Richard Johnson: Winning the title means everything to me

Richard Johnson described his first jockeys' title as the "realisation of a dream".

Sat, 23 Apr, 2016 - 20:11

Richard Johnson described his first jockeys' title as the "realisation of a dream".

For so long in the shadow of Sir Anthony McCoy, Johnson finally claimed the title after a 20th consecutive season with over 100 winners and surpassed the 200 mark for the first time in his career this term.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Person: Richard Johnson Person: Anthony McCoy Person: Johnson Person: Menorah Person: Oakey Chase Person: Philip Person: Sarah Hobbs Person: McCoy Organisation: AP

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