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He achieved a new high of 289 winners, and on 27 August 2002, at Uttoxeter, his victory on...

August 27, 2002 · AP McCoy · Horse Racing · On this day

AP McCoy

He achieved a new high of 289 winners, and on 27 August 2002, at Uttoxeter, his victory on Mighty Montefalco meant he had surpassed Richard Dunwoody's all time jumps record.

About AP McCoy

Sir Anthony Peter McCoy, commonly known as A.P. McCoy, is a retired Northern Irish jockey who is widely regarded as one of the greatest jump jockeys in horse racing history. With a remarkable career spanning over two decades, he is celebrated for his record-breaking achievements, including being the Champion Jockey for 20 consecutive years.

  • Nationality: Northern Ireland
  • Born: 4 May 1974
  • Career wins: 4,358
  • Major race wins: 10 Flat races
  • Champion Jockey titles: 20

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