Pat Eddery

Jockey and trainer with multiple titles

Pat Eddery - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 18th, 1952
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A prominent jockey and trainer, contributed significantly to horse racing. Achieved success in the International scene, winning prestigious races such as the Derby. Set numerous records during a career spanning over four decades, establishing a reputation for skill and expertise in the field. Transitioned to training after retiring from riding, continuing involvement in the sport. His legacy includes shaping young jockeys and maintaining high standards in horse racing.

Won the English Derby multiple times

Achieved over 4,600 career victories

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