Grand National Winner Rachael Blackmore Lands 'Very Different' New Job

Grand National winner Rachael Blackmore lands 'very different' new job

Rachael Blackmore, who retired last May, has revealed her new career move

Rachael Blackmore lands surprise new job months after horse racing icon retired

Rachael Blackmore has taken on a new role after retiring from horse racing in May following a record-breaking career.

First female Grand National winner set to return with new role as Cheltenham reintroduces iconic day

Former horse rider Rachael Blackmore will take up a new role as Head of Ladies Day at the Cheltenham Festival as the track aims to attract more female racegoers.Data collated by the Jockey Club shows only a quarter of Cheltenham attendees are female, a lower figure than the general 39 per cent average throughout jump tracks, according to research undertaken by the Racecourse Association and Great British Racing.To remedy this, the Gloucestershir…

Trailblazing jockey Rachael Blackmore lands major new Cheltenham Festival role

The Racecourse says Blackmore, the first female jockey to win the Grand National and the Cheltenham Gold Cup, is the ‘ideal ambassador’ to attract more women to the sport

Rachael Blackmore ‘excited’ after landing new high profile job at Cheltenham Festival - The Mirror

The trailblazing former jockey Rachael Blackmore has been appointed to a new ambassadorial position in which she will try to encourage more women to attend racing events

'It's going to be a very different experience' - Rachael Blackmore lands surprise new job

The Tipperary woman retired in May following a remarkable career, becoming the first female jockey to ride the winner of the Gold Cup and Grand National