Jason Benbow

New Trainers Celebrate Flemington Firsts

Posted on December 19, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Emerging young trainers Maddie Raymond and Caroline Jennings have had a day to remember with the pair both notching their first Flemington victories.

Posted on December 5, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Caroline Jennings' great week continued with filly Written Miss leading throughout to win at Pakenham, breaking a long city drought for jockey Jason Benbow.

Posted on August 22, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Seven Victorian racing stables, including that of top trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young, have been placed in lockdown after a staff member for trainer Richard Laming returned a positive test to COVID-19. However, Racing Victoria has stopped short of shutting down the race meeting at Moonee Valley on Saturday after its chief medical officer[...]

Posted on August 18, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Jockey Jason Benbow cannot believe how two seemingly innocuous falls have put him on the sidelines for extended periods. A trackwork fall at Caulfield in March last year left Benbow with a fracture to the T6 vertebra and he spent several months on the sidelines while a fall at Sale in May has put him[...]

Posted on June 5, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Jockey Jason Benbow is looking at another stint on the sidelines following a fall at Sale. Benbow requires surgery on fractures to his right foot and ankle after a fall from Postmistress at Sale last week. Victorian Jockeys' Association chief executive Matt Hyland said Benbow had six or seven previously undiagnosed fractures. “He's having surgery[...]

Posted on May 29, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Jockey Jason Benbow has been taken to hospital following a race fall at Sale. Benbow fell from Postmistress during a maiden race for three-year-olds on Wednesday. A Victorian Jockeys' Association statement said Benbow was taken to the local hospital with a possible lower leg fracture. Benbow was injured in a trackwork fall at Caulfield in[...]

Posted on May 14, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

A horse bought as a lead pony will make his racetrack return at Sandown, more than three years after his last start. Formerly trained by Robert Hickmott for Lloyd and Nick Williams, Hartani runs for Mornington horsewoman Monica Cid in Wednesday's Le Pine Funerals Handicap. Hartani has not raced since finishing 12th to Mujadale in[...]

New Trainers Celebrate Flemington Firsts

Jennings’ Surreal Run Of Wins Continues

Seven Cranbourne Stables In Virus Lockdown

Innocuous Fall Has Long Lasting Effects

Vic Jockey Jason Benbow To Undergo Surgery

Jason Benbow Hospitalised After Sale Fall

Hartani Back At Sandown After Long Absence

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