Hayley Turner announced an immediate effect in the saddle.
The 42 -year -old boy became the first female rider to ride a group one winner in the UK when he won the Cup in July 2011, and was another highest level of success for Margot at the NUNTORPE STAKES of the next month.
Turner, who had a spirit of JURA to win the South Well on Wednesday, said he was also looking forward to his first child in October.
Turner said in a statement: “I decided to be a rider with the winner in Southwell.
“I am very happy to announce that I have a baby in October, which has been planned for the past two years. Family and I are very excited.
“I would like to express my gratitude to everyone for supporting for many years, especially Michael Bell, David Simcock, Andrew Balding and Harry Eustace, and to Guy Jewell, the riding agent of Guy Jewell, a representative of my career.
“I’m looking forward to the next life, but I will focus on the baby in the short term.”
Turner was a pioneer for female riders in the apartment, became the first woman to ride 100 winners in 2008, and in November 2023, she praised her, including the first European woman who won 1,000 international winners. She finished her 1,000th British success in July.
The rider definitely enjoyed a lot of companies, but there was a little down during her career, especially in the New Market Gallup in March 2009, and suffered from the pelvis and spine after Doncaster fell in 2013.
Turner first retired from the metering room at the end of 2015 and began his media career, but in 2016, he returned to the saddle at his favorite Shergar CUP meeting in 2016 and began to resume her career in France.
She eventually returned to England and enjoyed the best year by winning 48 winners in 2021, and Eustace’s trained Docklands won the Star Ride in the season and won the Royal ASCOT at the 2023 Britannia Steak in 2023 and ranked second than the Queen of Queen.
Turner won his first Royal ASCOT winner at the 2019 Sandringham Handicap.
Turner and Bell enjoyed long partnerships emphasized by Margot DID, and Newmarket handler welcomed the saddle and decided to create her horse riding mark.
Turner won the NUNTORPE Stakes on Margot in 2011.
He said:
“We went back to a long way and achieved a lot of things together, and I am pleased that she came out of her term with a very happy personal news.
“We had a good day together. Margot won NUNTORPE as one of them, but I remember that she was almost a seven -pound apprentice when she had almost won the winner and confronted the senior rider and a big name.
“She was always on time and was always smart, and it was a very good role model for others, regardless of sex.
“A lot of gratitude to my owners who have supported my decision to support her, and she has taken it very well, and she has derailed with some unpleasant tumbling, but she does not take the six, seven, or eight years.”
Turner also struck a beneficial relationship with Simcock. Not only did he dream with Group One Glory, but he also gave a notable verdict when he lifted Beverly D. Stakes in the 2012 Arlington Park.
Simcock said: “Working with Hayley was a great pleasure, she is an appropriate expert, and she is a great rider who is good at her work and never disappointed, but the most important is a really good person.
“I am pleased with her and she retires without proving anything, she has done everything she can and is now in the next stage of having a family.
“We were lucky enough to have a great day, and dreams that I dreamed in advance were different people, but it was great to work with all day and enjoy other winners together.”
