By AAP Jamie Mott has ridden his first jumps winner, denying trainer Darren Weir a clean sweep of the maiden hurdle races at Warrnambool. Best known for his exploits on the flat, Mott guided Livery to victory in the third division of the maiden hurdle on Tuesday. In doing so he ended… Read More » Read full article
Jamie Mott breaks through in jumps career
May 3, 2016 Comments Off
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