Frankie Dettori: Jockey secures 3,000th British winner

The 45-year-old Dettori celebrated his success by reprising his trademark flying dismount after entering the winner's enclosure.

'I didn't ride all week purposefully because Newmarket is where I'm from,' the jockey told the British Horseracing Authority website.



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'I'm very pleased for it to have happened at Newmarket because this is where I landed 30 years ago. Who ever thought 30 years later I would have ridden all of those winners?

'It's not a big meeting, it's not a Royal Ascot -- it's a mundane Friday night with 20,000 people.'

Dettori has spent almost three decades in the winner's circle -- he won his first race aged 16 in Turin, Italy and cemented his name in racing folklore a decade later by riding all seven winners at Ascot's British Champions' Day in 1996.

A four-time winner of Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe and a double Epsom Derby champion, Detorri also last year won the World's Best Jockey award for 2015.

Over the last four years his career has undergone a remarkable revival after he was handed a six-month worldwide ban from racing following a failed drugs test while riding at Longchamp, in Paris, in September 2012.

Read: Dettori's remorse about drug ban

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Let go by Godolphin, Dettori was then signed as a retained rider by Al Shaqab Racing and in partnership with trainer John Gosden slowly began to rebuild his career.

'He's been instrumental,' said Detorri of Godsen. 'I started with him 20 years ago and he picked me back up when I was down.'

Reflecting further on his landmark win, he added: 'It's special. I'm very emotional because my family are here as well. I got a tremendous cheer, it was brilliant. I'm relieved and very humble.'

'I didn't ride all week purposefully because Newmarket is where I'm from,' the jockey told the British Horseracing Authority website. The 45-year-old Dettori celebrated his success by reprising his trademark flying dismount after entering the winner's enclosure. 'He's been instrumental,' said Detorri of Godsen. 'I started with him 20 years ago and he picked me back up when I was down.' Over the last four years his career has undergone a remarkable revival after he was handed a six-month worldwide ban from racing following a failed drugs test while riding at Longchamp, in Paris, in September 2012. 'I'm very pleased for it to have happened at Newmarket because this is where I landed 30 years ago. Who ever thought 30 years later I would have ridden all of those winners? Let go by Godolphin, Dettori was then signed as a retained rider by Al Shaqab Racing and in partnership with trainer John Gosden slowly began to rebuild his career. Dettori has spent almost three decades in the winner's circle -- he won his first race aged 16 in Turin, Italy and cemented his name in racing folklore a decade later by riding all seven winners at Ascot's British Champions' Day in 1996. Read: Dettori's remorse about drug ban Let go by Godolphin, Dettori was then signed as a retained rider by Al Shaqab Racing and in partnership with trainer John Gosden slowly began to rebuild his career. Over the last four years his career has undergone a remarkable revival after he was handed a six-month worldwide ban from racing following a failed drugs test while riding at Longchamp, in Paris, in September 2012. A four-time winner of Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe and a double Epsom Derby champion, Detorri also last year won the World's Best Jockey award for 2015. The 45-year-old Dettori celebrated his success by reprising his trademark flying dismount after entering the winner's enclosure. Over the last four years his career has undergone a remarkable revival after he was handed a six-month worldwide ban from racing following a failed drugs test while riding at Longchamp, in Paris, in September 2012. 'He's been instrumental,' said Detorri of Godsen. 'I started with him 20 years ago and he picked me back up when I was down.' 'I didn't ride all week purposefully because Newmarket is where I'm from,' the jockey told the British Horseracing Authority website. 'I'm very pleased for it to have happened at Newmarket because this is where I landed 30 years ago. Who ever thought 30 years later I would have ridden all of those winners? 'He's been instrumental,' said Detorri of Godsen. 'I started with him 20 years ago and he picked me back up when I was down.' Let go by Godolphin, Dettori was then signed as a retained rider by Al Shaqab Racing and in partnership with trainer John Gosden slowly began to rebuild his career. Over the last four years his career has undergone a remarkable revival after he was handed a six-month worldwide ban from racing following a failed drugs test while riding at Longchamp, in Paris, in September 2012.

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