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JP McManus Picks Harry Cobden as New Top Jockey
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Breaking News: JP McManus Names Harry Cobden as New Top Jockey, Shaking Up Jump Racing
JP McManus, the sports most influential owner, has announced Harry Cobden as his new number one rider, starting in May. This move ends speculation and marks a significant shift in the National Hunt campaign. Cobden, known for his charisma, takes over from legends like AP McCoy and Barry Geraghty. The pairing of the popular Cobden and the private McManus is generating buzz. Cobden, last years British champion jockey, will ride McManuss horses in both Ireland and Britain, while Mark Walsh continues in Ireland. Cobden, grateful to his long-time boss Paul Nicholls, looks forward to riding McManuss top horses, promising an exciting new era in racing.
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