Richard Hughes (jockey) a change in the rules regarding horse welfare. On 13 October 2011, it was announced that Hughes was giving up his racing licence and quitting the sport out of protest at the ban. Hughes did not follow up on this threat and on 15 October 2012 he equaled Frankie Dettori's record of winning seven races in a single meeting by winning seven out of eight races at Windsor Racecourse. The following month, he claimed his first British flat racing Champion Jockey title with 172 winners over the season. In May 2013, after a long wait, he won his first British
Charles Marlow (jockey) winning jockeys. In the 1840s and into the 1850s Marlow had further success in top flight races. In 1844 he won the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot on "Bishop of Romford’s Cob"; in 1848 he won the Goodwood Cup on Lord Eglinton’s "Von Tromp" and in 1849 the Ascot Gold Cup on the same horse; in 1849 he won both The Derby and the St. Leger on Eglinton’s "The Flying Dutchman"; in 1851 he won the City and Suburban Handicap (Epsom), again on an Eglinton horse called "Elthiron", and in 1853 he won The Oaks on "Catherine Hayes". "The Flying