ur top 5 nh jockeys in order?

deccy15

mine would be........

1. AP McCoy
2. Robert ''choc'' Thornton
3. Davy Russell
4. Ruby Walsh
5. Barry geraghty

Whyno

1.Tony McCoy
1.Ruby
(dont need to explain the reasons for this)
3.Paul Carberry - poetry in motion in the sadle and gets horses into a great rythm and plays the waiting game excellently
4. Timmy Murphy - same as carberry really
5. Richard Johnson - geat drive and passion for his job and doesnt make to many mistakes when in the saddle.


Paul townend will defo be in my list within the next few years. Hes in the mould of ruby and has no fear. Destined for greatness imo

Slimity

1. Ruby Walsh
2. Paul Carberry
3. Choc Thornton
4. Tony McCoy
5. Barry Geraghty


Honourable mentions for Paddy Flood, who has really impressed me in the last year, and alsso Townend who has a big future ahead of him.

biscuits1981

1.ruby walsh & a p mccoy
3.davy russell
4.nina carberry(brilliant over the cross crountry in chel)
5.choc thornton

if i have to choose a sub it would be aiden coleman in england this lad will be top joc in a few years

Kauto

1. Ruby Walsh
2. Choc Thornton
3. Davy Russell
4. Ap McCoy
5. Timmy Murphy

premierstone

1. AP
2. Ruby
3. Carberry
4. Timmy Murphy
5. Paddy Brennan

Also agree with the comment on Paul Townend is surely destined for greatness and Choc Thorton would be very close to the list also.

smartaform

1. Ruby
2. AP
3. Richard Johnson
4. Choc
5. Davy Russell

How anyone has Geraghty in their list is beyond me!! He falls off so easily and puts up more dog rides than anyone. I never back him as i think i'd get any chance whatso ever.

You'd be confident with AP on a 100/1 as u know he'll give 100% and earn his riding fee.

deccy15

Whyno wrote: »

1.Tony McCoy
1.Ruby
(dont need to explain the reasons for this)
3.Paul Carberry - poetry in motion in the sadle and gets horses into a great rythm and plays the waiting game excellently
4. Timmy Murphy - same as carberry really
5. Richard Johnson - geat drive and passion for his job and doesnt make to many mistakes when in the saddle.


Paul townend will defo be in my list within the next few years. Hes in the mould of ruby and has no fear. Destined for greatness imo

yeah would defo agree with ya on paul townend, top class for a young rider!! have been followin the progress of I.J McCarthy for the last couple of years and think he'll be 1 to add to that list soon enough too!!

pro_gnostic_8

Mine would closely mirror the jockeys mentioned in previous posts.
However, I would make room for Noel Fehilly also -- a rider I always like to see aboard one of my fancies.

eagle eye

1. AP and Ruby
3. Paul Carberry
4. Paddy Brennan
5. Davy Russell

Rickos

eagle eye wrote: »

1. AP and Ruby
3. Paul Carberry
4. Paddy Brennan
5. Davy Russell

1. Ruby
2. Davy Russell
3. Barry Geraghty
4. AP
5. Paul Carberry

I'm rating them more from a punting perspective, although I do think Ruby is the jockey.

Agreed with the other posters on Townend. Like him a lot.

I think we are in something of a golden era for the quality of jump jockeys.

sfxoneill

Though one but it has to be


1 Ruby Walsh
2 AP McCoy
3 Carberry
4 Davy Russell
5 Barry Geraghty

aidan24326

1=Ruby Walsh
1=AP McCoy
Hard to split these two, you'd be more than happy to have either of them on your horse.

3.Robert Thornton
4.Barry Geraghty
5.Davy Russell

starchild

1 AP
2 Ruby
3 Paul Carberry
4 Robert Thornton
5 Richard Johnson

redorblack

AP McCoy
Paul Carberry, (in 2nd because, born with more natural skill than the three below put together, best hands in the game)
Richard Johnson
Timmy Murphy
Ruby Walsh

Famous45

In my time:

Tony McCoy
Peter Scudamore
Richard Dunwoody
Ruby Walsh
Adrian Maguire

mdwexford

1 - Ruby
2 - A.P.
3 - Choc
4 - Paddy Brennan (still very under-rated imo)
5 - Carberry