Sam Bennett - no same day spoilers

Just for some perspective on Rachel Blackmore.
What Rachel Blackmore has done is incredible - it's stratospheric. To do it as a man is massive, to do it as a women is in another universe of achievement. She might even end the season as winning jockey, she's 5 wins behind Paul Townend, although it's nearly the end of the season now. Coming second is a huge, massive, indescribably enormous achievement, to win is some thing else. No woman has ever been near that before, it's absolutely massive. Racing and equestrianism are the only sports that women and men compete on a par, and in racing women are way, way, way outnumbered. To do what she's done is huge. It's not just riding winners, although riding for one of the most inform trainers in the world does help, but the cultural change challenged is a massive shift in sport.
she has stood on teh shoulders of women who came before her, notably Nina Carberry and Katie Walsh, both of whom stayed as amateurs, never turned pro like Rachel, but to get the rides she has has been a battle that's gone on for decades. She's changed the whole sport in terms of what women jockeys are capable of, and turned hundreds of years (and current despite her success) of wrongful judgement on his head.

it's hard to overstate what Rachel Blackmore has done when you look at it.

ETA there's a great documentary about Rachel Blackmore, Katie Walsh (in her last season), Lisa O'Neill and Kate O'Farrell called Jump Girls. It's excellent, follows them for the 2019 I think season. There's one for the men too called Jump Boys. I think it's on their player.