Jade Darose needed some help finding the Flemington float carpark on Saturday but left the track as the first trainer-jockey to land a winner at Flemington, and it was with her only horse in training, Parwan Prince.
The jockey was granted a trainer's licence in 2016, along with Michelle Payne and Rhonda Mangan, and had won with Parwan Prince previously.
Parwan Prince, trained and ridden by Jade Darose, wins race 3 at Flemington on Saturday.Credit:AAP
Saturday's success with the $12 chance was the biggest of her career though but if it wasn't for some directions from fellow jockey Nikita Berriman, she might have been late.
"I haven't been for so long, I didn't know where to get the horse and the float in,"she said after Parwan Prince beat Miss Norway ($3.80) and Gibbon ($19).
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Darose's husband, former jockey Brendan Fenech, and four-year-old son Riley were on course to help the trainer-jockey celebrate a win with a horse that cost $7000 and has now won more than $200,000.
Jade Darose celebrates her historic feat at Flemington.Credit:AAP
Meanwhile, trainer Simon Morrish is dreaming of the first Tuesday of November with Chouxting The Mob, he just isn't sure whether it will be the Melbourne Cup or a support race, after the tough comeback horse notched a third straight win at Flemington on Saturday.
Chouxting The Mob now sports three screws in a hind leg and is matching the steel in his legs with an iron horse qualities on the track since returning in January from more than a year on the sidelines
The five-year-old has had 11 starts since, winning three straight and four of his last five to put him into calculations for some lower grade spring features.
Morrish isn't sure how high the gelding can climb but as the campaign stretches further into winter he is mindful of how it could impact his lofty carnivaRead More – Source
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