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He beat Richards' record of 269 winners in a season on Valfonic at Warwick on 2 April 2002.

April 2, 2002 · AP McCoy · Horse Racing · On this day

AP McCoy

He beat Richards' record of 269 winners in a season on Valfonic at Warwick on 2 April 2002.

About AP McCoy

Sir Anthony Peter McCoy, commonly known as A.P. McCoy, is a retired Northern Irish jockey who is widely regarded as one of the greatest jump jockeys in horse racing history. With a remarkable career spanning over two decades, he is celebrated for his record-breaking achievements, including being the Champion Jockey for 20 consecutive years.

  • Nationality: Northern Ireland
  • Born: 4 May 1974
  • Career wins: 4,358
  • Major race wins: 10 Flat races
  • Champion Jockey titles: 20

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