Trainer And Jockey Of The Week 14/01/19

David Griffiths – Flat Trainer of the Week

The best flat trainer of the week for the first time this month is David Griffiths. The trainer had a brilliant week over the last seven days winning top trainer of the week and managed to grab a total of 4 winners from 5 runners across Great Britain and Ireland gaining a 80 percent strike rate for his runners of the week which is the highest to date.

With this, out of his 5 runners last week all 4 of them went on to place, this is an outstanding record and equals out at a strike rate of 80 percent of his runs were in the top one, two or three depending on the runners.Griffiths is a trainer bang in form and has been brilliant all season but this week is his first time for a long time being top of the leaderboard.

He is one to keep an eye out for over the coming weeks with plenty of newcomers and a lot of frequent runners across various racecourses in the off season on the all weather.

Gordon Elliott – Jumps Trainer of the Week

The best jumps trainer of the week is Gordon Elliott. The Irishman had a brilliant week over the last seven days winning top trainer of the week and managed to grab a total of 5 winners from 27 runners across Great Britain and Ireland gaining a 18.52 percent strike rate for his runners of the week.

With this, out of his 27 runners last week 11 of them went on to place, this is an outstanding record and equals out at a strike rate of 40.74 percent of his runs were in the top one, two or three depending on the runners.

The Gigginstown number one trainer is bang in form and is unleashing some of his big guns ready for the Cheltenham Festival. He is one keep an eye out for over the coming weeks with entries in big races mostly in Ireland over the jumps and he is having a fine season.

Luke Morris – Flat Jockey of the Week

The best flat jockey of the week was Richard Kingscote. The Englishman had a brilliant week over the last seven days winning top jockey of the week and managed to grab a total of 5 winners from 39 rides across Great Britain and Ireland gaining a 12.82 percent strike rate for his runners of the week.

With this out of his 39 rides last week 11 of them went on to place, this is an outstanding record and equals out at a strike rate of 23.08 percent of his runs were in the top one, two or three depending on the runners.

Morris is a jockey bang in form and was clear of the other jockeys this week by having one more winner than every other jockey in contention. He is one to keep an eye out for over the coming weeks with entries in England.

Brian Hughes – Jumps Jockey of the Week

The best jumps jockey of the week is the Aidan Coleman. The jockey had a brilliant week over the last seven days winning top jockey of the week and managed to grab a total of 8 winners from 28 rides across Great Britain and Ireland gaining a 28.57 percent strike rate for his runners of the week.

With this, out of his 28 rides last week 14 of them went on to place, this is an outstanding record and equals out at a strike rate of 50 percent of his runs were in the top one, two or three depending on the runners.

Hughes is a rider bang in form and on the weekend did really well. He is one to keep an eye out for over the coming weeks with entries in big races just as the jumps season is getting towards the nitty gritty.