Rachael Blackmore

Rachael Blackmore

jockey Ireland

Rachael Blackmore is a renowned Irish jockey, celebrated for her groundbreaking achievements in horse racing, and she was one of the many jockeys who honored Michael O’Sullivan at his funeral.

Born on Jan 01, 1988 (38 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: Rachael Blackmore is recognized for her pioneering impact as the woman who shattered racing’s glass ceiling. 9

Darragh O Keeffe Henry De Bromhead Jack Kennedy Paul Townend Jamie Spencer Aidan O Brien Paul Nicholls Willie Mullins Gordon Elliott
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Darragh O’Keeffe makes most of chance and starts Christmas action as country’s leading rider – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Rachael Blackmore finished with 18 Cheltenham winners. 9

Kevin Devaney Robyn Byrne Katie Sheldon Denise Cassidy Aoife Mccormack Sophie O Sullivan Streimikyte Roisin Ni Riain Claire Melia Aoife Wafer Caitriona Jennings Eve Mcmahon Orla Comerford Dominic Casey Sarah Healy Katie George Dunlevy Linda Kelly Lara Gillespie Ellen Walshe Lisa O Rourke Aoife O Rourke Katie Taylor Amanda Serrano Mairead Dillon Carrie Dolan Katie Mccabe Kate O Connor
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: the top 25 moments of the year in women’s sport – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Bundee Aki shared fifth place along with double Olympic boxing champion Kellie Harrington, recently retired jockey Rachael Blackmore. 6

Troy Parrott Katie Taylor Amanda Serrano Rory Mcilroy Shane Lowry Kate O Connor Michael O Connor Bundee Aki Kellie Harrington Caoimhin Kelleher Seamus Coleman Kelli O Keeffe
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Republic of Ireland’s November heroics catapult them to become nation’s most popular team – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Rachael Blackmore called time in 2025, bringing one of the greatest ever Irish sporting careers to its end. 7

Aoife O Rourke Orla Comerford Fiona Murtagh Lara Gillespie Katie Mccabe Sarah Healy Ellen Walshe Eve Mcmahon Aoife Wafer Sophie O Sullivan Katie George Dunlevy Linda Kelly Katie Taylor Hannah Tyrrell Kate O Connor
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: How Ireland’s sportswomen kept clearing impossibly high bars in 2025 – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Rachael Blackmore was there to collect the overall award as the first female jockey to win the Aintree Grand National. 9

Kate O Connor Michael O Connor Shane Lowry
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: With awards season upon us, Kate O’Connor should pick and choose – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jockey-turned-children’s author Rachael Blackmore was granted the tax relief for her book Granny National. 7

Leo Varadkar Eanna Ni Lamhna Bertie Ahern Alan Shatter Ruairi Quinn Michael Healy Rae Mary Mcaleese Roisin O Donnell Claire Gleeson Lara Marlowe Martin Breheny Andrew Hamilton Hannah Kate Sheridan Ishmael Claxton
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Leo Varadkar defends tax exemption for memoir Speaking My Mind – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Rachael Blackmore is among the elite Irish sportswomen that Leona Maguire admires. 9

Leona Maguire Lisa Maguire Sean Quinn Katie Taylor Kellie Harrington Sonia O Sullivan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘We came from a modest background. I don’t need a lot of money to keep me happy’ – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Rachael Blackmore's retirement has led to a loss of interest in Irish horse racing for some fans. 5

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Rachel Blackmore’s retirement – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Rachael Blackmore is perhaps the most significant female figure to ever ride a racehorse. 9

Saffie Osborne Julie Krone Emma Jayne Wilson Hollie Doyle Siobhan Rutledge Jody Townend Marie Velon Maryline Eon
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Rachael Blackmore cracked glass ceiling but presuming it’s in smithereens for female jockeys is complacent – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Rachael Blackmore is celebrated as one of Ireland's finest sportspeople and the first woman to win the Aintree Grand National. 9

Kellie Harrington Leona Maguire Katie Taylor Michael O Sullivan Sonia O Sullivan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Rachael Blackmore’s retirement marks the exit of one of our finest sportspeople – The Irish Times