The Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series
– The Challenge of a Lifetime.
The series offers participants a once in a lifetime opportunity like no other, the chance to experience what it is like to be a jockey riding at some of Ireland’s best tracks. The Series is limited to Amateur riders and those who have an A1 licence can apply once they have no more than three winners, others will be assessed at RACE and will undergo an interview process prior to acceptance. They will also have to raise €10,000 for Irish Injured Jockeys, maintain their weight and fitness throughout the series and engage in race coaching to understand how to ride a race and each course effectively.
Riders will not only have the chance of winning each race and will also accumulate points for placings throughout the series with the overall winner of the series to be announced at the final race.
Previous Corinthian Challengers describe the series as, unbelievable, the best experience of my life, adrenaline pumping, the ultimate personal challenge, a thousand dreams come true and epic! To register your interest and find out apply now at info@irishinjuredjockeys.
To support or donate to the dedicated fundraising page –
https://irishinjuredjockeys.enthuse.com/cf/2023-corinthian-challenge
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The Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series – The Challenge of a Lifetime.
Have you got what it takes to commit to this once in a lifetime experience?
“The Corinthian Challenge is limited to amateur riders who will compete in three races over the period of four months. The participants will ride over three top class courses in a bid to raise much-needed funds for Irish Injured Jockeys whilst testing themselves physically, a once in a lifetime opportunity.”
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Ruby Walsh
Champion Jockey and Chairman of Irish Injured Jockeys
“Following on from the huge success of previous years, we want to build on the concept and make it really attractive for race entrants, racecourses, racegoers and for the media to really engage with over the period of time and follow each of the participants’ journey throughout the series.”
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Michael Higgins
General Manager of Irish Injured Jockeys