Barry Geraghty retired on Saturday 4th July of this year and he retired as an all-time legend of Jump racing.
Geraghty recorded 1,920 winners across a 24 year career, the fourth highest total in National Hunt history. Amongst those victories were 121 Grade 1 winners and 43 winners at the Cheltenham Festival which is the second highest total only behind Ruby Walsh.
His book, True Colours is described by the Racing Post as ‘A must-read about a career which never dropped out of top gear’. ‘
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