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Dom begins life as a trainer

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January 22, 2025

FORMER top jockey Dominic Elsworth is launching his training career after helping hundreds of people to turn their lives around.

- Melissa Jones

Dom begins life as a trainer

The Grade One-winning rider will travel to Catterick this afternoon to saddle Emerald Time in the closing bumper.

The track was where the 44-year-old celebrated his first winner on Sue Smith-trained hurdler Moonshine Dancer in 1999.

Elsworth, who competed in Aintree’s Grand National on eight occasions, retired in 2014 and has since led a groundbreaking employment project in the sport.

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