| And if the proposed Scottish academy offers a professorship of all-weather jockeyship, only one Scot should be considered for the post. |
| Jockeyship will not be a problem today, with the capable Michael Fenton booked and the likely strong pace sure to suit his come-from-behind style. |
| It was a tremendous bit of opportunism and a masterful piece of jockeyship. |
| The 80s represented a golden decade for jockeyship on the Flat. |
| There's not much pace on, Mick just cops me with about a furlong and a half to go and delays his run for 50 to 100 yards, and that's just good jockeyship on his part. |
| Even for a good cause, celebrity jockeyship doesn't bear thinking about. |
