Pride Of Jenni

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Pride Of Jenni (foaled 21 August 2017) is a Group 1 winning Australian bred Thoroughbred racehorse and broodmare who was named Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year in 2024.

Background

Bred by Cambridge thoroughbred nursery Trelawney Stud, Pride Of Jenni was sold through Segenhoe Stud's 2019 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale draft for $100,000 to Tony and Lyn Ottobre's Cape Schanck Stud.

In the 2024 World's Best Racehorse Rankings Pride Of Jenni was ranked 35= on a rating of 120 along with Mr Brightside.

She was ridden in many of her wins by Irish expatriate Declan Bates.

Notable races

References