Anthony Tory
Anthony Stewart Tory was born on December 22, 1966, and rode his first winner, Kilton Jim, at Fontwell on May 5, 1986.
Anthony Stewart Tory was born on December 22, 1966, and rode his first winner, Kilton Jim, at Fontwell on May 5, 1986.
Tony is the son of top Wimborne amateur Michael Tory and, unlike his father, he turned professional.
Tony is the son of top Wimborne amateur Michael Tory and, unlike his father, he turned professional.
He retired after breaking a rib when Medina's Swan Song fell at Cheltenham on April 17, 1996.
He retired after breaking a rib when Medina's Swan Song fell at Cheltenham on April 17, 1996.
Tony, who stood at 5ft 10ins., rode a total of 151 winners including Docklands Express in the 1991 Whitbread and Cool Ground in the 1989 Kim Muir.
Tony, who stood at 5ft 10ins., rode a total of 151 winners including Docklands Express in the 1991 Whitbread and Cool Ground in the 1989 Kim Muir.
Big winners:
Big winners:
1989: Kim Muir Memorial Chase – Cool Ground
1989: Kim Muir Memorial Chase – Cool Ground
1991: Racing Post Handicap Chase – Docklands Express
1991: Racing Post Handicap Chase – Docklands Express
1991: Whitbread Gold Cup – Docklands Express
1991: Whitbread Gold Cup – Docklands Express
1991: A. F. Budge Gold Cup – Kings Fountain
1991: A. F. Budge Gold Cup – Kings Fountain
1991: H & T Walker Handicap Chase – Kings Fountain
1991: H & T Walker Handicap Chase – Kings Fountain
1992: A.S.W. Handicap Chase – Rubika
1992: A.S.W. Handicap Chase – Rubika
1992: Racing Post Handicap Chase – Docklands Express
1992: Racing Post Handicap Chase – Docklands Express