Previous Stables
Noel Meade - After a successful stint on the Irish Pony Circuit, Lee left school at the age of 15 to join the stable.
Dessie McDonogh - Based in County Meath, this was Lee's last position in Ireland before moving to England.
Mary Reveley - During this stint, Lee was a minor jockey, not riding many high profile horses. He also suffered a horrific knee injury, from which it took more than seven months to recover.
Bill Haigh - Here, recovering from his severe injury problems, Lee rose to the top ten in the Jockey Championship.
Malcolm Jefferson - A successful stint for Lee which secured him the lucrative position with Howard Johnson, and fifth place in the jockey championship. In 2010, Lee began riding for Jefferson again.
J Howard Johnson - With this stable, Lee secured the top jockey award at Cheltenham and a Scottish Grand National win. He finished third in the Jockey Championship, behind Tony McCoy and Richard Johnson. He also won the Grand National during this period, but this was for Ginger McCain.
Ferdy Murphy - Following his acrimonious departure from the stables of Howard Johnson, Lee became stable jockey and later a deputy trainer for Ferdy Murphy. He rode here for six years before making the decision to move into flat racing.
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