Career Wins in Great Britain
* = Champion Jockey
- 1991 – 29
- 1992 – 45
- 1993 – 60
- 1994 – 47
- 1995 – 92
- 1996 – 136
- 1997 – 202 *
- 1998 – 204 *
- 1999 – 202 *
- 2000 – 59
- 2001 – 166 *
- 2002 – 149 *
- 2003 – 221 *
- 2004 – 200
- 2005 – 70
- 2006 – 27
- 2007 – 0
- 2008 – 0
- 2009 – 50
- 2010 – 140
- 2011 – 154
Sources: jockeysroom.com (1991–2001), racingpost.co.uk (2002–present)
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