Garnet Bougoure

Tags: Jockey (Horse Racer).

Garnet Bougoure (3 March 1923 – 22 November 2008) was an Australian jockey in Thoroughbred horse racing who was highly successful competing in South-East Asia and in Europe. Bougoure was a still a boy when he left his home in Dalby Queensland to pursue a career as a jockey at racetracks in the Brisbane area. In 1945 he won his first major race and went on to win a number of premier events including two editions of the Australian Cup.

award

Irish flat racing Champion Jockey

birth date

1923-03-03

birth place

Dalby Queensland, Australia

death date

2008-11-22

occupation

Jockey

race

Australian Cup, British Classic Races, Brisbane Cup, Stradbroke Handicap, 1000 Guineas Stakes, Eclipse Stakes, Epsom Oaks, Great Voltigeur Stakes, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, Lowther Stakes, Royal Lodge Stakes, St. Leger Stakes, Irish Derby, Doncaster Handicap, Doomben Cup, Singapore Gold Cup, Lion City Cup, Irish 2000 Guineas, Irish St. Leger, Champagne Stakes (Great Britain), Musidora Stakes, Cornwallis Stakes, Penang_Sprint_Trophy, Perak_Derby, Singapore_St_Leger, Sultan_Gold_Vase, Tunku_Gold_Cup, Yang_Di_Pertua_Negeri_Gold_Cup, Queen_Elizabeth_II_Cup_Singapore

race horse

Pourparler (horse), Ragusa (horse), Noblesse (horse), Khalkis_(horse)