N. O'RIAGÁIN JOCKEY

Jump jockey · Seeking professional licence

Nathan
O'Riagáin

Irish jump jockey, 16 — light, balanced and schooled from the ground up. Eleven years around horses and now chasing a professional licence.

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The rider

Sixteen years old and Irish-bred to the game — Nathan has spent more than a decade around horses, and now rides jumps with a professional licence firmly in his sights.

His grounding is in the unglamorous end of the sport: five years of pre-training and breaking young horses, teaching them to accept a rider and find their balance before they ever see a racecourse. That patience shows in the saddle — a quiet, secure jumper who lets a horse settle into its own rhythm.

Along the way he's ridden two winners for trainer Gerald Kyne and recently graduated Level 2 at the British Racing School. Reliable, coachable and genuinely competitive, he's ready for the rides that turn an apprentice into a professional.

By the numbers

A season's form, at a glance.

16
Age · DOB 01·02·2010
2
Winners · G. Kyne
58kg
Riding weight · 9st 2lb
L2
British Racing School

Irish · jump jockey · seeking professional licence

The pathway

Eleven years in the making.

01

Pre-training & breaking

Five years starting young horses from scratch — mouthing, backing and teaching balance before the racecourse. The grounding that makes a secure, sympathetic rider.

5 years
02

Race-riding · Gerald Kyne

Two winners in the book for trainer Gerald Kyne, with the yard miles and race-day craft that come with a professional operation.

2 winners
03

British Racing School

Recently graduated Level 2 — formal grounding in race-riding, safety and horsemanship to the industry standard.

Level 2 · graduated
04

Next: professional licence

Now seeking the rides and support to step up to a professional jump-jockey licence.

Seeking rides

Bookings & enquiries

Get in touch about a ride.

Trainers, owners and agents — send the meeting, the horse and the trip, and Nathan will come straight back to you.

Demo form — submissions aren't wired up yet. Connect an email service (e.g. Formspree) to go live.