Glen Hatt made the right the move....

he resurrected his almost dead career, bang in form this season.....

Very good rider ..he hardly ever travels and has finished in the top 20 for the last 5 seasons

Top Jockey (tu)

Reading between the lines in his star of the week interview he seemed fed up of doing all the work on joeys horses that are owned by MJ only for Marcus to come on the big days and win the big ones, Glen is too good of a jockey to play second fiddle . I met him a couple of times and must say he is a very nice guy. All the best going foward with Brett Crawford who is also a very nice guy, you guys make a top team

I always wondered about that. Why would any self respecting jockey want to do the work, or even do the work properly, on any horse he knows he's never going to get to ride should it become a star, or even above average. That's surely a prob jooste's bigger stable horses have.

bad company Wrote:

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> Reading between the lines in his star of the week
> interview he seemed fed up of doing all the work
> on joeys horses that are owned by MJ only for
> Marcus to come on the big days and win the big
> ones, Glen is too good of a jockey to play second
> fiddle . I met him a couple of times and must say
> he is a very nice guy. All the best going foward
> with Brett Crawford who is also a very nice guy,
> you guys make a top team

I agree bc they make a top team, its one of those best for each other type scenario

Top top jockey, hard worker all ways trying, and very seldom comes away from a big meeting with out a winner or two,well done to him for moving on.

Had a 50 e/w on bunter barlow back in the day in the met.
Wat a race. Was still in skool and a family member told me to back it.

was told and old trainer told Brett that he had just got the best horse he would ever get when Glen joined
the yard Glen is a grear worker rider and you get wonderful feedback Karl also in that class
I am told Shea Cormack Fradd Forbes are also top class

SirPuntalot Wrote:

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> Had a 50 e/w on bunter barlow back in the day in
> the met.
> Wat a race. Was still in skool and a family member
> told me to back it.


I was doing Gerrit Schlechter's rides back then...we ran a short head 2nd on the stablemate Trademark who then went on to win the July with Striker up and Gerrit unsighted on Bunter Barlow (was 2000/01 season)

He done well to get away from where he was..