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Benagil’s lastest jump out at Flemington
Glen Thompson has identified the Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes as the primary target for Benagil this spring, with the Australasian Oaks winner returning to the jump outs last week.
Third straight Makybe Diva Stakes for Mr Brightside
Mr Brightside has become the first male horse to win three successive Group 1’s at Flemington with his all-the-way victory in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Brightside chases Flemington first
The nine-time Group 1 winner will do what no male horse has achieved if he again wins the $750,000 event.
Farhh Flung Breaks a two year drought
After a two-year absence from the winner’s circle, Farhh Flung finally broke through in determined fashion, edging out King’s Valley in a thrilling finish.
Alabama Lass passes her Moir test
Ken Kelso’s flying mare Alabama Lass didn’t win the Group 1 Moir Stakes at The Valley on Saturday after being run down late by Baraqiel, but that was about the only box the Kiwi mare did not tick with her brave on-speed run.
World All-Star Jockeys Competition In Japan
Williams finished second in the compeition and struck early with a perfectly-timed late run aboard the well-fancied Pink Jin.
Craig was granted his jockey apprenticeship to his father Allan Williams in 1993 and his first winner on a metropolitan racetrack came later that year at Caulfield on ‘Pearl Prince’.
Craig’s family has a long and successful history in racing – his father Allan Williams was one of Melbourne’s top jockeys before injury forced him to retire from riding. Allan became a Group 1 winning trainer while his grandfather was respected Melbourne trainer Tom Harrison. His uncle is Doug Harrison, also a group-winning trainer who is held in high esteem in Melbourne. Craig’s cousin Travis Harrison was a top apprentice jockey when he was sadly killed in a car accident and Travis remains an inspiration to him.
Craig gained his Jockey ‘A’ licence with the Victoria Racing Club in September 1997 and remains the youngest jockey to win the Cranbourne Cup. His first Group 1 winner was the Australasian Oaks for trainer Lee Freedman and has gone on to win numerous Group 1 races locally and internationally.
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CRAIG’S UPCOMING RIDES
Craig’s next meeting will be AT BENDIGO | DATE – 17/09/2025
- Track: Soft 6
- Rail: True Entire Circuit
- Weather: Cloudy. Max – 14°C
- Chance of Rain: 30% | Possible Rainfall: 0 – 1mm
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Craig's family
Craig’s family play a crucial role in his success. Wife Larysa, is Craig’s nutritionist and plans his meals according to what weight he needs to be. Craig’s mother, Glenda manages his finances and expenses.
Patrick Mills
Jockey Valet
Patrick Mills is a very important part of Craig’s race day management. He prepares all of Craig’s riding equipment for each race and also works with Damian Lane and Jye Mcneil.
JASON BREEN
Riding Manager
Jason Breen is an integral part of Craig’s management team, managing Craig and his riding bookings.
Ph: (61+) 427 346 196
Jimmy & Ian
Drivers
Jimmy or “Uncle Jimmy” previously drove Craig’s father (Allan) to the races. Jimmy is accompanied by Ian, the duo personally drive Craig to country race meetings.
ETHAN MILLS
Media
Ethan Mills is Craig’s media manager, Ethan manages all of Craig’s social platforms and website. Ethan is also a Race Caller in Singapore.
Arthur Gonis
Chauffeur
Arhur ensures a top-notch service when driving Craig to race meetings and private functions, making sure he has a comfortable and enjoyable journey. Arthur always goes the extra mile to provide the best service possible.
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