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Champion jockey Sean Bowen: ‘I’ve never gone to Cheltenham with good chances. I’m hoping this year will be different’
- Bowen believes Haiti Couleurs has a real chance to win the Gold Cup at Cheltenham, which would mark a major milestone in his career.
- Bowen says he has never gone to Cheltenham with good chances before, but hopes this year will be different.
- Bowen contends with a demanding schedule, riding 858 times this season and spending long hours in the car.
- Bowen credits family and Becky Curtis for supporting his career as Haiti Couleurs becomes a potential Gold Cup ride.
- Bowen aims to strengthen his position as a top jumps rider, eyeing a possible 300-winner season.
- Bowen recalls AP McCoy as a benchmark and reflects on mindset differences that help him stay positive.
- He acknowledges the Cheltenham festival has been Irish-dominated, making chances hard for British riders.
- Bowen discusses his long-standing relationship with trainer Rebecca Curtis and its impact on his ride.
- Bowen reflects on a career path, including early setbacks at Paul Nicholls’ yard and subsequent freelance rides.
- Bowen notes the emotional pull of racing and his drive to win more, despite not feeling adversity in childhood.
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