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Monday Jury: who are the top jockeys and trainers when it comes to airing views?
Racing Post feature has been going since 2013 and jury service has been noted!
Jockeys and trainers come in all shapes and sizes, well, trainers do, and that goes for levels of willingness to share opinions.
Some appear more willing to do so via social media than with the racing media, some are the other way round, others are comfortable whatever the platform, while a few give the television interviewers a bit of time when cornered, but that's about it.
The Racing Post's Monday Jury, which asks racing figures – be they jockeys, trainers, owners, breeders, officials, commentators or bookmakers' odds-compilers – for their take on upcoming races and to reflect on what's just gone, began in 2013 and we've kept a record of jurors ever since.
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