By another, as the best business book I’ve ever read. It was described by one MD as the entrepreneur’s essential marketing manual. Billed by Start Your Business Magazine as a must for small businesses. With mental health issues and being able to see the dead, is Bryony. Bryony Thomas is an inspirational marketing speaker, and author of Watertight Marketing (Panoma Press, £14.99). ''You can't do it by yourself - that's why I'm very lucky to have some amazing teams around me. Bryony battled her way through alcoholism only to find that recovery was a bumpy and. With (Henry) de Bromhead supporting her, she's got a good team and like I say, with every good jockey, there's been a good team. It's not going to be gifted to you, nothing is gifted. ''I want to be on a level playing field, I don't want any difference because I think that's what is fantastic about our sport. This collection is being sold to raise money for Brymore Academy’s Agricultural Farm in Somerset. Bryony’s art has since become very popular and now has used it to raise money for charity. I believe people have stopped seeing me so much as a lady jockey and as a just a jockey. During the lockdown of 2020 Bryony learnt to paint with watercolours. ''I don't think there's any difference in it and I think that sort of mountain has been climbed now. She told the PA news agency: ''Why not? If you're good enough, you ride the winners and clock them up on the tally board and you've got people behind you, supporting you, then sure. Frost feels that ''mountain has been climbed'' and those that work hard will be suitably rewarded, regardless of gender. Blackmore also rode a Grade One winner over hurdles at the Festival - one day after Frodon's Ryanair verdict - and Frost sees no reason why there cannot be a female champion one day. Frost was not the only female rider to enjoy a stellar 2018/19 season, with Rachael Blackmore cutting a swathe through the ranks in Ireland, eventually finishing runner-up to Paul Townend in the jockeys' championship. That win in March saw Frost, 24, transcend to the front pages of newspapers across the country and even make the evening news bulletins, as she became the first lady to win a Grade One over jumps at the showpiece meeting.

Frost became the second lady, following Lucy Alexander in 2013, to be crowned the leading conditional jockey last season, in a campaign that was headlined byįrodon's fabulous victory in the Ryanair Chase at the Cheltenham Festival. 10_10_2019 Rising star Bryony Frost believes it is only a matter of time before there is a female champion jump jockey.

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