Summary:
The search for a new jockey for one of Britain’s most successful trainers has been extended to include the future.

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Trainer Ralph Beckett will not employ a new stable jockey after deciding his policy of using the best rider available will continue into next season. Beckett has booked his former No 1 Jim Crowley to ride Dutch Law at Kempton (3.10) on Monday afternoon, the first time the jockey has ridden for Beckett since abruptly ending his five-year stint in August. But Beckett said he had decided against a permanent replacement after a recent ‘Damascene moment’ when employing four different riders produced career bests. Trainer Ralph Beckett is content on keeping his policy of hiring the best jockey available next season . Ralph Beckett booked his former No 1 jockey Jim Crowley (above) on Monday for the first time since August . Crowley (right) has not ridden for trainer Ralph Beckett since their five-year stint abruptly ended in August . Beckett said: ‘I am going to be using the best available and who suits a horse best.’ Beckett used Oisin Muphy on heavily eased winner Air Pilot on Saturday. The gelding is now as short as 6-1 favourite for this weekend’s Cambridgeshire Handicap at Newmarket. Trainer Charlie Hills is considering an entry in the Prix de L’Abbaye at Longchamp on October 5 for Cotai Glory, who unseated jockey George Baker when easily winning the Flying Childers Stakes at Doncaster. Trainer Charlie Hills is considering an entry in the Prix de L'Abbaye at Longchamp in October for Cotai Glory .