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'Dream' result for Brian Hughes as jockeys' title win confirmed after season halted

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The final result of the National Hunt season confirmed Brian Hughes has become champion jockey for the first time. The Cleveland-based jockey was 19 wins clear of Richard Johnson when the campaign was halted suddenly by coronavirus the week after the Cheltenham Festival.

Hughes, 34, rode 141 winners compared to four-time hero Johnson's 122, after his season was interrupted by injury. The new champion said: “It has always been a dream of mine to become champion jockey, so to have finally achieved it is fantastic. "It is obviously a little disappointing that we haven’t been able to see out the season as we were all looking forward to doing so and there were some big race days to look forward to, but current circumstances are out of all our

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