Graham Lee (born December 16, 1975 in Galway, Republic of Ireland) is a successful Irish National Hunt jockey in Great Britain and Ireland. Prior to May 2006, he was the main stable jockey for Howard Johnson, but was replaced by Paddy Brennan, allegedly after a disagreement over his return from an injury. Lee became the main stable jockey and deputy trainer for Ferdy Murphy.

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  • Graham Lee (born December 16, 1975 in Galway, Republic of Ireland) is a successful Irish National Hunt jockey in Great Britain and Ireland. Prior to May 2006, he was the main stable jockey for Howard Johnson, but was replaced by Paddy Brennan, allegedly after a disagreement over his return from an injury. Lee became the main stable jockey and deputy trainer for Ferdy Murphy. Lee attained the feat of being only the third National Hunt jockey to be in the top two positions in the National Hunt Jockey's Championship in ten years, displacing Richard Johnson. It is speculated that he could have challenged Tony McCoy for the title had he not suffered a severe injury, a view that has been consolidated by the March victory of Naisad Du Misselot at Cheltenham. Although his profile had dipped sharply among the ranks since joining Murphy, Lee has come very much back into the sport's consciousness through his involvement with several improving chasers and hurdlers, and moving into second place in the 2007-08 jockeys championship. It is expected that upon his retirement as a jockey he will become a trainer. (en)
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  • Graham Lee (born December 16, 1975 in Galway, Republic of Ireland) is a successful Irish National Hunt jockey in Great Britain and Ireland. Prior to May 2006, he was the main stable jockey for Howard Johnson, but was replaced by Paddy Brennan, allegedly after a disagreement over his return from an injury. Lee became the main stable jockey and deputy trainer for Ferdy Murphy. (en)
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  • Graham Lee (jockey) (en)
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