Bryony Frost, a beloved figure among racing fans, has hinted at seeking more opportunities in France due to the scarcity of rides in Britain. Despite expressing her delight at winning aboard Sans Bruit, Frost acknowledged the challenges she has been facing lately, stating, “My normal strike rate is going home with blue lights from this meeting.”
She emphasized the importance of making the most of the opportunities that come her way and remaining persistent in the face of adversity. Frost expressed gratitude for the opportunity given to her by the home team and Sans Bruit’s owners, highlighting the satisfaction of delivering a significant win when entrusted with such chances.
Although she admitted to some frustration about the scarcity of rides and her upcoming absence from a race, she emphasized the need to stay focused and continue working hard. The text also notes Frost’s comparatively reduced number of victories in the current season, which is lower than previous years.
Trainer Paul Nicholls acknowledged the challenge faced by jockeys like Frost in receiving the opportunities they deserve in Britain, suggesting that she should consider pursuing opportunities in France. In a more positive light, Nicholls encouraged Frost to explore the possibility of riding in France from May to October, indicating that it could be beneficial for her due to the potential for increased rides and utilizing her allowance.
