Brough Scott

Brough Scott has transitioned from a champion jockey to a highly respected horse racing journalist, author, and broadcaster, offering his extensive expertise to various media platforms and brand collaborations. After a distinguished career as a champion jockey, riding over 100 winners including notable victories in the Imperial Cup and The Mandarin Handicap Chase, Brough Scott transitioned into a highly respected horse racing journalist, author, and broadcaster. This unique firsthand experience on the racecourse provided him with unparalleled insights into the sport, which he began sharing with wider audiences. Scott made his broadcasting debut with ITV in 1971, becoming a regular fixture on ‘The ITV Seven’ and later ‘Channel 4 Racing’ for three decades.

He further demonstrated his literary prowess by authoring a biography of his grandfather, ‘Galloper Jack’ Seely. In 2017, Scott made a significant return to ITV, resuming his role broadcasting horseracing and marking a notable continuation of his enduring presence on the channel that first launched his distinguished broadcasting career. Throughout his extensive six-decade involvement in racing, Brough Scott has consistently upheld a professional and factual approach, making substantial contributions to the public’s understanding and appreciation of horse racing. His multi-faceted career, spanning professional riding, expert broadcasting across major networks, award-winning journalism, and celebrated authorship, solidifies his standing as a leading authority and marketable talent in the equestrian world.