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Cardi Bee (NZ) ridden by Jabez Johnstone returns to the mounting yard after winning  the ive > Handicap at Caulfield Heath Racecourse on April 29, 2026 in Caulfield, Australia. (Photo by Pat Scala/Racing Photos)

Cardi Bee (NZ) ridden by Jabez Johnstone returns to the mounting yard after winning the ive > Handicap at Caulfield Heath Racecourse on April 29, 2026 in Caulfield, Australia. (Photo by Pat Scala/Racing Photos)

Young gun set for Maher stint

Rising Tasmanian apprentice Jabez Johnstone is set for a three-month stint with Ciaron Maher - but first needs one more winner to qualify for the move.

Paul Tatnell by Paul Tatnell
May 20, 2026
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Tasmanian young gun Jabez Johnstone is set for a stint with top trainer Ciaron Maher.

Jabez Johnstone confirmed he is set for a three-month loan with Maher beginning next week.

But there is just one little issue – he needs more one winner to be able to complete the move.

“I can’t transfer until I have 80 winners, so I’ve got a few cracks in the next week, and hopefully at least one of them hits the post first,” Jabez said.

According to Tasmanian Racing, Johnstone has ridden 79 winners at a winning strike rate of 14% since he debuted 18 months ago.

He has had ridden previously in Victoria as a visitor, picking up his first winner at Caulfield in April, after clinching Tasmania’s apprentice premiership.

“I’ve had great support from heaps of trainers since I started, but particularly from my Master Sarah (Cotton).”

“Sarah gave me my first chance, and no matter what happens from here, I’ll always be grateful for that.”

Sunday’s Hobart meeting will likely be the last in Tasmania for Jabez before he makes the move.

 

Tags: Ciaron MaherJabez Johnstone
Paul Tatnell

Paul Tatnell

Betsy co-founder Paul Tatnell is an award-winning journalist with senior editorial experience across major Australian media and racing.

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