Jamie Kah

Jamie Lee Kah (born 7 December 1995) is an Australian jockey. In October 2020 she was the world’s top-ranked female jockey.
Life and career.
Jamie Kah's parents John and Karen are former speed skaters who represented Australia at the Winter Olympics. She grew up in Mount Pleasant in the Adelaide Hills in South Australia, where she began working at a friend's stables when she was 13. She began her riding apprenticeship in 2011, rode her first race in March 2012 at Streaky Bay, and rode her first winner 14 days later at Clare on Easter Saturday.
In her first full season, 2012/13, Kah won the Adelaide Jockeys' Premiership. She won the Premiership for a third time in 2017/18, then moved to Melbourne in January 2019, and won her first Group One race on Harlem in the Australian Cup at Flemington in March. 
In October 2020 Kah was ranked the leading female jockey in the world, and 77th jockey overall. As of mid-April 2021 she had ridden 986 winners, including five Group One winners. She rode her 1000th winner at the Pakenham racecourse on Wednesday, 12 May 2021.
Kah and her fiance Clayton Douglas, a fellow jockey and trainer, have a property on the Mornington Peninsula, where she re-trains retired racehorses.