Mrs Carberry to have first British runner Louisa Carberry is set to saddle her first runner in Britain on Saturday when It's Jennifer lines up in the EBF & TBA Mares' "National Hunt" Novices' Hurdle Finale at Newbury. Married to Champion Hurdle-winning jockey Philip, she is the niece of former trainer Kim Brassey and has held a licence in France for nearly three years. It's Jennifer has won at Auteuil this season and will be ridden at Newbury by her trainer's brother-in-law Peterjon Carberry. "I wouldn't say it's always been the plan," said the trainer, who is based in the west of France. "Her owner suggested this race a couple of months ago as it is for novice mares and she was qualified. "If she adapts to the English style of racing and English hurdles - we're going to school her over some - then we'll see how she does. "She's not coming for a party, anyway. "Peterjon will ride her as he won on her and kept the ride, but Philip has done a lot of the work on her so they can both claim the glory if she wins! "Peter is based here full time now and him and Philip split the rides."
