| Full Name | Hayley Turner OBE |
| Date of Birth | 3 January 1983 |
| Height | Approximately 5 ft 2 in–5 ft 3 in (157–160 cm) |
| Age | 43 years old as of September 2026 |
| Birthplace | Nottingham, England, United Kingdom |
| Nationality | British / English |
| Profession | Former professional flat-racing jockey, racing broadcaster and media personality |
| Net Worth | Estimated in the low millions; no officially verified current figure has been publicly disclosed |
| Career | Professional racing career from 2000 to 2025, with a retirement period between 2015 and 2018 |
| Known For | Breaking major barriers for female jockeys and becoming the first woman to ride 100 British Flat winners in a calendar year |
| Parents | Kate Turner and Richard Turner |
| Siblings | Five sisters; Hayley is one of six daughters |
| Family Background | Her mother was a riding instructor, and Hayley learned to ride horses from an early age |
| Education | National Horseracing College; completed a Level 1 residential foundation course in 1999 |
| Early Career | Apprenticed to trainer Michael Bell after developing her skills around Newmarket |
| First Race Ride | Markellis at Southwell on 27 March 2000 |
| First Winner | Generate at Pontefract on 4 June 2000 |
| Champion Apprentice | Joint British Flat Racing Champion Apprentice in 2005 with Saleem Golam |
| 2008 Achievement | First female jockey to ride 100 winners in a British calendar year |
| Major Breakthrough | Won the 2011 July Cup on Dream Ahead, becoming the first female jockey to win a British Group 1 outright |
| Other Major Win | Won the 2011 Nunthorpe Stakes aboard Margot Did |
| International Achievement | Won the Grade 1 Beverly D. Stakes in the United States with I’m A Dreamer |
| Royal Ascot | Four Royal Ascot victories during her career |
| 1,000 Winners | Reached 1,000 career winners in November 2023 |
| Total Career Winners | More than 1,000 career winners |
| OBE | Appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 2016 for services to horseracing |
| First Retirement | Retired from race riding in 2015 |
| Return to Racing | Returned to competitive riding in 2018 |
| Final Retirement | Announced her retirement from race riding in April 2025 |
| Final Race Winner | Spirit Of Jura at Southwell |
| Broadcasting Career | Racing broadcaster and television personality |
| Current Professional Role | Racing broadcaster and ITV Racing personality |
| Famous Horses | Dream Ahead, Margot Did and I’m A Dreamer |
| Notable Records | First woman to ride 100 British Flat winners in one calendar year; first female jockey to win a British Group 1 outright; first female jockey in Europe to reach 1,000 winners |
| Hobbies / Interests | Horse riding, fitness and racing-related activities |
| Hair Color | Brown |
| Eye Color | Dark brown/black is commonly reported |
| Weight | Historical reports listed approximately 7 st 10 lb (49 kg); no current verified figure |
| Marital Status | No reliable public confirmation of a current marriage |
| Instagram / Social Media | Has a public social-media presence associated with her professional career |
| Children | Announced in 2025 that she was expecting her first child |
| Career Significance | One of Britain’s most successful female jockeys and an important figure in women’s horse racing |
| Current Status | Retired from professional race riding and continuing her connection with racing through broadcasting and media work |
