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After The Icebreaker – Fortune Talks

27 March - 18 years clean of drugs and alcohol

Andrew Fortune at Hollywoodbets Greyville on Friday evening (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)

In this exclusive episode of the In The Box Seat Podcast, Warren Lenferna sits down with the legendary  Andrew Fortune for a raw and inspiring conversation about his return to professional riding.

After stepping away from the sport, Andrew opens up about the turning point that led him back to the saddle, the intense journey of shedding weight—dropping from nearly 80kg to jockey-fit condition—and the mental and physical battles that came with it.

He reflects on the support system that helped him through the transition, the grit it takes to reclaim a career in racing, and what his future in the sport looks like.

 

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3 comments on “After The Icebreaker – Fortune Talks

  1. MK Koos Nkale says:

    I’m proud of Andrew & very very happy that he finally got his licence to ride after going through some challenges with our NHA. Wish him everything of the best!

  2. Anthony Primo says:

    Well done Andrew and good luck with the way forward.

  3. Bushy Johnson says:

    Extremely happy to see “The Candyman” back hey,
    Wish you could get to ride See it Again for Muis Roberts

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