Dwayne Dunn, born in 1973, is a retired Australian jockey who was based in Victoria and won the Scobie Breasley Medal in 2016. He began riding in 1989 and rode his first Group One winner, Undoubtedly, in the 2005 Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield. He holds the jockeys record for wins in the Blue Diamond with five, and rode All Too Hard ten times for seven wins, four of them at Group One level. In all he rode 2,185 winners, 24 of them in Group One races. A neck fracture and brain injury at Moonee Valley in September 2020 ended his career, and in 2024 he sued Racing Victoria, a matter settled confidentially. His son Dylan Dunn is also a jockey.
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