 A jockey who has ridden fewer than twenty winners can claim an allowance of seven pounds, one who has ridden between twenty and forty winners can claim a five pound allowance and one who has ridden less than seventy-five winners can claim a three pound allowance.A conditional jockey with fewer than five winners is allowed a further three pounds when riding for the stable which employs him.Allowances cannot be claimed when riding in races restricted to conditional jockeys and in some other instances, for example the Grand National.