<p>Jessica Marcialis made French racing history on Sunday becoming the first woman jockey to win a Group One race landing the Prix Marcel Boussac on Tiger Tanaka.</p>.<p>Even better for the 30-year-old Italian, who resumed her career after becoming a mother, her partner Charley Rossi trains Tiger Tanaka.</p>.<p>Tiger Tanaka and Marcialis have risen from winning at a very modest level earlier this season to landing France's most prestigious race for two-year-old fillies and on Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe day.</p>.<p>"I want to say to all the mums that we can do it, so to be strong," said Marcialis, who first rode competitively in 2013.</p>.<p>"It's ladies day! I never thought I would get to 30 and win a Group One race.</p>.<p>"When I came past the winning post all I could think about was Charley and our young son who is here too.</p>.<p>"When I hit the front I knew I had to go for it and I could not believe I was winning!"</p>.<p>Rossi -- whose uncle Frederic had trained the winner of the previous Group One race the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere -- joked he had not been mad enough to think of giving her the ride it was the decision of the owner Miguel Castro.</p>.<p>"She rode a superb race, I am very emotional about this," said Rossi.</p>.<p>Tiger Tanaka may even be aimed at the Breeder's Cup in the United States in early November.</p>.<p>However, Rossi and Marcialis have a special request.</p>.<p>"We hope the goat who keeps Tiger Tanaka company in his stable will be allowed to travel with her," said Rossi.</p>
<p>Jessica Marcialis made French racing history on Sunday becoming the first woman jockey to win a Group One race landing the Prix Marcel Boussac on Tiger Tanaka.</p>.<p>Even better for the 30-year-old Italian, who resumed her career after becoming a mother, her partner Charley Rossi trains Tiger Tanaka.</p>.<p>Tiger Tanaka and Marcialis have risen from winning at a very modest level earlier this season to landing France's most prestigious race for two-year-old fillies and on Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe day.</p>.<p>"I want to say to all the mums that we can do it, so to be strong," said Marcialis, who first rode competitively in 2013.</p>.<p>"It's ladies day! I never thought I would get to 30 and win a Group One race.</p>.<p>"When I came past the winning post all I could think about was Charley and our young son who is here too.</p>.<p>"When I hit the front I knew I had to go for it and I could not believe I was winning!"</p>.<p>Rossi -- whose uncle Frederic had trained the winner of the previous Group One race the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere -- joked he had not been mad enough to think of giving her the ride it was the decision of the owner Miguel Castro.</p>.<p>"She rode a superb race, I am very emotional about this," said Rossi.</p>.<p>Tiger Tanaka may even be aimed at the Breeder's Cup in the United States in early November.</p>.<p>However, Rossi and Marcialis have a special request.</p>.<p>"We hope the goat who keeps Tiger Tanaka company in his stable will be allowed to travel with her," said Rossi.</p>