Dane Kevin Stott based in Yorkshire with Kevin Ryan but used regularly by the likes of  Saeed Bin Suroor. The Stott name would be far more familiar to regulars at KLAMPENBORG. Kevin's father  Ken Stott is from England, started his riding from New Market, went to India and Africa. Not without much success ended up in Scandinavia, where he met his wife. For some time he took to training after hanging the boots in Copenhagen. Later he handed over the operation to another son Marc. Ken Stott seems to be an ordinary Jockey, otherwise, we would have gathered some information. Even though Sweden was paying much higher than England, Scandinavian racing did not attract much attention in racing circles.

@Indian_Turf_Record,

ken stott lookalike Scandinavian jockey he won listed races in Sweden 

The Zawawi Cup is a Listed flat horse race in Sweden open to thoroughbreds aged three years or older. It is run over a distance of 1,200 metres (about 6 furlongs) at Jägersro in July. It is one of the few Group or Listed races in Europe to be run on a dirt surface.                     Name of horse.        Age.                           Jockey.                   Trainer.

The Pramms Memorial is a Listed flat horse race in Sweden open to thoroughbreds aged four years or older. It is run over a distance of 1,730 metres (1 mile and 132 yards) at Jägersro in May.

Location

Jägersro Racecourse

Jägersro, Sweden

Race information

Distance

1,200 metres (6f)

Surface

Dirt

Track

Left-handed

Qualification

Three-years-old and up

Weight

58 kg (3yo); 60 kg (4yo+)

Allowances

 1 1⁄2 kg for fillies and mares

Purse

1,000,000 kr (2016)

1st: 600,000 kr

After posting this new topic it occured to me that Karl Umrigar was also very young when he became the Champion Jockey at Mumbai at end of 1978-79 winter season.

Having checked records it was found that both Umrigar and Parnell had completed their 18th year. But Umrigar was born in October so he was slightly younger than Parnell whose birthday was in June.

Very unfortunate that both promising jockeys met tragic fate so soon after becoming Champions.