Considered a veteran of the Melbourne jockey ranks, Dwayne Dunn began his career in 1989 and is still regarded as one of the leading riders in Victoria.
After a successful stint in Hong Kong, Dwayne Dunn returned to Australia in 2004 to ride for David Hayes in Adelaide, picking up his first Group 1 win aboard Undoubtedly in the 2005 Blue Diamond Stakes.
Going on to win the following three Blue Diamond Stakes on Nadeem, Sleek Chassis and Reaan, Dunn’s first spring major came in the 2006 Group 1 Caulfield Cup when riding Tawqeet to victory for David Hayes.
Dwayne Dunn joined the Melbourne jockey ranks in 2008 where he rode an impressive 123 winners in that season announcing himself as a leading rider in the state.
In 2012, Dunn began his association with All Too Hard, riding the brother to Black Caviar on 10 occasions for an impressive seven wins, four of them at Group 1 level.