Theo Green (19 November 1925 – 4 May 1999) was an Australian race horse trainer and jockey mentor. He was made a member of the Australian Racing Hall of Fame in 2002. Green spent time as a wharfie, a boxer, labourer, electrician and an apprentice jockey before becoming a trainer. Some of the Australia's most successful jockeys were trained by Green, including Darren Beadman, Ron Quinton and Malcolm Johnston. All of them were leading riders with thousands of winners between them in Australia and numerous Sydney Jockey Premierships. “The boss was deaf in one ear so you had to speak up,” Beadman recalled. “And when he talked, his voice had authority. You had to listen. Always present was the dry sense of humour.” In Green's honor, the eponymous Theo Green Medal is awarded to Sydney's champion apprentice jockey each year. Green trained the horse Inspired, the 1984 Group 1 Golden Slipper winner. Inspired was ridden by champion jockey Darren Beadman who described Green as a 'special person'. Green trained the winners of other Group 1 races, the Blue Diamond, AJC Oaks and Guineas.Green once said "If the jockeys sat still, the horses would run faster".

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Theo Green (19 November 1925 – 4 May 1999) was an Australian race horse trainer and jockey mentor. He was made a member of the Australian Racing Hall of Fame in 2002. Green spent time as a wharfie, a boxer, labourer, electrician and an apprentice jockey before becoming a trainer. Some of the Australia's most successful jockeys were trained by Green, including Darren Beadman, Ron Quinton and Malcolm Johnston. All of them were leading riders with thousands of winners between them in Australia and numerous Sydney Jockey Premierships. “The boss was deaf in one ear so you had to speak up,” Beadman recalled. “And when he talked, his voice had authority. You had to listen. Always present was the dry sense of humour.”