Naomh Conaill - champions for the eighth time in Donegal Picture Thomas Gallagher
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23 Oct 2025
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23 Oct 2025
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Dylan Browne McMonagle
Saturday was a day to remember for Dylan Browne McMonagle as he picked up five wins between two meetings.
The Letterkenny jockey had nine rides between the Curragh and Tramore meetings, only finishing outside of the top three in his final race as he took fourth place.
Browne McMonagle had six bookings at the Curragh and took four wins and two third places.
The wins came in the first race of the day on 5/1 shot Mushaffar for Joseph O’Brien, following that up with a third placed finish on 13/2 shot Raphello for the same trainer.
He then rode 6/5 favourite Ipanema Queen to victory for Adrian Murray before another third place on Galen at 8/1.
Browne McMonagle completed a double on the day for trainer Murray with a win on 17/2 shot Queen of Mougins and he made it a four-timer when riding 6/1 shot Leinster to victory in his final race at the Kildare racecourse, before darting down to Tramore where he landed an evens winner for Willie Mullins on Tounsivator.
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A second place finish on Shoda for O’Brien followed, and he rounded off the day with fourth place on Dumb Love.
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