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Dylan Browne McMonagle
Dylan Browne McMonagle once again scored a huge win in Saudi Arabia at the weekend.
The Letterkenny jockey was on board Sons And Lovers for trainer Joseph O’Brien as he won the Red Sea Turf Handicap Presented by Longines Group 2 race.
Sons And Lovers went off at 8/1 in the 3000m race, with Browne McMonagle going out in front at the final furlong mark, holding on admirably to win by half a length from Tabletop.
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It’s another massive winner for the Letterkenny man, who claimed the Irish Senior Flat Jockey title for the first time in 2025 with 95 winners.
He rode 25/1 shot Ethical Diamond to Breeders Cup glory in November for trainer Willie Mullins, winning a cool 2.9 million dollars.
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