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06 Sept 2025
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Dylan Browne-McMonagle goes for victory at Galway. Photo: Sportsfile.
Dylan Browne-McMonagle claimed his second win at the 2023 Galway Races on Thursday.
The Letterkenny man guided Miramis to victory in the Listed Corrine Fillies Stakes.
Aboard the Joseph O’Brien-prepared Misaims, the Donegal jockey pipped the pre-race favourite Keep in Touch.
Browne-McMonagle and Miramis won by a neck from the 5/2 favourite Keep In Touch, trained by Dermot Weld with Chris Hayes in the saddle.
It was a second win of the week at Ballybrit for Browne-McMonagle.
On Monday, he steered Mythology, O’Brien’s 7/4 favourite, to win by over two lengths from 4/1 chance Sea The Polaris.
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