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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Dylan Browne-McMonagle goes for victory at Galway. Photo: Sportsfile.
After landing a 155/1 double on Thursday, Dylan Browne-McMonagle continued a fine week at Galway with another winner on Saturday.
The Letterkenny jockey won the Bathshcack Maiden on the Colm Murphy-trained Bottler'secret.
Over a mile at Ballybrit, Browne-McMonagle won on the 3/1 shot after powering away on the final furlong.
As they turned for home, Browne-McMonagle made a mode to edge out 13/8 favourite Simpson’s Paradox.
“Dylan was very strong on him and was teaching him as well,” Murphy said.
Also on Saturday, Browne-McMonagle was second on Bad Desire (4/1).
Having taken Mythology, Joseph O’Brien’s 7/4 favourite, to win by over two lengths from 4/1 chance Sea The Polaris on Monday, the Donegal man landed a big-priced double on Thursday.
He followed up on Murphy’s 11/1 shot Granville Street, winning by almost a length.
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