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Dylan Browne McMonagle continues his winning ways with six victories over four days
It is yet more success for Donegal jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle who has a total of six wins in the past four days after adding another double to his tally at Down Royal on Monday.
Starting on Friday in Dundalk, the Donegal jockey raced home on-board Ross O’Sullivan’s Lady Kai, before following up such success the following day at the Curragh where he won on Joseph O’Brien’s Apples and Bananas at 5/2, before finishing his day with a win on-board No More Porter in the SBK Handicap.
Browne McMonagle finished his weekend at the Curragh with a win alongside Montpellier Green in the Lavazza Nursery Handicap in the 3.50pm race.
But the success continued with two more wins on Monday, first the young Letterkenny rider was on board State of Joy in the 3.15pm Irish IBF Auction Series Fillies’ Maiden and then in the 5pm race he led Little Lady Lucy home first in the Pravha Handicap at Down Royal.
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