Hollie Doyle hits century mark at Wolverhampton
Jockey is the first to chalk up 100 winners this year.
Hollie Doyle became the first rider to partner 100 winners this year when she triumphed aboard Society Lion at Wolverhampton. Doyle, who enjoyed a first Classic success with Nashwa in the French Oaks last month, teamed up with Ed Dunlop’s charge to land the Cazoo Handicap by just under three lengths on Monday evening. The rider chalked up a personal best 172 winners in 2021, improving on her 151 the previous year, and was pleased to hit the century mark again.“It’s always nice to try to better the year before, but I understand at some point it’s going to be hard to do that, but I’ll give it a go. “I’ve had some prestigious winners this year and been getting plenty of opportunities, so that’s what you want.” Doyle is joint-second in the Flat jockeys’ championship on 44 winners along with husband Tom Marquand, with William Buick leading the way on 69 winners.
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