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Would be great for flat racing if she became stable jockey for one of the big trainers at some point in the future
Shes miles better than most of the current jockeys and will hopefully get a chance somewhere in the next few years
Hollie is a fantastic jockey and wow what a great five timer last night.
Sadly I only had one of those, the odds on fav in a Trixie. But her ride on Highland Avenue showcases what a cool character she is.
Having been slow to get into gear he was 10 lengths of the pace until they got to the cut away and then she shot to the lead running on hands and heels all the way.I think Godolphin will be using her services much more in the future so watch out Frankie.
Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...I hope to see Hollie getting classic / G1 rides this season. If they are sparse again, it would be quite ridiculous, and quite possibly sexism.
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Hollie is brilliant. Not that it will be enough to get her G1 rides from the coffin dodger owners.
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You can almost see the horses breath a sigh of relief when Hollie gets on board.
You don’t even need colours to spot Hollie’s horse in a race she has one of the most recognisable riding styles since Lester Piggott and those Coffin Dodgers should sit up and take notice Tatling..this girl will give their horses one hell of a ride.
JacThings turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...How old do you have to be to qualify as a ‘coffin dodger’?
Hollie rode for 84 year old Anthony Oppenheimer in the G1 Mares race on Champions Day at Ascot. And she rode for 74 year old Benny Andersson in the G1 Sun Chariot at Newmarket.
Benny and Ant are exceptional coffin dodgers though AP. In hindsight, I think I’ll switch ‘coffin dodgers’ to ‘dinasaurs’.
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1000 Guineas day and Doyle has a solid book of rides…..at Salisbury. It is sexism, pure and simple.
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Perhaps – but the owner who retains her had a runner at Salisbury, on which she won.
Brian Hughes never rode a single horse at the Cheltenham Festival – was that sexism?
Maybe Doyle’s agent simply thought she had better opportunities at Salisbury today – plus she’s already ridden a winner on the card for the owner who has her on a retainer.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"And if her retainer hadn’t had a runner at Salisbury Hollie may well have been on the unbeaten Dragon Symbol in the big conditions race at Hamilton for Archie Watson.
The Racing Post has a headline announcing Hollie Doyle’s ride in the Oaks .
However the name is hidden behind the paywall . Which horse is she riding ? Thanks .
Sherbet Lemon for Archie Watson.
It’s also their headline in the paper this morning – “Doyle sweet on Lemon for first Epsom Classic ride”.
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