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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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David Doyle and the Shark Hanlon-trained Reiki Revolution were runaway winners at Galway on Tuesday. Photo: Patrick McCann/Racing Post
Tipperary jockeys are winning big in recent weeks and one that has shone and is worth watching out for is David Doyle is the name on every trainers lips.
Doyle added to his winner at Tipperary last Sunday week when landing the concluding bumper on the Shark Hanlon-trained 40/1 chance Reiki Revolution at Galway on Tuesday.
The Moyne amateur was in the saddle as the joint-outsider of the eight-runner field raced to an eight-length success over Henry de Bromhead’s 10/1 shot Time In A Bottle, an eighth career victory for the winning rider.
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