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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Trainer Joseph O'Brien and (inset) Dylan Browne-McMonagle.
Dylan Browne-McMonagle saddled his 200th winner on Friday night at Tipperary.
Browne-McMonagle won the featured Coolmore Stud Churchill Stages on Warnie in impressive fashion.
Trained by Joseph O’Brien, the 9/2 Warnie tucked neatly behind the leading pack before Browne-McMonagle made his move to hit his latest milestone.
Browne-McMonagle and Warnie held off the advances of 4/5 favourite Deepone to win by three-quarters of a length.
Browne-McMonagle hit the 200th win of his racing career four years to the day from when he rode hid 200th pony racing winner when taking Baby Brown to victory at the Dingle Races.
On Thursday evening, Browne-McMonagle - who was the champion apprentice in both 2021 and 2022 - took the 12/1 Star Harbour to victory at Chepstow.
The Letterkenny jockey was over a length in front of Dancing In Paris, the 15/8 favourite, after the one mile and two furlong race.
On the Adrian McGuinness-trained five-year-old, Browne-McMonagle took the lead 110 yards from the post having been in touch all the way.
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