Dylan Browne McMonagle

That overall figure understates how effective he can be in the right hands. His partnership with trainer Joseph Patrick O'Brien is where Browne McMonagle has done his sharpest work — 64 wins from 341 races together, which is closer to 1 in every 5. That kind of record with a single yard isn't just loyalty, it's chemistry. When a jockey and trainer are clicking at that level, it usually means they're reading races the same way, trusting each other's instincts, and putting horses in the right spots.

The highlight of his career so far came at Goodwood, where he landed a top-level race — the kind of occasion that separates a promising young jockey from one who can genuinely perform on the biggest stages. Goodwood is a peculiar, undulating track that punishes riders who don't know it, so winning at the top level there carries real weight. It's a reminder that the volume of winners Browne McMonagle keeps accumulating isn't just a treadmill of small-field races — he has already shown he can deliver when the lights are brightest.

Four years in, still only in his early twenties, the trajectory here is hard to ignore. If he keeps converting at 1 in 7 rides overall while maintaining that 1 in 5 record alongside O'Brien, the career total will keep climbing fast. The next question is whether more big-race opportunities follow that Goodwood win. On this evidence, they should.