Hollie Doyle brought a winner of the interior career inner interior when leading the handle trained by Marco Botti carefully for the victory in Lingfield.
Doyle has enjoyed the great race of great race at home and abroad since breaking the record for the number of winners riding from a female knight in 2019, and in September last year she made her 1,000 winners around the world.
After matching him only in the UK, Doyle told Sky Sports Racing: “I’m glad I did it, it’s another milestone and I hope there are even 1,000 under the cover!
“I’ve had so much support over the years, so many people have been loyal to me, especially Archie (Watson). Since I joined her, my career has really been taken.
“Marco has also been a great supporter of mine, so it’s quite convenient.”
In 2020, Doyle made progress on the biggest scene, celebrating its first Royal Ascot winner when Alan King’s Scarlet Dragon landed the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes. She also rode a five-hour in Windsor, secured her first group success in Dame Maillot in the Prince of Wales Prince and became a knight held for the winning owner of Derby IMAD al Sagar.
Perhaps even more significantly, Doyle became the first woman to board a winner on the British Champions Day Cyprus in Ascot through her old TRUSHAN ally, before registering a first first group when she made a double at Glen Shiel at Sprint Champions.
Her first classic success came to France in 2022 Prix de Diane in Nashwa for John and Trydy Gosden.
Other great achievements include appointment Sunday Sportswoman of the year, as well as taking third place in the coveted price of BBC Sports Personality of the year.
She added: “Crazy is crazy, I try to believe some of the things I have achieved and I am very sure many other people do!
“Amazing is amazing. I just have to keep going.”
