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Have another look at September's Big Read with record-breaker Hollie Doyle
Lewis Porteous caught up with the ambitious jockey enjoying a stellar season
Hollie Doyle: the 22-year-old is in the top ten on the jockeys' leaderboardCredit: Edward Whitaker
First published on September 15, 2019
The horses for the first race at Leicester on a breezy midweek afternoon have not even left the paddock, yet Hollie Doyle has already arrived at her second racecourse of the day.
Such is the life of a professional jockey. When things are going well there is no let-up in the schedule, not that you will find any complaints from this diminutive high flyer.
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