Susie Doyle
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Thurles, Tipperary
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The daughter of leading point-to-point handler Pat Doyle, Susie Doyle followed in the footsteps of her sister Shannie and brother Jack, the 2007 Champion Novice Rider, when she had her first ride in a point-to-point aboard the former Grade 1 winner Sir Des Champs at Quakerstown in April 2018. Her father’s Samanntom would not only provide her with a first success at Turtulla later that year, but she would also ride in the 2019 Cheltenham Foxhunters aboard the 11yo, and win a total five races together. That success ensured that she only missed out on a share of the Ladies title in the final race of the 2018/19 season, however she gained compensation when winning the Ladies title in 2022 after a career-best nine winners, the same year that she also enjoyed her first track success aboard her father's Knockanard Lady in a Punchestown Bumper. Susie claimed a second ladies title in 2024, when sharing the prize with Maxine O'Sullivan.
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Doyle & OSullivan Share Ladies Title
Maxine O’Sullivan and Susie Doyle shared the spoils for this years Lady Champion award with finishing on seven winners a piece.
Lifetime Ambition gains Aintree compensation in Jack Tyner
The nine-year-old gained his fourth success of the season for the father and daughter team of Pat and Susie Doyle.
Point-to-Point Awards 2022
The Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Committee Annual Point-to-point awards took place at Dunboyne Castle on Saturday 18th June after a long-awaited three-year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Five-time winner Samanntom among early hunter certs
The 11-year-old is one of 60 horses to feature on the first list of hunter certs as the new season approaches.
Maxine O'Sullivan takes the Leading Ladies Title
Maxine O'Sullivan seals the Ladies Champion Title with success in the penultimate race of the season.
Report | Inchydoney 26th May 2019
Hacksaw Ridge became the latest winner to be sent out by promising young Wexford handler Richard Black.
Ballindenisk hat-trick for O'Neill re-ignites Southern title quest
Barry O'Neill is now just two winners adrift of Derek O'Connor in the sourthern region following a treble at Ballindenisk.
Report | Stowlin 5th May 2019
Jamie Codd capped of a week which saw him enjoy Grade 1 success when riding a double at the Galway venue.
Report | Dromahane 28th April 2019
On a day of drama it was Wrong Direction who scooped a big pot for the Spillane family.
Report | Quakerstown 21st April 2019
A big crowd were on hand in Co. Clare to witness rising stars Peter Flood and Luke Murphy enjoy success.
Report | Ballysteen 14th April 19
Derek O'Connor continued his successful partnership with Kilkenny handler Ellmarie Holden as they combined with Calthor.
No joy for the Irish as Hazel Hill claims Foxhunters
The Philip Rowley-trained 11-year-old had started his life pointing in Cork with Patrick Moakley.
Next Generation | Rider - Susie Doyle
Susie Doyle looks set to have her first ride in the Cheltenham Foxhunters on Friday.
Ucello Conti Cheltenham bound following Thurles success
Gordon Elliott's Ucello Conti recorded his second victory within seven days following his last success with Barry O'Neill.
Report | Turtulla 18th November 2018
In the opening Tattersalls Cheltenham & Ascot Sales four-year-old maiden newcomer Shan Blue created a hugely-favourable impression.
