He’s been in the saddle for almost 18 years, winning most of the sports biggest prizes and establishing himself as one of the sports brightest talents.
With that being said, the British Classics’ has always avoided him. That was until this year where the Godolphin based jockey took the QIPCO Guineas Festival by storm.
As the saying goes “You wait for ages for a bus and then two come along together”.
Such was the case for the 34-year-old jockey as not only did he secure his first Classic with 2000 Guineas victory on top 3-year-old Coroebus, but he followed it up a day later with a win in the QIPCO 1000 Guineas with syndicate superstar Cachet!
Doyle said: “It’s incredible. I’m not as emotional today after getting yesterday right and that was very enjoyable. I knew this filly from last year having ridden her to be third in the Fillies’ Mile and George felt she’d got stronger over the winter.