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Doyle Hungry for Wins: Rebuilding After Star Horses Depart
29 Mar
Summary
- Hollie Doyle aims to regain winning form after a 2025 season with 98 wins.
- She lost key horses like Trueshan and Nashwa, impacting her performance.
- Doyle has found a promising colt named Wareeth for the new season.
Britain's most successful female jockey, Hollie Doyle, is eagerly anticipating the 2026 Flat turf season, driven by a powerful hunger for winners. After a respectable, yet below-par 2025 season yielding 98 victories, Doyle is focused on reclaiming her position among the top riders.
Her previous success was significantly influenced by established stars such as Bradsell and Nashwa, and the dependable Trueshan. The loss of these key mounts, alongside her retainer with Imad Al Sagar, presented challenges during 2025. Doyle has spent the winter focusing on rebuilding connections and identifying new talent.
Following international experience in the Far East, Doyle has returned motivated. Early successes on the all-weather circuit, including with a promising colt named Wareeth, offer hope for the new turf season. This two-year-old, trained by Archie Watson, showed impressive form on debut, potentially becoming Doyle's next flagship performer.
