Cork jockey Michael Kenneally secured a rare 65-1 double at Cheltenham on Super Saturday. His first victory came in the opening race, followed by a second win just 30 minutes later. The two wins were part of a successful day for Irish jockeys at the event.
Kenneally’s first win was in the opening race of the day, where he rode the horse L’Aventure to victory. His second win came in the third race, with the horse Doyen de la Mer. Both horses were ridden with precision, showcasing Kenneally’s skill.
This marks the first time in Cheltenham history that a jockey has achieved a 65-1 double in a single day. The feat highlights the competitiveness of the event and the talent of Irish jockeys. Kenneally’s performance added to the success of Irish horses, which dominated several races. The day was described as a “magical afternoon” by race officials.
