Newmarket-on-Fergus jockey Dylan Hogan recorded back to back wins on Moliwood with the latest success coming on Saturday.

Ironically, Moliwood is trained at Newmarket in England by Marco Botti.

Hogan rode out his claim on Moliwood by cruising past his sole rival to take the Watch Race Replays at racingtv.com Handicap to register back to back victories.

Speaking following his latest win, Dylan stated he was keen to “keep kicking” with his rising racing career while also paying tribute to the people of Clare for their continued support.

Recent form has been positive for the former St Caimin’s Community School student as he rode hoses for Michael Bell, Julia Feilden and Botti.

By riding out his claim, Hogan is now eligible for the senior ranks.

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