My Story

From a young age, I have been immersed in the world of horses, riding frequently and participating in various equestrian disciplines such as showing, show jumping, and hunting. My love for horses has only intensified over the years. Currently, I am pursuing a degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy while working full-time as Head Girl for Andrew Kinirons Racing Team. Racing has always been one of my greatest passions, and I feel truly fortunate to enhance my skills through daily experiences riding racehorses and taking lessons on the simulator with Niall McCullagh.

Having a strong interest in racing, participating in the Corinthian Challenge presents the perfect chance to fulfil my lifelong dream of riding in a race—something I have always yearned to experience. Participating in a race will deepen my understanding of what horses endure during such events, including the physical strain, pressure, and effort they exert. This insight will not only enrich my personal experience but also enhance my professional capabilities, enabling me to better support and treat horses through Veterinary Physiotherapy with a more informed perspective.

Since joining the racing industry, I quickly recognized how physically and mentally demanding it can be; one fall can dramatically alter a jockey's life. I have witnessed the remarkable work of the Irish Injured Jockeys charity, and being able to contribute to raising funds for such a noble cause would mean a great deal to me and many others.All donations and support is greatly appreciated.