Jack Cleary has emerged as a rising star in horse racing following Dorset’s impressive victory in the Goffs Million at The Curragh. Trained by Aidan O’Brien at Ballydoyle and owned by Coolmore partners, Dorset, a son of Wootton Bassett, won by a length and a quarter over outsider August George. This win represents a significant milestone in Cleary’s career and highlights O’Brien’s continued dominance in the sport, as he also celebrated a win with Hawk Mountain in the Group 2 Beresford Stakes on the same day.

The strong performances of Dorset and Hawk Mountain underscore the promising future for Ballydoyle’s racing prospects. With O’Brien’s expert training and the skill of jockeys like Cleary, these horses are expected to achieve further success in upcoming races. Cleary’s victory at The Curragh marks a pivotal moment that could propel him to greater heights in the competitive world of horse racing.