Dunseath on a roll with Shoot It’s proving to be a big week for Erin Dunseath who rode her first winner under rules at Carlisle on Monday and adding a first Flat winner at Dundalk this afternoon. The 10lb claimer got the leg up on Shoot To Kill in the Irishinjuredjockeys.com Claiming Race and steered the veteran performer to a convincing success. The 5/1 shot chased front-runner Star Strewn in the mile contest and challenged turning for home. Dunseath drove her mount to the front passing the furlong pole and the Noel Kelly-trained gelding stayed on well in the closing stages to post a length-and-a-half win over Justenzia. Dunseath had ridden two point-to-point winners previously and Tyson Fury scored over hurdles for her to make the ‘track’ breakthrough two days ago. The winning rider said: "Two winners in a week, amazing! On a winning streak now! "Once you get your first winner, it is just a bug after that - keep going! "It’s just as good (as Carlisle on Monday). "I ride him most days at home and I know him inside out, so I knew he would do well today. "You have to get them to want to like it and if he wants to run, that is half the battle. He'll want to win then. "I'm a jump girl at heart, but I do like a bit of Flat - bit different and it teaches you how to race ride and how to ride a finish." (Quotes by Michael Graham)
