Dolan rode 100/1 shot Knight's Choice to glory in the Lexus Melbourne Cup in his first-ever ride in the famous race
Robbie Dolan has admitted to having a "weird life" after the one-time contestant on The Voice Australia won one of the biggest horse races on the planet on Tuesday.
The Kildare man rode in Ireland for a couple of seasons before moving to Australia, where he hit the headlines off the track thanks to his double life as a talented singer.READ MORE: City of Troy's Breeders’ Cup Classic disappointment saves bookies a fortune Returning his attention to horse racing, Dolan has hit the big time by winning Australia's biggest race.
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