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Apprentice jockey Izzy Neale in critical condition after fall, Monday meeting abandoned

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Kerry, C. (2026, November 8). Apprentice jockey Izzy Neale in critical condition after fall, Monday meeting abandoned. The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/sport/racing/apprentice-jockey-izzy-neale-in-critical-condition-after-fall-monday-meeting-abandoned-20261109-p61cii.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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The Sydney Morning Herald · collected 2026-11-08 · by Craig Kerry

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Scone races were cancelled on Monday after apprentice jockey Izzy Neale suffered critical injuries from a fall while racing Marnoo in the Cotton Cup at Warren on Sunday. Neale, 22 and with 88 wins to her name since starting her career this year, was airlifted to Dubbo Hospital unconscious; Marnoo was euthanised due to injury. Racing NSW decided to cancel Monday’s races at Scone out of concern for Neale’s condition.
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Apprentice jockey Izzy Neale died at age 22 on November 10, 2026, following a fall during the Cotton Cup race in Warren on Sunday. Neale was airlifted to Dubbo Hospital after falling from her horse Marnoo, which had to be euthanized due to severe injuries. Another jockey, Diego Montes de Oca, was also injured and taken to the hospital with a suspected broken foot. The incident led to the cancellation of Monday's race meeting at Scone. Neale, who started her career in February 2024, had 88 wins under her belt. Her family released a statement saying she would "forever be in our hearts" and thanked Racing NSW, the NSW Jockeys’ Association, and medical staff for their support during this time.

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Neale’s family released a statement late on Tuesday saying she was “dearly loved and will forever be in our hearts”.
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The son of Written Tycoon, now destined for a career at stud with a group 1 on his resume, will go for a spell and likely return in the Apollo Stakes (1400m) at Randwick in February. “He was only ever going to have four runs, and it was a tough run,” Ryan said.
The cracking pace set and the barrier helped him clock 1:14.05 on Saturday, bettering Trapeze Artist’s 2019 record of 1:14.19. Godolphin racing and bloodstock manager Jason Walsh said the group 1 CF Orr (1400m) at Sandown on November 14 could be next for Pericles. “We were talking about the CF Orr Stakes from here, but a little bit might depend on whether Beiwacht is turning up there as well, but that’s probably the next option,” Walsh said.
Michael, John and Wayne Hawkes-trained Federalist was also scratched from the Golden Eagle on Wednesday and will spell, cutting the field to 16. Star mare Sheza Alibi was $1.90 after drawing ideally in six for owner Fred Noffke and Victorian trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman.
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He took it on and couldn’t put it together, I suppose, so they asked me to train it.
“I always had an air of confidence she would run her best race today,” Maher said.
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TAB senior trader Tim Ryan says Everest day favourites Ka Ying Rising and Autumn Glow are set to deliver a multimillion dollar “wipeout” on Saturday, after the blow of losing Pride Of Jenni from the King Charles III Stakes.
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Dubbo Hospital Racing NSW Scone Warren the Cotton Cup

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Neale PERSON · 5× Racing NSW ORG · 3× Izzy PERSON · 2× Izzy Neale PERSON · 2× Marnoo PERSON · 2× Scone GPE · 2× Warren GPE · 2× Diego Montes de Oca PERSON · 1× Dubbo Hospital ORG · 1× Kieren Hazelton PERSON · 1×

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Racing NSW announced on Monday morning that Neale, who has 88 winners and started her career in February 2024, remained in a critical condition and the decision had been made to call off Monday’s meeting at her home track. Neale, who hails from Merriwa, is indentured to Scone trainer Scott Singleton.
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2026-11-10 · The Sydney Morning Herald
Apprentice jockey Izzy Neale in critical condition after fall, Monday meeting abandoned · assertive framing

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Scone races were abandoned on Monday as apprentice jockey Izzy Neale remained in a critical condition following a shocking fall at Warren on Sunday. asserted
Neale → abandon → Sunday
The 22-year-old was riding the Kieren Hazelton-trained Marnoo in the Cotton Cup (1600m) when the six-year-old gelding knuckled over on the home turn near the 400m mark. asserted
gelding → rid → mark
Neale fell heavily and was unconscious when airlifted to Dubbo Hospital. asserted
Neale → fall → Hospital
Marnoo was euthanised after suffering a near foreleg injury. asserted
Marnoo → euthanise → injury
Diego Montes de Oca, who was riding Shadow Dane, was dislodged shortly after Neale’s fall and taken to Dubbo hospital by ambulance with a suspected broken foot. asserted
who → rid → foot
The remaining race on the program was abandoned. asserted
race → remain → program
Racing NSW announced on Monday morning that Neale, who has 88 winners and started her career in February 2024, remained in a critical condition and the decision had been made to call off Monday’s meeting at her home track. Neale, who hails from Merriwa, is indentured to Scone trainer Scott Singleton. asserted
who → announce → Singleton
“Following consultation with jockeys and trainers engaged to participate at today’s race meeting at Scone, a decision has been made to postpone the meeting,” the Racing NSW statement read. asserted
statement → follow → meeting
“The decision follows the serious race fall involving apprentice jockey Izzy Neale at Warren yesterday. asserted
decision → follow → Warren
Izzy remains in Dubbo Hospital in a critical condition, with her family by her side. asserted
Izzy → remain → side
Neale has ridden in Sydney 11 times and won a Highway Handicap on It’s A Tata for Brett Robb at Rosehill in July. asserted
It → ride → July
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