Tom Hamilton
hometown
Piltown, Kilkenny
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A native of Scotland, Tom Hamilton had his first ride in December 2011 on a horse trained by his mother Wendy. Hailing from a family with deep racing roots, his brother Jamie is a Conditional Jockey in Britain, whilst his father Michael has been a Clerk Of The Scales for the BHA. A former Northern Area Champion back home, Hamilton had his first points ride in Ireland at Glenbane in 2016 and had his first Irish winner on the track at Leopardstown's big Christmas meeting, when teaming-up with Joseph O'Brien's Aeglos. Shark Hanlon's Woodbrook Boy provided him with his first Irish point winner at Tinahely in January 2019, whilst he has enjoyed Listed success for trainers Jessica Harrington, Joseph O'Brien and John Halley.
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Report | Punchestown 16th February 2020
Hulabaloo raises a cheer as Woods notches first win.
Report | Carrigarostig 19th January 2020
Cheltenham on the cards for Rewritetherules after open strike.
Report | Tinahely 12th January 2020
Kopolov shows alot of potential for O’Dwyer.
Report | Kinsale 02nd November 2019
Premium access helps Bowe set a furious pace at the top of the table.
Rewritetherules eases to second success in three days
The five-year-old outclassed his rivals to win for Tom Hamilton and Shark Hanlon at Tipperary.
Rewritetherules lands Down Royal Hunters Chase
The John 'Shark' Hanlon trained Rewritetherules landed the Club Mixers Hunters Chase in the hands of Tom Hamilton.
Report | Monksgrange 28th April 2019
Local jockey Barry O'Neill was the man to follow at his home fixture as he recorded a popular treble.
Dime A Dozen make all to claim 2019 GAIN Final
The Tinahely maiden winner claimed this year's big-money GAIN Series Final at Ballynoe.
England's Prichard comes out on top in round one
Cork Racecourse played host to the opening round of the 2019 Gentlemen's League/FEGENTRI series.
Irish amateurs once again hit with bans from Cheltenham stewards
A number of riders were banned following the start, whilst John Barry receieved a seperate 12-day suspension.
Report | Nenagh 17th February 2019
Liz Lalor made a winning return to the saddle when taking the ladies open on what was her first ride back since having her daughter Alex.
Report | Tinahely 13th January 2019
Dime A Dozen gained an overdue success when taking the opening Weatherbys Ireland five and six-year-old mares’ maiden.
