It follows a successful spell in the USA for Darragh Kenny.
Offaly's Darragh Kenny has maintained his position in the top ten in the latest world jumping rankings.
Kenny recently captured a €137,000 event in Florida which will have helped him retain 9th spot and role as leading Irishman on the list.
He's floated around the upper echelons of the rankings for over a year, being as high as 8th in 2019.
He's 17 places ahead of the next highest Irishman which is Shane Sweetnam in 26th.

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