JOCKEY Cieren Fallon jokes ‘this could cause a few upsets’ after being asked who he would like to marry during a brilliant chat with close pal David Egan.
The pair took turns to answer questions about each other’s lives as part of a quick-fire quiz.
In a bid to find out who knew the other best, the duo were asked things like who their first winners were, how they celebrated and what their worst habits were.
But one question raised eyebrows in particular, and had the pair cracking up at Cieren’s answer.
Cieren, son of hero jockey Kieren, was asked if he could marry anyone in racing, who would it be?
Laughing, he said: “Got to be careful there. This could cause a few upsets!”
Egan then chips in, saying: “He’d marry himself, he would!”
An earlier part of the clip showed Cieren jokingly saying: “Who’s single and sexy?”
Being diplomatic though, Cieren eventually opts to go for another question, without revealing his answer.
The duo were impressive recalling facts about each other.
To be fair you would expect it though, given they are both jockeys and were born two days apart in the same hospital, and both have dads who are top jockeys too.
Another insight from the quiz, set up by World Horse Racing, was how Egan celebrated winning the world’s richest horse race.
The 22-year-old was victorious on Mishriff in the £14.5million Saudi Cup last February.
Egan pocketed around £750,000 for that win – and splashed roughly £115,000 of it on an Audi RS7.
The motor has a top speed of 174mph and can do 0-60mph in just 3.6 seconds thanks to a giant four-litre engine.
Riding the world’s fastest horses – who get up to 40mph – must seem slow by comparison!
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