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RYAN MOORE, the three-time champion jockey who has missed a large part of the 2011 season due to an injury, has reportedly confirmed that he will be riding as stable jockey for Aidan O'Brien next season.
Rumours that Moore would leave Sir Michael Stoute for Ireland began this time last year, with several Group 1 successes throughout the year have added fuel to the fire.
Now it is reported in TheIndependent that: "Ryan Moore has confirmed his intention to leave Sir Michael Stoute to ride as stable jockey to Aidan O'Brien next season."
Rumours that Moore would leave Sir Michael Stoute for Ireland began this time last year, with several Group 1 successes throughout the year have added fuel to the fire.
Now it is reported in TheIndependent that: "Ryan Moore has confirmed his intention to leave Sir Michael Stoute to ride as stable jockey to Aidan O'Brien next season."
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Massive news. Predicted last week by some forumites but surprising nonetheless. Surprising in that he's leaving Stoute.
Lets see if he can last any longer than Fallon, Murtagh and Spencer in the job. They seem harder to please than Abramovich.
Presumably Moore will be based in Ireland riding at the Curragh and Leopardstown with a lot more regularity. Should be good from the point of view of the Irish racing public wanting to witness the best jockeyship on the planet.
The retainer from Coolmore will be huge....will mean less of the daily grind for Moore. Sir M S had a terrible season.....nothing in terms of promising 2yr old's seen so far for next year and entirely a sensible decision by Moore. Cant think it wont be amicable as Coolmore have horses with Sir M S...
Meanwhile, it is understood Ryan Moore has confirmed his intention to leave Sir Michael Stoute to ride as stable jockey to Aidan O'Brien next season.
i think the whip rules may have been the deciding factor for moore 
Moore representatives deny Ballydoyle link-up
BY STUART RILEY 10:38AM 14 OCT 2011
REPRESENTATIVES of three-time champion jockey Ryan Moore, who has missed a large part of the 2011 season due to injury, have denied reports that he will be riding as stable jockey for Aidan O'Brien next season.
Rumours that Moore would leave Sir Michael Stoute for Ireland began this time last year with several big-race successes throughout the year adding fuel to the fire.
And the rumours escalated to new heights on Friday when The Independent reported: "Ryan Moore has confirmed his intention to leaveSir Michael Stoute to ride as stable jockey to Aidan O'Brien next season."
But Sophia Brudenell, spokeswoman for Johnno Spence Consulting, who represent Moore, denied the connection.
"We represent Ryan Moore and Johnno [Spence] spoke with Ryan today and he is unaware of any offer to become the next Ballydoyle stable jockey," Brudenell told the Racing Post on Friday morning.
"Rumours have been circulating for the last couple of weeks but a move is very much not on the cards," she added.
BY STUART RILEY 10:38AM 14 OCT 2011
REPRESENTATIVES of three-time champion jockey Ryan Moore, who has missed a large part of the 2011 season due to injury, have denied reports that he will be riding as stable jockey for Aidan O'Brien next season.
Rumours that Moore would leave Sir Michael Stoute for Ireland began this time last year with several big-race successes throughout the year adding fuel to the fire.
And the rumours escalated to new heights on Friday when The Independent reported: "Ryan Moore has confirmed his intention to leaveSir Michael Stoute to ride as stable jockey to Aidan O'Brien next season."
But Sophia Brudenell, spokeswoman for Johnno Spence Consulting, who represent Moore, denied the connection.
"We represent Ryan Moore and Johnno [Spence] spoke with Ryan today and he is unaware of any offer to become the next Ballydoyle stable jockey," Brudenell told the Racing Post on Friday morning.
"Rumours have been circulating for the last couple of weeks but a move is very much not on the cards," she added.
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