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should snap frankie up as stable jockey.
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Vast majority of the time you can't blame Moore for choosing the wrong one , Aiden has quality in depth never seen before in racing history , as he keeps proving.
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Spot on Hayden.
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Thought it was a nuts ride, especially with the mid-race ultra-slow pace, however Ryan was only a neck behind Frankie at the 2 1/2 furlong 'pole'
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Apparently Moore is guided by Aiden, guided away from the better fancied one in order for Frankie to ride it.
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the fancied one isnt hearty by the look of its head carriage, just my opinion
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Agreed, it was plain to see even on her debut win that the head carriage was horrible.
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we at least the mafia only got one horse in derby
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Agree re the fav,she looks a stunner,but no substance,back to a mile and will improve but far from the finished article.
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they had 5 in the race and Moore anchored at the back like Zenyatta - if that was the plan you'd at least think they'd set a strong pace. all very strange...
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of course if we had a racing press that was more than just a bunch of sycophant hangers on they might just ask O'Brian "is Ryan Moore the worst judge of a horse you have ever employed"
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Are we really meant to believe that a trainer who gets classic winners galore, consistently cannot know which of his horses is likely to have the best chance ? The number of times his well touted favourite, with Moore up, gets turned over is becoming a joke. I wonder which one the stable lads were on today ?
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Agree PAR.And didn’t get the trip.
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Moore must be developing a complex by now,Pompey Mike.
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They know Ryan is just a pawn in the punting game
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