Ryan Moore on Broome in the Lonsdale Cup and his other six rides on the third day of the York Ebor Festival
- Jockey Ryan Moore, 39, has seven rides on day three of the York Ebor Festival
- They include Broome in the Lonsdale Cup and Aesop’s Fables in the Nunthorpe
- Robin Goodfellow’s racing tips: Best bets for Friday, August 25
Ryan Moore will be looking to make his mark on day three of York’s Ebor Festival when he takes part in all seven races.
Some of his rides will include Broome in the Lonsdale Cup and Aesop’s Fables in the Nunthorpe. He will also mount Battle Cry in the British EBF 40th Anniversary Convivial Maiden Stakes.
Here, Betfair ambassador Moore goes through his seven rides on Friday.
Betfair ambassador Ryan Moore (above) goes through his seven rides on Friday
13:50 York
Marhaba The Champ
He clearly hasn’t run up to his best on his last two starts but as a result he is only 1lb higher than when winning here in May, so he clearly has a good chance if he can reproduce that effort.
14:25 York
Broome
Five of these are potential winners and Broome is obviously one of those. He will love it if the ground remains on the quick side and he ran well when third to Giavellotto in the Yorkshire Cup here in May. He gets 3lb off the top two and I reckon he is set to go well on this surface; a combination of 2m on quick ground suits him.
Moore says five of the runners are potential winners and Broome is obviously one of those
15:00 York
Johannes Brahms
I rode Kylian in the Molecomb and we didn’t see the best of him there. He may be the one to beat, up in trip, but Johannes Brahms is a colt with improvement in him. He already brings a good level of form to the table, winning over 6f on his debut and then chasing home Big Evs stepped down to 5f in the Windsor Castle, and he is a horse I like.
15:35 York
Aesop’s Fables
It’s pretty obvious that he has a fair bit to find with the likes of Highfield Princess but he is a pretty lightly-raced colt and this juvenile Group 2 winner ran well behind Shaquille at Newbury last time. He is a plausible outsider but he clearly has a very tough task.
Moore says Aesop’s Fables is a plausible outsider but he clearly has a very tough task
16:10 York
Sirona
She was rated a fair bit higher at two and she is on the same mark as when a good second on quick ground over a mile at Newmarket last month. You’d think the step back up in trip ought to suit her.
16:45 York
Battle Cry
This will be a very competitive maiden as usual, as it should be for the money, but Battle Cry improved a good deal when second at Down Royal last time. He will need to improve again but he is going the right way.
17:15 York
English Oak
He has a solid chance on his Newmarket third last time, on which he looks fairly handicapped to me. He is a well-related Wootton Bassett colt, too, so the pedigree suggests he should be competitive off a mark of 90.
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