Champion jockey Ryan Moore has been inducted into the British Racing Hall of Fame, the sport’s premier honour, after a career that has seen him win multiple Classics and Champion Jockey titles.
Speaking after the announcement, Moore thanked the “brilliant people” who have helped build his magnificent career in the saddle.
“I’m incredibly grateful to the brilliant people who have helped build my career,” Moore said.
The British Racing Hall of Fame, run by the British Horseracing Authority, recognises the most outstanding horses, jockeys, trainers and other contributors to flat racing in the United Kingdom. Induction is regarded as a lifetime achievement award for those who have left a lasting impact on the sport.
Moore’s record includes victories in the Epsom Derby, the 2000 Guineas and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, as well as three Champion Jockey championships. His Hall of Fame entry cements his status among the all‑time greats of British flat racing.
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