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Royal Ascot 2025: Hollie Doyle's blog - Friday
Our ambassador, Hollie Doyle, has a quartet of rides at Royal Ascot on Friday, live on Sky Sports Racing, including talented sprinter Big Mojo in the Group 1 Commonwealth Cup.
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Our ambassador, Hollie Doyle, has a quartet of rides at Royal Ascot on Friday, live on Sky Sports Racing, including talented sprinter Big Mojo in the Group 1 Commonwealth Cup.
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Ryan Moore kicks off the final day with a nice Justify filly called MOMENTS OF JOY. She’s one from one having responded well to pressure to win on debut at Leopardstown two weeks ago. She showed a good attitude to battle all the way to the line and should take a good step forward.
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Closing in on a record-extending 13th trainers’ championship in Hong Kong, John Size is preparing to unleash an imposing team of 11 at Sha Tin’s Group 3 double-header programme on Sunday (22 June) as he bids to increase his buffer at the top of the table.
At The Races's James Flaherty weighs up the credentials of every filly in the feature on day four of Royal Ascot on Friday, live on Sky Sports Racing.
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Hollie Doyle makes a case for her two rides at Royal Ascot on Thursday, live on Sky Sports Racing, and reveals her Gold Cup and Norfolk Stakes verdict.
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SIGNORA is a nice Frankel filly who finished third on debut in a Group 3 at Naas. That was a hot enough race for her first career start, and she showed up pretty well. She ran on nicely that day and will have learnt a fair bit so will hopefully take a nice step forward. Her dam, Heartache, was a very good two-year-old who won the Queen Mary at this meeting, so that’s a good sign.
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Our ambassador runs the rule over her duo of rides on day two of Royal Ascot, live on Sky Sports Racing, and gives her verdict on Wednesday’s feature contests.
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Ryan Moore’s World Pool blog for Thursday at Royal Ascot.
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An absolute humdinger of a race awaits in the St James’s Palace Stakes at 4.20 on Tuesday, live on Sky Sports Racing. We have the winners of the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket and it’s Irish and French Guineas equivalents all lining up in what is a very worthy contender for the race of the entire week.
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‘Send your best middle-distance older horses to the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes for your chance to compete for an incredible £1million prize pot!’ That’s about as much marketing as Ascot needs to promote a race of this nature.