Ryan Moore

Weight: 118.
Born: Sept. 18, 1983
Residence: Hungerford, Berkshire, England
Family: His father Gary is a trainer and his brother, Jamie, is a steeplechase jockey.
Is sure to retain his British Jockeys' Championship in 2009 as, up to Oct. 21 he was 35 clear of the field on the 142-winner mark.
Enjoyed his first major Hong Kong success when Presvis won the 2009 Audemars Piguet QEII Cup. Has won five Group 1 races during the 2009 European season – the Coronation Cup (on Ask), Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud (Spanish Moon), King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Conduit), the Prix Maurice de Gheest (King's Apostle) and the Dehusts Stakes (Beethoven – a rare ride for Irish champion trainer Aidan O'Brien).
He regained his title in 2008 with 142 winners. However, prior to his Breeders' Cup Turf triumph aboard Conduit,his first BC mount, his only Group 1 success during the season came aboard Linngari in the Bayerisches Zuchtrennen in Munich, Germany.
The defense of his title was derailed before it had began when a broken right arm suffered at Lingfield in March 2007 cost him the first three months of the season. But a brilliant tactical ride aboard Notnowcato in the Eclipse Stakes on July 7 proved that he was back in top form and he underlined his well-being with a superb four-win day at the prestigious Glorious Goodwood meeting. One of those wins was in the G1 Sussex Stakes aboard Jeremy.
By years end in 2007, Moore had major mounts all over the world and it was announced that he would be retained by Sir Michael Stoute for the upcoming season.
In autumn 2007, he enjoyed three more Group 1 wins on Echelon, in Ireland, Scintillo, in Italy, and Allegretto, in France. He finished the year in third place in the jockeys' championship with 126 wins from 667 rides.
In 2004, he broke the 100-barrier for the first time, riding 132 winners, but it was not until 2006 that he really broke into the big time. He earned his a first group 1 success, aboard Notnowcato in the Juddmonte International Stakes at York, helping him to a career best tally of 182 wins and his first jockeys' title, 49 clear of Frankie Dettori.
His first flat winner came on the all-weather track in January 2002, when he rode Marwell’s Kris to victory for Belgian trainer E C Chopin. That year, Moore rode 39 winners from 386 rides and 2003 was even better, his total of 52 winners was enough to clinch the apprentice title.
Ryan initially rode over jumps, winning on his very first ride, Mersey Beat, trained by his father, at Towcester on May 18, 2000.

Breeders' Cup Record

Starts	1st	2nd	3rd	Earnings
1	1	0	0	$1,620,000

2008

Turf

Conduit

1st