International Jockeys' Championship: Ryan Moore clinches title in Hong Kong

British legend Ryan Moore reigns supreme once again in Hong Kong's Longines International Jockeys' Championship, claiming his third title at Happy Valley.

The 42-year-old jockey, one of the world's elite, was back on form after a four-month layoff due to a stress fracture, and wasted no time getting back into contention with victories at Lingfield last week and in Hong Kong this weekend.

Moore outshone his British counterparts, including William Buick and Hugh Bowman, who secured joint-second spot with wins in the first leg and another respective victory.

Reflecting on his triumph, Moore attributed his success to good fortune, stating that "it had worked out nicely for me." However, he also praised Triumphant More's impressive performance, describing it as "quickening well" after a strong turn of foot.

The win marked a milestone return for the accomplished jockey, who previously took home the championship in 2009 and 2010. For Moore, this victory is a testament to his enduring talent and dedication to the sport.

Buick's performance came from behind as Bunta Baby prevailed by a neck in the opening leg of the competition. Despite being on the cusp of a winning return for British riders, they were ultimately outdone by Moore's stellar performances.

In the end, it was a triumphant return to form for one of horse racing's all-time greats, cementing his reputation as one of the world's best.
 
omg, ryan moore is literally a legend 🀩! I mean, 3 titles in happy valley and he's still killing it at 42! stress fracture got him out for 4 months but he came back swinging and destroyed his competition πŸ˜‚. triumphant more was giving me life with that turn of foot πŸ’¨. buick's performance was solid tho, just couldn't quite match moore's pace 🏎️. this win proves moore's still the man in horse racing, what a champ!
 
OMG yaaas Ryan Moore is BACK πŸ΄πŸ‘! I'm beyond impressed he's still killin' the game at 42, that's dedication right there πŸ’ͺ. I mean, who else can say they've won it 3 times and still got it? 😎 His form coming back after a long layoff is just amazing, and Triumphant More's speed was EVERYTHING πŸ”₯. Meanwhile, those Brit guys like William Buick and Hugh Bowman gave it their all but just couldn't catch up πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ. Moore's the real MVP of horse racing πŸ΄πŸ‘! #RyanMoore #LonginesInternationalJockeysChampionship #HorseRacingQueen πŸ‘Έ
 
I'm so stoked for Ryan Moore! This guy is like a legend on the track πŸ΄πŸ† He worked so hard after that stress fracture and it paid off big time πŸ’ͺ. I think he's still got some magic left in him, and this win proves he's still one of the best jockeys out there. Happy Valley must've been buzzing with excitement when he took the reins πŸŽ‰! Can't help but feel for William Buick and Hugh Bowman though - they gave it a good go, even if they didn't quite take the top spot πŸ€—. Moore's dedication to his sport is really admirable, and I'm loving every minute of this championship drama πŸ’₯
 
I'm telling you, Ryan Moore is like a fine wine - he just keeps getting better with age! 😎 He came back from that stress fracture like a pro and totally dominated the competition. I mean, those British riders were giving it their all, but Moore was just on another level. His excuse about good fortune? Please, we've seen him make some incredible calls on the track before - he's got instincts for days! 🀯 And Triumphant More's performance was fire, no doubt about it. I'm loving this win, it's a testament to his hard work and dedication. Happy Valley, you're lucky to have him on your track! πŸŽ‰
 
the real question is why do we chase titles and awards so fiercely? is it just about validation or is there something more at play? seems like moore's win was as much about perseverance as it was about skill... what drives us to push through our own personal struggles, whether it's a stress fracture or whatever life throws at us?
 
I mean, it's not like he was just cruising along and waiting for everyone else to mess up or anything... πŸ™„ Happy to see Ryan Moore back in the saddle (no pun intended), and I guess it's awesome that he finally won this thing again after those long breaks πŸ˜’. William Buick and Hugh Bowman were pretty competitive, but let's be real, who needs a joint-second spot when you can have the whole shebang? πŸ’β€β™€οΈ Triumphant More was definitely on fire, even if Moore didn't exactly make it sound like he was the one carrying him to victory πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ. All in all, another year, another Ryan Moore championship win... what's new, right? πŸ˜’
 
πŸ† I think what's really impressive about Ryan Moore's win is how he bounced back from that four-month layoff with such ease! I mean, stress fractures can be a real setback for any athlete, but here's this guy getting back on his horse and dominating the competition once again. His ability to adapt and perform under pressure is just incredible. And it's not just him, either - the way he was able to acknowledge Triumphant More's impressive performance shows that he's got some class, too. I think what really matters here is that Moore has consistently shown us his skill over the years, and this win just solidifies his status as one of the world's best jockeys. He's definitely earned his third title at Happy Valley! 🐴
 
just watched this vid of Ryan Moore winning Longines International Jockeys' Championship at Happy Valley πŸ†πŸ΄ and I gotta say, he's still got it! impressive comeback from a four-month layoff, especially considering he was dealing with a stress fracture. Triumphant More's win was pretty sweet too - that horse is fast πŸ”₯. Moore's been in this game for ages, but it's awesome to see him back on top again πŸ’ͺ. love how humble he is about it though, just says "it worked out nicely" πŸ™. guess you could say British legend status is still intact... πŸ‘‘
 
OMG 🀩 I'm so stoked for Ryan Moore!!! He's like a total rockstar on the track, bro! I mean, four months out and he's still killing it? That's some serious skill right there πŸ’ͺ. And to see him come back from a stress fracture and dominate again is just incredible. Poor William Buick and Hugh Bowman were giving it their all but just couldn't quite keep up with Moore's magic 🀯. But honestly, I think it's awesome that he's been able to make a triumphant return like this - the guy's clearly got talent pouring out of every pore!
 
πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ Another jockey breaks the internet with their incredible skills... like I haven't seen that before πŸ˜’. Ryan Moore is literally a legend on the track and it's amazing he's still killing the game at 42 πŸ•Ί. Stress fracture, huh? Guess taking four months off to recover wasn't exactly a setback for him πŸ˜‚. And of course, he credits good fortune for his win... because that's all anyone needs, right? A little bit of luck and some horses with decent legs 🐴. Moore's dedication is definitely paying off, though - he's still got that magic touch when it counts. Buick and Bowman were pretty close behind, but I guess you can't beat a guy who's been on top for so long πŸ’ͺ. Anyways, congrats to Ryan! You've earned it πŸŽ‰.
 
The resurgence of Ryan Moore is truly a testament to his exceptional skill and perseverance in the world of horse racing πŸ†! Four months off due to injury couldn't hinder his momentum, and he delivered an impressive performance that solidified his dominance in Hong Kong's Longines International Jockeys' Championship. The way he worked with Triumphant More was particularly noteworthy, showcasing his ability to read the horse's strengths and capitalize on its quickening well. Moore's dedication and talent are truly inspiring, and this victory is a shining example of his enduring excellence in the sport πŸ’ͺ!
 
Wow πŸ†πŸ’¨, can you believe Ryan Moore just won his 3rd title in a row? He's like a total rockstar on the track! His return from injury was super impressive and it looks like he's still got what it takes to take on the best. Interesting how he said it all worked out nicely for him, I guess that's what you get when you're as talented as him! 😎
 
can't believe moore is still killing it at 42 🀯! the way he bounced back from that stress fracture is insane, and his stats are just mind-boggling. i mean, three championships in 15 years? that's dedication for you πŸ’ͺ. triumphant more's win was a nice touch, shows moore isn't afraid to give credit where credit is due πŸ™. buick and bowman put up a good fight but moore just outpaced them (no pun intended 🐴)
 
🀩 I'm low-key stoked that Ryan Moore is back on top in Hong Kong! This win marks his third title and it's clear he's still got what it takes. Four months off with a stress fracture was super tough for him, but he's been grinding like crazy to get back into shape. His strategy with Triumphant More was pure genius – the horse just ran its heart out after that strong turn of foot! Moore's dedication to his craft is truly inspiring. Can't wait to see what the rest of the racing season holds for this legend 🐴πŸ’ͺ
 
omg ryan moore is back and he killed it πŸ΄πŸ’¨ i mean, 3 titles in happy valley? that's insane! he's got some serious skill and dedication to horse racing. and can we talk about how underrated buick is? he put up a good fight but just couldn't keep up with moore's speed πŸŽοΈπŸ‘ anyway, congrats ryan on your win! you're still the king of happy valley πŸ‘‘
 
I gotta say, Ryan Moore's come back story is defo inspiring 🀩. It's like he proved that even when life gives you lemons (or in this case, a stress fracture), you can still make lemonade and rise to the top again πŸ’ͺ. His humility too, not putting all the credit on himself but giving shoutouts to his horse Triumphant More, shows us that it's not just about individual success, but also about the team effort πŸ΄πŸ’•. And let's be real, 42 is NOT old for a jockey - it's like he's proving that age is just a number and experience is what truly matters πŸ’«. Anyway, congrats to Ryan on his win!
 
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