Moore shines as Luxembourg makes all in Coronation Cup
Aidan O’Brien’s charge has now won Group One races at two, three, four and five.
Aidan O’Brien’s Luxembourg powered home to take the Holland Cooper Coronation Cup under a canny front-running ride from Ryan Moore.
The 9-4 chance was always handily placed in the Group One, which was run at a slow pace in the early stages, as only five lined up.
Turning for home, the five-year-old was asked to accelerate by his jockey and he was well able to do so, dashing for the line and holding off the chasing Hamish to succeed by a length, as 7-4 favourite Emily Upjohn finished fourth.
O’Brien said: “Ryan controlled everything and at halfway he had everyone where he wanted them. It was an incredible ride.”
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