No date for Ryan Moore's return

Tuesday 23 August 2016, 6:33am

Ryan Moore is back riding trackwork but there is no time frame on the three-time British champion jockey's return.

Moore has won many of the world's biggest races including the 2014 Cox Plate on Adelaide and Melbourne Cup on Protectionist.

He hasn't ridden this month, taking time out with an undisclosed injury and his father Gary Moore said his son would return when he was ready.

"He is riding out. I think it has only been for a few days," Moore said.

"When he is feeling well enough and when it is worth coming back, he will come back."

The final Classics of the year in Britain and Ireland fall on the high-profile weekend of September 10 and 11, which is also Irish Champions Weekend and the Arc Trials meeting in France.

– PAA

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