Ryan Moore: my chances at the Curragh on Saturday

We had eight in here but we rely on three of the newcomers, all of which have a lot to recommend them on pedigree and their homework, though the first-day experience will do them all good. I’d have happily ridden any of the three, but I get on Rock Of Cashel, a Wootton Bassett half-brother to Snowfall.

We had six in here and we run three of them. It is fair to say we expected a little more from Truly Enchanting at Royal Ascot last week, but she didn’t run badly, and I think the step up in trip will suit her. If she runs up to the form of her debut win in a good time, then I expect a bold show.

He was clearly very impressive for me when winning by a wide margin on his debut here last month. This is obviously a much stiffer test – I am not sure how strong that maiden was, but he couldn’t have done it any better – and hopefully this imposing Galileo colt can deliver in this higher grade. could be the one to beat but there is no form stand-out in here.

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She improved as the season went on last year, and she finished a decent eighth in the French 1,000 Guineas on her return. She has her sights lowered a touch after Royal Ascot – though this is obviously a Group 1 too, with very good fillies like and in here - and that was a bit of a non-event for her, as she never really got into the race. She obviously needs to improve to get competitive here, but maybe the step up to 1m2f will suit this Galileo filly.

None of the raced horses set too high a bar, so hopefully he has his chance. He is by Dubawi out of a mare who won her Group 3 here, so the pedigree is there and hopefully the talent is too.