Chester May Festival: Ryan Moore Masterclass, Kilimanjaro Deep Dee climbing the Eidan O’Brien Glory Racing News

Kilimanjaro Mount Mount Aida O’Brien from the clouds Aidan O’Brien, along with another victory in Boodles, distributed Raindance Dee in Chester.

O’Brien is now a leading coach in the history of the competition, and this was his seventh victory in eight updates.

None to watch in the EPSOM in which he did not win, the son of Siyouni is now a total of 20/1 of the blue Riband classics.

Great David came from a large draw to lead a strong pace, Ryan Moore, off the print.

He seized a mountain to climb as they delayed in high stock, even in high stock, even in the high stock.

Paul Smith, the joint owner Derrick said: “It was a great walk by Ryan, he was very patient. I think the pace was very honest and Ryan did not panic and treated a good attitude.

“As we always said, they learn a lot here – there are two races in almost one. They will come forward, so we are happy with him.

“I think it will go for a kind of derby, or Epsom or French derby. There are options for him, and we will see how the trials go and the juggler and everyone goes.”

Coolmore representative Kevin Buckley said: I thought this fella showed a great turn of the foot and I think it gives an option to go to Epsom or go to France with him.

“It was a good performance and Ryan was very free. I am impressed and stating it’s the DEE Staps record that he won for 12 years.”