Sky Bet offer BOOSTED odds of 1/1 for Ryan Moore to ride one or more winners at Royal Ascot today
Day 4 of the 2025 Royal Ascot meeting takes place today, with seven races on the agenda, including two Group 1 contests.
For those who will be following today's horse racing action with a close eye, Sky Bet are offering a Super Boost that is generating plenty of interest in the betting lines.
Enhanced from 1/3 to EVENS (1/1), the boost requires Ryan Moore to ride one or more winners today.
Moore has ridden five winners at this year's Royal Ascot, of which includes four Group 2 victories.
Additionally, as a result of his win atop Garden of Eden in the Ribblesdale Stakes on day 3 - Moore improved to a standalone tenth among Britain's flat jockeys for the most wins all-time.
Returning to the Super Boost - Moore is booked for five rides today, including atop the favourite Signora in the first race of the day (14:30).
Sky Bet Super Boost for Day 4 of Royal Ascot:
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