Listed success for Katara rounds off a memorable weekend for Ryan Moore

Ryan Moore completed an excellent weekend's work with a shrewd ride to land the 1m4f Pontefract Castle Filles’ Stakes with Katara.

The Sir Michael Stoute-trained four-year-old was guided up the rail by Moore to snatch victory by a head, a second victory at that level following success at Newmarket last season.

The success was a fourth in two days for Moore, who landed a treble on the final day of Royal Ascot, including his Diamond Jubilee win aboard Dream Of Dreams.

Moore told Racing TV: "Katara’s a nice filly with a good pedigree and you’d like to think there would be more to come from her in the future."

Welcome week for Burke

Clifford Lee was another jockey to enjoy a memorable Royal Ascot after riding his first winner at the meeting, and he teamed up with Karl Burke to land the second leg of a double for the trainer with Favourite Child.

Burke also sent out the winner of the 6f fillies' novice with Almohandesah under Tom Marquand.

Burke said: "We just had a sticky couple of weeks with a hell of a lot of seconds without having a winner, so to get three now in the last few days, and one at Royal Ascot, you can definitely say I’m relieved."

New track, same result

Horses for courses is a phrase that does not define Let Me Be, who picked up his seventh career win at seven different tracks.

Callum Rodriguez partnered the well-travelled five-year-old on his first Pontefract outing, with Let Me Be now having won five of his six starts this season.

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