Adam Kirby: I’m not changing anything as it’s all working perfect

Adam Kirby celebrates after winning the Commonwealth Cup on the Clive Cox-trained Golden HordeCredit: Edward Whitaker

Adam Kirby reaffirmed his commitment to riding for as long as he possibly can after partnering Golden Horde to an electric success in the Group 1 Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot on Friday.

Kirby, 32, has often spoken frankly about the work that goes into maintaining his weight, and runs a successful pre-training and sales preparation business at Vicarage Farm near Newmarket alongside his riding career.

However, the jockey plans to continue for as long as he can, with victories on the likes of Golden Horde helping to keep the fire burning.

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Peter ScargillDeputy industry editor

Published on 19 June 2020inReports

Last updated 17:26, 19 June 2020

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