Happy retirement @tommoracing . Glad you got to call How Impressive’s win at Southwell last year.

My favourite part of Wimbledon is when the Umpire is wheeled away like a piece of furniture. #Wimbledon

I had the most enjoyable day shadowing @SimonHolt3 at Brighton y’day ahead of Royal Ascot next week. It was so kind of him to let me see the work that goes in to the art of calling races - I’m very grateful. I’m tempted to learn colours for a race tomorrow and give it a go!

My cat has created a work of art. So proud!

Wishing Franny Norton the happiest of retirements!. Rode two winners for the @Johnston_Racing partnership I was involved in.

Happy retirement to one of my favourite horses - Not So Sleepy!. 11 years of entertainment!. What a way to bow out!!!

What a thrill to see City Of Troy today!. So many people came out, not attracted by gimmicks, music, betting etc - but for the love of the horse and the chance to see equine perfection in the flesh. Thanks to Ballydoyle and @Southwell_Races for making it happen!

The Ballydoyle quintet return to the world’s media.

Galloping to the line in splendid isolation to the applause of the crowd. Probably the last time we’ll ever see City Of Troy in public in Europe. Next stop - California!

Racing down the back straight in the picturesque Nottinghamshire countryside. @Southwell_Races

They’re off!

Loading at the start. Special American starting stalls are being used ahead of City Of Troy’s big race next month in California.

The world’s best horse….The world’s best trainer….And the world’s best jockey, Ryan Moore, in the saddle!

City Of Troy and his friends parade in front of the grandstand before the gallop. So well thought out! . @Southwell_Races

The world’s greatest trainer greet’s City Of Troy’s co-owner, Paul Smith, in the parade ring.

“All these people here to see me”

City Of Troy so ‘demure’. Have I said that right?

People cram around the parade ring at @Southwell_Races to get a glimpse of the world’s best racehorse - City Of Troy!

City of Troy in the paddock ahead of his racecourse gallop. I somewhat doubt Southwell’s parade ring has ever been so busy. Three rows deep in places!