Moore Reflects On Historic Arc Ryan Moore has hailed the training skills of Aidan O'Brien to saddle a remarkable one-two-three in Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. Moore swept to glory on Found at Chantilly, with fellow Ballydoyle inmates Highland Reel and Order Of St George finishing second and third. Moore told At The Races: "Any big winner is always important, but it worked out very well for us. "It's amazing how those horses have been on the go all year, yet he got them all to run their best race on that day. "Found had been busy, so it was a marvellous training performance. Hats off to everyone at Coolmore and Ballydoyle, they did amazing to get them all there in that shape. "A great achievement. It's very hard to get three horses into an Arc, so to do one-two-three is amazing. "The filly deserved that, I think she's better at this time of year, but her whole year was built around it. "She won the Boussac very impressively at two and we thought we'd be back the next year for the Arc, but she got no luck (last year), that's the way it goes. "I really thought she could win, we had an idea how it might go and it worked out beautifully - I was just lucky to be on her. "Last year she was badly drawn and the pace was very slow and she finished on the bridle, but at the end of the day I looked after her and she was able to go on to Ascot and then on to Keeneland. "She's a tough filly, but we saved a bit of petrol that day and it paid dividends. "You need a lot of luck in all sports, but especially horse racing and they all had good runs and were all produced beautifully."
