Moore rode the daughter of Starspangledbanner when she finished seventh on her return in the 1000 Guineas, before switching to stablemate True Love, winner of Newmarket's Classic, for the Irish equivalent.

Precise then finished strongly to beat True Love in the Irish 1000 Guineas. With Moore back aboard, she was sent off the 8/11 favourite to win at the top level again.

Aside from a brief scare when Balantina and Touleen threatened to challenge, Precise was always in control. She hit the front just after the two-furlong marker and stayed on well to beat the fast-finishing, slightly unlucky Touleen by a length and a half.

True Love ran well to finish third.

"She began a bit awkwardly," said Moore. "I was a bit further back, but I rode her to get there in front,"

"I had a beautiful rhythm and wasn't really caring what position I was in. I just kept her going forward, she's covered ground on the turn but I knew she was going to stay well.

"She's the best filly in the race and there was no need to complicate it. She's done what she had to do.

"I would say ten furlongs is within her compass but she's good at a mile. There are plenty of good fillies in the yard so, I suppose we'll get home, see what the others are doing and make a plan.

"It wasn't her fault she got beat first time up. She's a good filly, very good filly, a high-class filly, beautifully trained."

Aidan O'Brien enjoyed a memorable day yesterday when Scandinavia provided him with a century of Royal Ascot winners and after Precise, who was giving him his 101st winner, came home in front, he was quick to heap praise on Moore.

"I thought Ryan was very good on her," he said. "When she gets there, she looks a little bit, but I'm delighted, delighted for the lads."

It was a fourth Group 1 success for Precise, who as well as claiming the Irish 1000 Guineas, enjoyed victory in the Moyglare and Fillies' Mile as a juvenile.

O'Brien added: "She can stay at a mile, she can step up (in trip), I'm grateful and thankful to everybody for getting her here.

"She gets a little bit lazy, but when you do ask her, she really opens up – but that's her. I think Ryan will probably say he was probably there a little bit earlier than he wanted, because he had to move early because he was very wide and he didn't have any choice. I think she did great."

Whilst Precise endured a clean run around the outside of the field, Saffie Osborne was left ruing a tricky passage on the runner-up Touleen, who after being boxed in by the eventual third True Love, kept on strongly and was closing all the way at the line.

She said: "On paper an amazing result to split the two Guineas winners, but frustrating in the manner that it happened,"

"I switched out to follow Ryan turning in and I felt like I was going to have a beautiful trip through, but True Love loomed up on my outside and just pushed me back in.

"It was frustrating considering the margin she was gaining at the line was ever-diminishing.

"It was a huge run, but just frustrating in the manner that it happened."

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