Go well and Moor could be in store Jockey Daniel Moor. Photo: Damian White With some of Australia's most polished jockeys ready to descend on Victoria in the next six weeks, Daniel Moor needs no more reminding that even the faintest hope of a major race win at this time of year can be life-changing. At 29, the Flemington based lightweight jockey has snared the ride on the imported Jet Away in the $500,000 Turnbull Stakes at Flemington on Saturday. With Jet Away managing to sneak into the Turnbull field, trainer David Hayes gave the former British galloper a searching track gallop this week. "David has been using me a bit to ride work at Flemington and he said to me that Jet Away needed a good hitout back at his Euroa property and whoever went up to ride him would be right in line to get the ride [on race day]," Moor said. I went up as Chad [Schofield] was at apprentices' school and I worked the horse, it was very good work. He's a class horse who I realise is first-up from a spell in a big race, but nevertheless he is a horse of great ability. If I can find him a nice spot and put him to sleep and have one run at them, he could be the one to beat. In my case it's always the Johnny-on-the-spot routine, being ready and waiting when a big race ride presents itself. And when it does, do the best you can. Hayes, who is striving to get Jet Away into the Caulfield Cup (he is currently equal 23rd in the order of entry), is confident the seven-year-old will be seasoned enough to cope with the Turnbull and then the Caulfield Cup. "I could not be happier with him and while he is a plain trackworker he's been impressing us with his gallops," he said.