Luke Morris is 7/2 favourite to win the Silver Saddle for leading rider at this year’s Shergar Cup, ahead of Frankie Dettori and Saffie Osborne, both 6/1.

“Frankie Dettori will be looking to win the Silver Saddle at his last Shergar Cup, but it’s Luke Morris who is clear favourite to amass the most points at Ascot’s annual team event,” said Coral’s David Stevens.
This will be Europe captain Dettori’s 12th appearance at the meeting, having been on the winning team three times.
Having first taken part in 2000, Dettori was most recently successful in 2014 and will join French rider Olivier Peslier and Kazakh-born Bauyrzhan Murzabayev on team Europe.
Dettori said: “The Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup is always a fun event and I was keen to be involved in my final year riding.
“Ascot does an excellent job attracting some of the biggest names from around the world while the prize money and incentives for owners, trainers and stable staff are fantastic.
“I like the look of our team. Myself and Olivier were on the winning side in 2014 and hopefully we can repeat the feat this year.”
GB & Ireland will be led by Morris, who won last season’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe on Alpinista, with Tom Marquand and Declan McDonogh joining him.
Hong Kong star Matthew Chadwick, Brazilian jockey Joao Moreira and Kazuo Yokoyama, a multiple Group One winner in his native Japan, make up the Rest of the World team.

Hayley Turner, the most successful rider in Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup history and twice a winner of the Alistair Haggis Silver Saddle, heads up the Ladies team.
Hollie Doyle is set to make her third appearance at the event, fresh from riding three winners at Royal Ascot, while Osborne makes her debut in the competition.
The 34-year-old Morris has never before taken part in the event, which was first run in 1999 and now includes four teams competing for points over six races.
He said: “When I was asked to participate, I was hugely grateful. It looks a great, fun day with a real buzz about the place.
“The Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup is something that I have grown up watching. The prize-money is great and it is real competitive racing.”
Morris has some well-fancied mounts, including Clive Cox’s Tis Marvellous in the Dash and Stuart Williams’ Quinault in the sprint race – the latter a horse who has won his previous six races.
“From a participant’s perspective, everyone is really behind the Shergar Cup,” said Morris. “I know lots of jockeys would like to ride in it, plus lots of owners and trainers like running horses here.
“To be honest, there is not much to dislike. I think it is a great initiative and the fact it is still going strong after so many years proves that it does work.
“I know my teammates Declan and Tom very well. Tom is flying at the moment and Declan is a former Irish champion. Throughout all the teams, there is real talent on show and hopefully it will be a great day.
“Riding winners at the highest level is always the aim. I am fiercely competitive and enjoy winning. I want to ride as many winners as I can each year, in the hope that it unlocks the door to ride nice horses.”
7/2 Luke Morris
6/1 Frankie Dettori, Saffie Osborne
13/2 Bauyrzhan Murzabayev
8/1 Hollie Doyle, Joao Moreira
10/1 Hayley Turner
12/1 Tom Marquand
16/1 bar
2/1 Europe, GB & Ireland
5/2 Ladies
5/1 Rest of the World
