Sandown SATurday 5 JUL 2014. CORAL-ECLIPSE (BRITISH CHAMPIONS SERIES) (GROUP 1) (CLASS 1) (3yo+) Winner £255,195 11 runners 1m2f7y Good To Firm CH4. The Fugue faces ‘big ask’ in search of Eclipse feat // Coral-Eclipse, The Fugue favorita… Dettori keen on Eclipse mover Kingston Hill // Dettori in sella a Kingston Hill. Di seguito i partenti di tutte le corse della Riunione

 

 

THE FUGUE with W Buick wins Prince of Wales's Stakes

The Fugue wins the Prince of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot

 PICTURE: Martin Lynch (racingpost.com/photos)

 BY TOM KERR7:20PM 4 JUL 2014

THE FUGUE bids to become only the third ever filly or mare to win the Coral-Eclipse when she lines up against the boys at Sandown on Saturday.

The John Gosden-trained mare finished last in the race 12 months ago but comes into this year’s running off the back of a scintillating Prince of Wales’s Stakes victory at Royal Ascot, where she broke the track record.

Yet Gosden on Friday cautioned such a performance may have left a mark on the five-year-old, who was a best-priced 9-4 shot on Friday evening.

He said: “It’s only two and a half weeks since Ascot and when they go and break track records, even if it looks as if they’ve done it easily, it’s a big ask. I always feel these races are quite concertinaed, but we’re happy with her.”

Pebbles and Kooyonga are the only fillies to win the Eclipse since the race was first run in 1886.

Richard Hughes, who rides the 2,000 Guineas winner Night Of Thunder in the Group 1 race, highlighted the same factor as a reason why his colt could emerge triumphant.

“[The Fugue] broke the track record in the Prince of Wales’s Stakes, which underlines the merit of her performance, but it also underlines that, however easily she appeared to win, she must have had a hard race,” he writes in his exclusive column in Saturday’s Racing Post.

“I’m always wary when a horse who has broken a track record runs next time out.

“They often fail to match the level set on their previous outing and that is especially the case when you are talking about fillies and mares.”

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GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Firm in places on round course) (GoingStick: Round course 8.6; Sprint course 8.4) (Rail at innermost configuration). (Light rain) 
STALLS: Sprint course (Full width) – Far side; 2m – Centre; Remainder – Inside

1:30

GARY TUCK MEMORIAL HANDICAP (BOBIS RACE) (CLASS 3) (3yo 0-95) Winner £9,338 8 runners7f16y Good To Firm RUK

Race Conditions: £15,000 guaranteed For 3yo Rated 76-95 (also open to such horses rated 75 and below)Weights highest weight 9st 7lb Weight raised 5 Minimum weight 8-2 Penalties after June 28th, each race won 6lb Mawfoor’s Handicap Mark 90 Entries 19 pay £ 75 Penalty value 1st £9,337.50 2nd £2,796.00 3rd£1,398.00 4th £699.00 5th £349.50 6th £175.50

NO. FORM HORSE AGE WGT TRAINER RTF% JOCKEY OR TS RPR
15 37-600   Mawfoor 16 h1 3 9-7 Brian Meehan75 Jimmy Fortune 90 70 102
26 254-53   Whaleweigh Station 21  3 9-7 Tom Dascombe56 Richard Kingscote 90 83 96
32 20-121   Captain Bob 21  3 9-6 Charles Hills80 William Buick 89 88 99
47 4716   Royal Seal 14 h1  3 9-2 Sir Michael Stoute88 Ryan Moore 85 89 100
53 4-116   Reedcutter 21  3 9-1 James Toller Richard Hughes 84 87 100
61 10-712   Extremity 30  3 9-1 Hugo Palmer33 James Doyle 84 80 102
78 8-3190   Skaters Waltz 14  3 8-13 Paul Cole71 DOUBTFUL 82 82
84 64-1   Mutawathea 91 3 8-13 Richard Hannon70 Paul Hanagan 82 67 100

 

 
 
2:05

CORAL CHARGE (REGISTERED AS THE SPRINT STAKES) (GROUP 3) (CLASS 1) (3yo+) Winner £35,444 13 runners 5f6y Good To Firm CH4

Race Conditions: £62,500 guaranteed For 3yo+ Weights 3yo colts and geldings 8st 12lb; fillies 8st 9lb; 4yo+ colts and geldings 9st 3lb; fillies 9st Penalties after October 31st, 2013, a winner of a Group 3 race 4lb; of a Group 2 race 6lb; of a Group 1 race 8lb Entries 18 pay £ 625 Penalty value 1st £35,443.75 2nd £13,437.50 3rd£6,725.00 4th £3,350.00 5th £1,681.25 6th £843.75

NO. FORM HORSE AGE WGT TRAINER RTF% JOCKEY OR TS RPR
16 182225   Ahtoug 18  6 9-3 Charlie Appleby52 William Buick 115 123 129
210 14763   Dinkum Diamond 21  6 9-3 Henry Candy60 David Probert 107 105 123
38 530-23   Kingsgate Native 42 h  9 9-3 Robert Cowell43 James Doyle 112 106 128
413 120-20   Rex Imperator 18 p 5 9-3 William Haggas64 Richard Hughes 108 64 125
59 154342   Stepper Point 18 p  5 9-3 William Muir61 Martin Dwyer 113 108 127
61 7-3146   Steps 18 b  6 9-3 Roger Varian78 Kieren Fallon 110 122 126
75 265074   Trader Jack 1 b 5 9-3 David Flood Seamie Heffernan 82 90 100
84 4-0012   Extortionist 7  3 8-12 Olly Stevens75 Ryan Moore 106 110 122
911 1010-0   Green Door 18  3 8-12 Olly Stevens75 Jimmy Fortune 105 114 121
102 150-14   Shamshon 35  3 8-12 Richard Hannon70 Frankie Dettori 106 102 122
117 9-2621   Hay Chewed 14  3 8-9 Conrad Allen75 Paul Hanagan 99 104 120
123 8-5624   One Chance 21  3 8-9 John Butler F M Berry 94 97 111
1312 32-741   Wind Fire 21  3 8-9 David Brown22 Oisin Murphy 103 108 124

 

 
2:40

CORAL CHALLENGE (HANDICAP) (CLASS 2) (3yo+) Winner £46,688 14 runners 1m14y Good To Firm CH4

Race Conditions: £75,000 guaranteed For 3yo+ Weights highest weight not less than 9st 10lb See note belowMinimum weight 8-0 Penalties after June 28th, each race won 6lb (NOTE: Any horse rated above 110 (or 119 if such a horse is 3yo) shall initially be treated as having that rating and the highest weight allotted shall be 9st 10lb Subsequently, the excess over 110(or 119 if such a horse is 3yo) in any rating shall be added to the weight allotted to that horse without limitation to the highest weight to be carried) Baltic Knight’s Handicap Mark 107 Entries24 pay £ 350 Penalty value 1st £46,687.50 2nd £13,980.00 3rd £6,990.00 4th £3,495.00 5th £1,747.50 6th£877.50

NO. FORM HORSE AGE WGT TRAINER RTF% JOCKEY OR TS RPR
113 7-9442   Baltic Knight 7  4 9-10 Richard Hannon70 Richard Hughes 107 98 115
23 363-87   Snowboarder 21  4 9-6 Charlie Appleby52 William Buick 103 98 118
39 61240   Gabrial´s Kaka 17  4 9-6 Richard Fahey69 Frankie Dettori 103 106 119
414 000-30   Prince Of Johanne 17 p  8 9-3 Tom Tate75 Paul Hanagan 100 111 121
55 360870   Burano 17  5 9-0 Brian Meehan75 Jimmy Fortune 97 110 118
67 4-8316   Brazos 17 3 8-13 Clive Brittain67 James Doyle 105 100 114
78 12-219   Russian Realm 15  4 8-13 Sir Michael Stoute88 Ryan Moore 96 77 117
86 9-0160   Secret Art 15  4 8-10 William Knight73 Richard Kingscote 93 95 115
912 170242   Busatto 7  4 8-9 Mark Johnston71 Kieren Fallon 92 101 117
1011 75113   St Moritz 21 v  8 8-9 David O´Meara49 Oisin Murphy3 92 93 117
111 4U-150   Birdman 140 heb  4 8-9 David Simcock74 Martin Lane 92 94 117
124 224-47   Velox 29  4 8-5 Luca Cumani67 Cam Hardie5 88 94 118
1310 53850   Lyn Valley 16 3 8-2 Mark Johnston71 David Probert 94 102 116
142 5-6810   Ifwecan 16  3 8-0 Mark Johnston71 Franny Norton 91 109 115

Long Handicap:  Ifwecan 7-13

 

 
3:15

CORAL DISTAFF (LISTED RACE) (FILLIES) (CLASS 1) (3yo) Winner £20,983 6 runners 1m14yGood To Firm CH4

Race Conditions: £37,000 guaranteed For 3yo fillies which have not won a Group 1 Pattern race Weights 9stPenalties a winner of a Listed race 3lb; of a Group 3 race 6lb; of a Group 2 race 9lb Entries 11 pay £ 185 Penalty value 1st £20,982.70 2nd £7,955.00 3rd £3,981.20 4th £1,983.20 5th £995.30 6th £499.50

NO. FORM HORSE AGE WGT TRAINER RTF% JOCKEY OR TS RPR
16 21   Belle D´Or 20  3 9-0 John Gosden76 William Buick 83 72 105
22 1-2110   Crowley´s Law 17  3 9-0 Tom Dascombe56 Richard Kingscote 98 97 116
33 23-502   Queen Catrine 17 3 9-0 Charles Hills80 Ryan Moore 105 115 122
45 514-28   Radiator 15 3 9-0 Sir Michael Stoute88 James Doyle 103 101 118
54 4166-2   Veiled Intrigue 56 3 9-0 Henry Candy60 David Probert 101 93 112
61 023213   Wee Jean 17 3 9-0 Mick Channon51 Richard Hughes 95 105 111

 

 
3:50

CORAL-ECLIPSE (BRITISH CHAMPIONS SERIES) (GROUP 1) (CLASS 1) (3yo+) Winner £255,195 11 runners 1m2f7y Good To Firm CH4

Race Conditions: £450,000 guaranteed For 3yo+ Weights 3yo colts and geldings 8st 10lb; fillies 8st 7lb 4yo+ colts and geldings 9st 7lb; fillies 9st 4lb Entries 52 pay £ 1500 Confirmed 12 Penalty value 1st £255,195.00 2nd£96,750.00 3rd £48,420.00 4th £24,120.00 5th £12,105.00 6th £6,075.00

NO. FORM HORSE AGE WGT TRAINER RTF% JOCKEY OR TS RPR
110 315-24   Mukhadram 17  5 9-7 William Haggas64 Paul Hanagan 119 121 130
25 1223-3   Trading Leather 63  4 9-7 J S Bolger79 Kevin Manning 119 120 128
39 7-2124   Tullius 18  6 9-7 Andrew Balding63 Jimmy Fortune 117 99 126
46 743-32   Verrazano 18 4 9-7 A P O´Brien75 Ryan Moore 120 98 131
52 03077   Zambucca 7  6 9-7 Gay Kelleway43 David Probert 98 85 114
61 122-01   The Fugue 17  5 9-4 John Gosden76 William Buick 124 119 137
78 111-82   Kingston Hill 28 3 8-10 Roger Varian78 Frankie Dettori 120 123 130
83 11-212   Night Of Thunder 18 3 8-10 Richard Hannon70 Richard Hughes 120 116 131
911 29-537   Somewhat 16 3 8-10 Mark Johnston71 Franny Norton 102 92 116
104 21-137   True Story 28 v1 3 8-10 Saeed bin Suroor55 Kieren Fallon 114 107 122
117 311-94   War Command 18 p 3 8-10 A P O´Brien75 Seamie Heffernan 117 98 125

 

 
4:25

CORAL MARATHON (REGISTERED AS THE ESHER STAKES) (LISTED RACE) (CLASS 1) (4yo+) Winner £20,983 7 runners 2m78y Good To Firm RUK

Race Conditions: £37,000 guaranteed For 4yo+ Weights colts and geldings 9st; fillies 8st 9lb Penalties after October 31st, 2013, a winner of a Listed race 3lb; of a Group 3 race 5lb; of a Group 2 race 7lb; of a Group 1 race 9lbEntries 11 pay £ 185 Penalty value 1st £20,982.70 2nd £7,955.00 3rd £3,981.20 4th £1,983.20 5th £995.306th £499.50

NO. FORM HORSE AGE WGT TRAINER RTF% JOCKEY OR TS RPR
17 120-01   Domination 18  7 9-0 C Byrnes F M Berry 100 97 119
24 78-658   Havana Beat 16  4 9-0 Andrew Balding63 David Probert 103 87 120
31 160-92   Nearly Caught 42 4 9-0 Hughie Morrison57 Richard Hughes 100 107 121
42 4-5063   Repeater 7 h 5 9-0 David O´Meara49 Ryan Moore 102 83 123
56 112/13   Whiplash Willie 37 p 6 9-0 Andrew Balding63 Jimmy Fortune 108 95 124
63 23-040   Body Language 18 p  6 8-9 Ian Williams57 James Doyle 90 102 118
75 270-22   Earth Amber 66 5 8-9 Nicky Henderson33 Kieren Fallon 100 90 124

 

 
5:00

DOWNLOAD THE CORAL APP HANDICAP (BOBIS RACE) (CLASS 4) (3yo 0-85) Winner £6,469 11 runners 1m2f7y Good To Firm RUK

Race Conditions: £10,000 guaranteed For 3yo Rated 66-85 (also open to such horses rated 65 and below)Weights highest weight 9st 7lb Minimum weight 8-2 Penalties after June 28th, each race won 6lb Gothic’s Handicap Mark 85 Entries 25 pay £ 50 Penalty value 1st £6,469.00 2nd £1,925.00 3rd £962.00 4th £481.00

NO. FORM HORSE AGE WGT TRAINER RTF% JOCKEY OR TS RPR
16 61-429   Gothic 21 b1  3 9-7 Sir Michael Stoute88 Ryan Moore 85 70 96
27 51   Prince Of Stars 59  3 9-7 John Gosden76 William Buick 85 47 96
35 1-1250   Collaboration 28 t 3 9-3 Andrew Balding63 Jimmy Fortune 81 66 100
410 41-54   Idder 20 p  3 9-2 Roger Varian78 Frankie Dettori 80 86 96
58 046-16   All Talk N No Do 35 3 8-13 Seamus Durack33 F M Berry 77 93 95
64 1-5555   Best Kept 22  3 8-13 Amanda Perrett70 James Doyle 77 82 96
711 20-643   Raise Your Gaze 22 3 8-13 Clive Cox48 Ryan Tate3 77 83 97
81 71-64   Strait Run 22 3 8-12 Richard Hannon70 Richard Hughes 76 83 96
99 24352   Samtu 23 3 8-7 Clive Brittain67 Kieren Fallon 71 91 95
102 530207   Rookery 4 b1 3 8-6 Mark Johnston71 Franny Norton 70 86 96
113 2014-4   Aristocracy 155  3 8-4 Mick Channon51 Paddy Pilley7 68 83 90
 
 
Kingston Hill: from a thriving family

Kingston Hill: “He’ll see out the trip well”

 PICTURE: Mark Cranham (racingpost.com/photos)

Dettori keen on Eclipse mover Kingston Hill

 BY JAMES BURN8:07AM 5 JUL 2014 

DERBY second Kingston Hill has plenty in his favour in today’s Coral-Eclipse, according to jockey Frankie Dettori, who is seeking his third win in Sandown’s prestigious Group 1.

Trained by Roger Varian for Paul Smith, Kingston Hill had been 11-2 for the Eclipse overnight, but is a general 4-1 this morning. Paddy Power and Coral offer 9-2.

His chances have seemingly been boosted by 3mm of overnight rain at Sandown – the ground remains good to firm, firm on the round course – and Dettori, who replaces the Haydock-bound Andrea Atzeni on the son of Mastercraftsman, said: “It was a super run in the Derby. He was the only horse to get Australia in trouble and was gaining back on him on the run in.

“The track will suit him, there’s been a bit of rain and he’s an improving horse.

 

“The three-year-olds also get so much weight from the older horses and a good three-year-old usually wins this like Sea The Stars. Kingston Hill is a grinder and will see out the trip well.”

 

Ante-post favourite The Fugue is the one to beat, added Dettori, whose Eclipse wins came on Daylami and Refuse To Bend in 1998 and 2004.

“She’s got a fantastic cruising gear and an impressive turn of foot – that’s why she’s favourite,” he said on The Morning Line.

Kingston Hill was well behind Night Of Thunder in the 2,000 Guineas, but Dettori doubts his chances after his second to Kingman in the St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot.

“I think the mile and a quarter will stretch Night Of Thunder,” added the rider. “I don’t think he saw the race out at Ascot like a mile-and-a-quarter horse. He’s got a lot to prove today.”

Going
Sandown
 good to firm, firm in places on the round course

To be underlined:

Sir Michael Stoute-trained runners have impressive form figures of 13331211 in Group and Listed races at Sandown since the start of 2011. He saddles Radiator in the Coral Distaff (3.15)

 

fonte: RacingPost