Constitution River: Just How Good Could the Coral Eclipse Winner Be? Last weekend's racing, as always, provided fascinating viewing and raised plenty of questions. From Carry The Flag winning the Listed Coolmore Stud Blackbeard Tipperary Stakes and One Number finishing placed in the Listed Pat Smullen Stakes at Naas, adding further strength to the Royal Ascot two-year-old form, to Calandagan landing the Group 1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud over a mile and a half, further fuellin
John Arnold returns with his advanced look to the July Cup as he aims to decipher the Group 1 sprint contest. The July Cup, held annually at Newmarket Racecourse, is one of the most prestigious sprint races in the British thoroughbred calendar. Usually taking place in early July, this Group 1 flat race is contested over a distance of six furlongs on the straight track, attracting the crème de la crème of sprinting horses from both the UK and abroad. Established in 1876, the
The Coral Eclipse is one of the most prestigious horse races in the United Kingdom, taking place annually at Sandown Park, located in Esher, Surrey. Established in 1886, this Group 1 flat race is run over a distance of one mile and two furlongs, and it typically attracts a field of top-class thoroughbreds from both the UK and abroad. The race is generally held in early July, serving as a pivotal moment in the British racing calendar, particularly for horses that excel at midd
Saturday's ITV Racing comes from Newmarket, York and Ascot, featuring the July Cup, competitive handicaps and several high-class performers. Pundit Rory Paddock has analysed every televised race this Saturday. If you're looking for the best horse racing tips today and in-depth race-by-race analysis before placing your bets, you'll find everything you need below. 13:40 NEWMARKET It would be foolish to dismiss any Godolphin runner on home soil and Al Wathba commands plenty of
Away from Saturday's live ITV action, Rory Paddock appreciates the evening's racing may not feature the star names of the afternoon's action, but he pinpoints a quartet of runners from Salisbury and Hamilton worth following. 19:10 SALISBURY While William Haggas will have his focus firmly on Newmarket earlier in the day, his yard could round off Saturday with further success at Salisbury. Handicap newcomer Evening Fades makes plenty of appeal after an encouraging effort when l