The top quality action shows no signs of letting up as the Coral-Eclipse takes top billing on a fantastic weekend card at Sandown. This Group One contest is steeped in tradition and features the first real clash of the generations, with the Classic crop tackling their elders. Last year's renewal may not have been the most memorable in terms of the participants, but the finish could hardly have been more exciting. In what was a remarkable season for Aidan O'Brien, it will come as little surprise that it was he and stable jockey Johnny Murtagh who once again emerged victorious with Mount Nelson edging out Henry Cecil's Phoenix Tower by the shortest of short-heads. There are some fascinating individuals set to line up over the stiff mile and a quarter this time around, none more so than Sir Michael Stoute's Conduit and the Deby winner Sea The Stars. Haydock present an outstanding fixture on Saturday with the bet365 Lancashire Oaks taking centre stage. Last year's renewal went to Richard Fahey's consistent mare Anna Pavlova, who ploughed through the mud to take the Group Two prize in impressive fashion. There is also the bet365 Old Newton Cup, a £100,000 heritage handicap over a mile and a half which has been noteworthy for its fiercely-competitive nature over the years. There is also action from Beverley, Carlisle, Leicester and Nottingham. There is also action from Beverley, Carlisle, Leicester and Nottingham.
GOING REPORTS FOR THE WEEK GOING STICK READINGS
SANDOWN
GOOD
1-1.29
Heavy
HAYDOCK
GOOD-FIRM
3-4.9
Soft
BEVERLEY
GOOD-FIRM
5-6.9
Good-soft
CARLISLE
GOOD-FIRM
7-8.9
Good
LEICESTER
GOOD
9-10.9
Good-Firm
NOTTINGHAM
GOOD
13-15
Hard
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The top quality action shows no signs of letting up as the Coral-Eclipse takes top billing on a fantastic weekend card at Sandown. This Group One contest is steeped in tradition and features the first real clash of the generations, with the Classic crop tackling their elders. Last year's renewal may not have been the most memorable in terms of the participants, but the finish could hardly have been more exciting. In what was a remarkable season for Aidan O'Brien, it will come as little surprise that it was he and stable jockey Johnny Murtagh who once again emerged victorious with Mount Nelson edging out Henry Cecil's Phoenix Tower by the shortest of short-heads. There are some fascinating individuals set to line up over the stiff mile and a quarter this time around, none more so than Sir Michael Stoute's Conduit and the Deby winner Sea The Stars. Haydock present an outstanding fixture on Saturday with the bet365 Lancashire Oaks taking centre stage. Last year's renewal went to Richard Fahey's consistent mare Anna Pavlova, who ploughed through the mud to take the Group Two prize in impressive fashion. There is also the bet365 Old Newton Cup, a £100,000 heritage handicap over a mile and a half which has been noteworthy for its fiercely-competitive nature over the years. There is also action from Beverley, Carlisle, Leicester and Nottingham. There is also action from Beverley, Carlisle, Leicester and Nottingham.
GOING REPORTS FOR THE WEEK GOING STICK READINGS
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