THE JOCKEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL RACE GUIDE 2025
Founded in 1750 15 Historic Racecourses 103 Flat Pattern and Listed Races 14 Group 1 s Four of the Five British Classics £58.5m in Prize Money across 319 Fixtures “ ”
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CONTENTS
Introduction ........................................................................................ pg4
Nomination and Shipping ............................................................. pg6
International Alliances .................................................................... pg7
Travel Allowances .............................................................................. pg8
Testing & Influenza .......................................................................... pg10
Stabling and Training ...................................................................... pg11
Owners Experience ......................................................................... pg13
Racecourse Contacts ..................................................................... pg14
List of Feature Races ...................................................................... pg17
Race Conditions ...................................................................... pg18 - 30
IRB Contacts ...................................................................................... pg34
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INTRODUCTION
Kempton Park, Nottingham and Carlisle stage competitive Flat racing and provide the starting point for many of the sport’s biggest equine stars. For most of its existence, international competition has been at very heart of what The Jockey Club is about. From the days of the “Avenger of Waterloo” Gladiateur, the French-trained Triple Crown winner of 1865, through to the Irish-trained City Of Troy, successful in the 2024 Betfred Derby and Coral- Eclipse who went on to be named Cartier Horse of the Year in Europe, overseas-trained runners have frequently been successful in the very best races staged at Jockey Club racecourses. While the majority of overseas-trained winners of major races hail from Ireland or France, there have been successes from further afield. Most notably, Agnes World became the first ever Japanese-trained horse to win a race in Great Britain when recording a memorable success in the Group 1 July Cup at Newmarket 25 years ago. Wherever you choose to run with us, you can be guaranteed a fantastic welcome and an unforgettable owners’ and trainers’ experience, supported by our colleagues at the International Racing Bureau and Great British Racing International. The Jockey Club’s approach to racing is defined by our sustained reinvestment, both into prize money and facilities. This ensures the heritage and history of the crown jewels that we steward are given the best possible platform to survive and thrive for centuries to come. That approach extends to our historic training grounds in Newmarket, Epsom and Lambourn and to The National Stud and Racing Welfare, our charity to support those who work in all aspects of racing. British racing has had a significant influence over the evolution and development of the thoroughbred, and it remains our priority at The Jockey Club to ensure we continue to provide the best possible platform for these magnificent animals to thrive. We hope you will consider the information in the brochure useful, and should you have any further queries please contact a member of our International team via the details provided. Charlie Boss Interim Group CEO The Jockey Club
One of the enduring attractions of horseracing is that it truly is a global sport, enjoyed the world over by millions of people from all walks of life. Not only are racing fans in the 21st Century able to celebrate our equine and human superstars at their local racecourses, they are also able to watch the very best that our sport has to offer around the world on television and a variety of streaming platforms. At The Jockey Club, few things give our teams a greater thrill than hosting international runners or seeing horses who have appeared at our racecourses and been trained on our gallops go on to make a name for themselves on some of the biggest stages in other jurisdictions. Since it was founded in 1750, The Jockey Club has had the racehorse at its heart. While it was formally established and headquartered in London, Newmarket emerged as the pre-eminent venue for horseracing in Great Britain under the dynasty of the House of Stuart. In 1752 The Jockey Club leased a plot of land and built a coffee house in the Suffolk town, a building which still exists today and has been beautifully restored and maintained as part of The Jockey Club Rooms on Newmarket High Street. Formed initially by a group of racing enthusiasts to ensure that the rapidly growing sport of horseracing could remain independent and self-governing, for the first 240 years of its history The Jockey Club oversaw racing’s growth to become an integral part of the fabric of British sporting and national life. Over the last three decades, the focus of The Jockey Club changed to transition from its role as racing’s governing body in the UK to begin its journey to become one of the largest commercial organisations in the sport. Governed by Royal Charter to ensure all profits are reinvested back into racing, The Jockey Club has evolved to become one of the leading racecourse ownership groups globally, among other activities including training grounds management, education and breeding. The Jockey Club’s Patrons are HM King Charles III and Queen Camilla. In 2025 The Jockey Club operates 15 racecourses staging around a third of the UK’s Flat Pattern and Listed Races, 14 of the 36 Group 1s and four of the five Classics. Prize money for 2025 across our 319 fixtures totals close to £60 million. Many of racing’s most historic and prestigious prizes are staged at the likes of Epsom Downs, Newmarket’s two racecourses – The Rowley Mile and The July Course – Sandown Park and Haydock Park, while courses such as
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NOMINATIONS AND SHIPPING
MAKING NOMINATIONS
Please make your nominations through your local turf authorities.
However for American and Canadian entries please nominate the day before closing (due to the time difference) and please email your nominations to racingops@weatherbys.co.uk with a copy to adrian@irbracing.com On this email please include the Date of the race, the racecourse, the race name, the horse (with suffix, age and colour), owner/s, trainer, silks description and also shipping agents at the earliest opportunity. Please include the postal addresses for owner/s and trainers to set up an account. Please note that ownership can only be a maximum of 18 characters, including spaces. SHIPPING There is no requirement to do a period of quarantine upon arrival in Britain – just to comply with BHA’s rules on Pre-race testing if necessary. You are free to use the shipping agents of your choice and the International Racing Bureau is available to give you a list of suitable companies. Please speak to your shipping agents at the earliest opportunity to discuss shipping routes, costs, tests required, vaccinations required etc. In particular confirm the requirements for any necessary quarantine before departure from Britain and upon return home.
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INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCES
Hong Kong Jockey Club and World Pool Betfred 2,000 Guineas Day (Newmarket Rowley Mile 3rd May 2025), Betfred Derby Day (Epsom Downs 7th June 2025) and The Cornal Eclipse Stakes (Sandown Park 5th July 2025) form part of World Pool betting, hosted by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, in 2025. The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) boasts the biggest, deepest and most liquid pari-mutuel betting pools in the world. As a collaboration of global Totes, World Pool enables bettors from all over the globe to bet into a single pool, the result being enormous liquidity, and a multi-million pound betting experience. International Wild Card and Automatic Qualifier Races The winner of the American Turf Stakes (Gr.2) on Kentucky Derby Day will receive a free entry and travel incentive to compete in The Betfred Derby (Gr.1) (Epsom Downs, 7th June 2025) One day earlier, on Kentucky Oaks Day, the winner of The Edgewood Stakes (Gr.2) will receive the same benefits for The Betfred Oaks (Gr.1.) (Epsom Downs, 6th June 2025) The winner of the Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes (Gr.1) (Newmarket July Course, 11th July 2025) will receive free entry and a travel incentive to run in the Beverly D. Stakes (Gr.1) at Colonial Downs on the same day as the Arlington Million. The Royal Lodge Stakes (Gr.2) (Newmarket Rowley Mile, 27th September 2025) & Kempton’s Road to the Kentucky Derby Conditions Stakes (Class 2) (Kempton Park, 16th February 2025) are part of the “Euro / Mid East Road to the Kentucky Derby” The winner of the Charles Whittingham Stakes (Gr.2) at Santa Anita in early May will gain a free entry and travel incentive to run in The Coral Eclipse Stakes (Gr.1) (Sandown Park, 5th July 2025). The winner of the Jim McKay Stakes (Listed) at Pimlico on Preakness Stakes Day will receive a free entry and travel incentive to run in the My Pension Expert July Cup (Gr.1) (Newmarket July Course, 12th July 2025).
The winner of the Coral Eclipse Stakes (Gr.1) (Sandown Park, 5th July 2025), will receive an automatic entry and a travel incentive to run in the California Crown John Henry Turf Stakes (Gr.2) at Santa Anita at the end of September. The winner of the My Pension Expert July Cup (Gr.1) (Newmarket July Course, 12th July 2025) will receive an automatic entry and travel incentive to run in the California Crown Eddie D Turf Sprint Stakes (Gr.2) at Santa Anita, the same day as the John Henry Turf. The winners of The Coronation Cup (Gr.1) (Epsom Downs, 6 th June 2025 , The Betfred Derby Stakes (Gr.1) (Epsom Downs, 7 th June 2025) and The Coral Eclipse Stakes (Gr.1) (Sandown Park 5th July 2025) qualify for a valuable bonus for participating in the Japan Cup. The winner of the German 1,000 Guineas (Gr.2) at Dusseldorf towards the end of May receives free entry and a travel incentive to run in the Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes (Gr.1) (Newmarket July Course, 11th July 2025). The winner of the EBF Montrose Fillies Stakes (Listed) (Newmarket, 1st November 2025) will receive free entry and a travel incentive in the German Oaks (Gr.1) at Dusseldorf in early August the following year. The winner of the Grosser Dallmayr-Preis (Gr.1) at Munich Racecourse at the end of July will receive free entry and a travel incentive to Unibet September Stakes (Gr.3) (Kempton Park, September 7th 2025). The winner of the Princess of Wales Stakes, sponsored by The Kingdom of Bahrain (Gr.2) (Newmarket July Course, 10 th July 2025), receives an invitation to take part in the Grosser Allianz Preis von Bayern (Gr.1) at Munich Racecourse early November. The winner of the Grosser Allianz Preis von Bayern (Gr.1) at Munich Racecourse in early November will receive free entry and a travel incentive to the Betfred Jockey Club Stakes (Gr.2) (Newmarket Rowley Mile, 2 nd May 2025).
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TRAVEL ALLOWANCES
Enquiries on potential contributions from the Jockey Club towards the cost of transport and entry fees are welcomed and can be directed to our international representatives, Matt Woolston and Sophie Able, or the International Racing Bureau. Details for all appear in this brochure. The Jockey Club will consider each opportunity on its own merits, taking account of a horse’s rating and the quality of the race being targeted. While substantial incentives will be offered, connections are responsible for organising and paying for shipping, stabling, access to training facilities and general expenditure while in the UK. The International Racing Bureau work closely with The Jockey Club and will be on hand to assist with all of the above.
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Jockey Club Estates
Referred to as ‘the headquarters of racing’, Newmarket is home to an unequalled array of facilities which meet every trainer’s needs... It’s just 65 miles North East of London. Purpose built horse walks which meander through the town, connect training yards to the 14 miles of state-of-the-art artificial tracks, 50 miles of premier turf gallops and schooling facilities that Newmarket Training Grounds has to offer .
In the heart of the Berkshire Downs, just 40 miles West of Ascot, Lambourn Training Grounds provides top class schooling facilities, 8 miles of premium downland turf gallops and 7 miles of artificial tracks. This tranquil, picturesque setting is the perfect place to train.
Just 40 minutes from central London, Epsom Training Grounds could not be more different to city life. Surrounded by mature woodland, the unspoilt turf gallops and recently upgraded artificial tracks offer a training experience not to be missed.
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TESTING & INFLUENZA
TESTING In order for the BHA to conduct post-arrival testing of horses shipping to race as temporary imports (from outside Great Britain, France, Germany, Ireland, Hong Kong, Japan, Sweden and Norway), horses should arrive in Great Britain a minimum of ten business days prior to race day. Trainers must submit a ‘Whereabouts Form’ a minimum of 14 business days before the first race in which the horse is entered or intended to be entered. The information must remain up to date and accurate or it may result in a filing failure or missed test. Where a horse is not going to be in Great Britain for a minimum of ten business days prior to race day the trainer should contact the BHA at least 30 days prior to the intended first race to discuss the possibility of pre-departure testing. A horse will not be permitted to declare to race in Great Britain until the sample has been reported as negative.
EQUINE INFLUENZA Trainers are reminded of the requirement for Equine Influenza vaccination. The rules can be found on the BHA’s rules website – Vaccinations Code – which notes the requirement for six-monthly booster vaccinations. A copy of the passport, or vaccination record, for ALL international runners must be emailed to equine@ britishhorseracing.com prior to close of entry. The BHA Equine department is available to help with any questions on medication, race day restrictions and equipment Lucinda Tyler BHA Medication Control and Anti-Doping Manager Mobile: +44 7500 191167 Anti-doping@britishhorseracing.com James Given Director of Equine Regulation, Safety and Welfare British Horseracing Authority Mobile: +44 7826 671535 jgiven@britishhorseracing.com
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STABLING AND TRAINING FACILITIES
There are no training facilities for international runners, at Jockey Club Racecourses. Horses from abroad must be trained away from the tracks. The International Racing Bureau (IRB) will be available to assist you with stabling options including in Newmarket, Lambourn or elsewhere. They will also help with the provision of lead ponies and will advise on the best veterinary and farrier care.
NEWMARKET The home of UK horse racing is the most popular choice for visiting trainers. Access to the many and varied gallops in Newmarket is straightforward and the IRB are on hand to show your staff the range of facilities. The gallops cover an area of approximately 2,500 acres (1,000ha) and provide 50 miles (80kms) of turf gallops and canters as well as 15 artificial tracks totalling 13 miles (21km). The gallops are owned by Jockey Club Estates and managed by Nick Patton.
LAMBOURN Set on the Berkshire Downs with its varied gradients and centuries old downland turf, Lambourn is known as “The Valley of the Racehorse”. Jockey Club Estates also own and manage Lambourn gallops which include 600 acres of training grounds, 8 miles (12kms) of turf gallops and 7 miles (11kms) of artificial tracks.
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THE OWNERS' AND TRAINERS' EXPERIENCE AT THE JOCKEY CLUB
Jockey Club Racecourses showcase the best of British racing and we pride ourselves on delivering an outstanding raceday experience. We are committed to ensuring your visit to the UK is enjoyable and a bespoke service is available to all international owners and trainers.
Racing is at the heart of everything we do. Our courses are led by passionate and experienced professionals, on hand to ensure your visits to Jockey Club Racecourses are unforgettable. We work closely with our colleagues at the International Racing Bureau (IRB) and the team at Great British Racing International (GBRI), offering a comprehensive service to visitors from overseas. Each racecourse has its own dedicated Owners' and Trainers' Liaison who will be on hand to offer support and assistance during your visit.
Jockey Club Racecourses will provide
First class catered hospitality on the day your horse runs Owners and Trainers badges including parade ring / paddock access Access to Jockey Club racedays outside of the day your horse runs Assistance in booking hotels Airport transfers if required Dedicated Owners and Trainers Liaison to assist on the day
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RACECOURSE CONTACTS
Sophie Able Newmarket Racecourses and International Director +447921 269 665 sophie.able@thejockeyclub.co.uk
Matt Woolston Assistant Racing and International Director +447795 251 880 matthew.woolston@thejockeyclub.co.uk
RACECOURSE DETAILS
Newmarket Cambridge Road, Newmarket CB8 0TF Head of Racing: Andrew Morris https://www.thejockeyclub.co.uk/newmarket/
Sandown Park Portsmouth Road, Esher, London KT10 9AJ Head of Racing: Andrew Cooper https://www.thejockeyclub.co.uk/sandown/ Haydock Park Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside, WA12 0HQ Head of Racing: Daniel Cooper https://www.thejockeyclub.co.uk/haydock/ Epsom Downs Tattenham Corner Rd, Epsom, London, KT18 5LQ Head of Racing: Andrew Cooper https://www.thejockeyclub.co.uk/epsom/
ROWLEY MILE
JULY COURSE
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LIST OF FEATURE RACES
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TOTAL PRIZE FUND
ENTRY FEE
LOCATION
RACE NAME
GRADE
RACE DATE
CLOSE DATE
DISTANCE
AGE
SEX
The 2000 Guineas Stakes
£525,000
Gr 1
3rd May 2025 4th March 2025
Rowley Mile (8f)
3
C + F
£6550
Newmarket
The 1000 Guineas Stakes
£525,000
Gr 1
4th May 2025 4th March 2025
Rowley Mile (8f)
3
F only
£6550
Newmarket
The Sandy Lane Stakes
Haydock Park
£125,000
Gr 2
24th May 2025 19th May 2025
Six Furlongs (6f)
3
£1250
Haydock Park The Temple Stakes
£125,000
Gr 2
24th May 2025 6th May 2025
Five Furlongs (5f)
3+
£1250
One mile about four furlongs (12f abt 6yds)
Epsom Downs
The Oaks
£550,000
Gr 1
6th June 2025 1st April 2025
3
F only
£6850
The Coronation Cup
One mile about four furlongs (12f abt 6yds)
4+
£5550
Epsom Downs
£450,000
Gr 1
6th June 2025 1st April 2025
25th February 2025
One mile about four furlongs (12f abt 6yds)
3
C + F
£14000
Epsom Downs
The Derby
£1,500,000
Gr 1
7th June 2025
One Mile About Two Furlongs (9f abt 209yds)
The Eclipse
£800,000
Gr 1
5th July 2025
6th May 2025
3+
£10000
Sandown Park
The Falmouth Stakes
Newmarket
£275,000
Gr 1
11th July 2025 17th June 2025
Bunbury Mile (8f)
3+
F + M £3435
The July Cup Stakes
Last Six Furlongs Of The Bunbury Mile (6f)
3+
£7500
Newmarket
£600,000
Gr 1
12th July 2025 20th May 2025
The Sprint Cup Stakes
6th September 2025
Haydock Park
£400,000
Gr 1
8th July 2025
Six Furlongs (6f)
3+
£6540
The September Stakes
6th September 2025
One Mile About Four Furlongs (11f Abt 219yds)
3+
£900
Kempton Park
£90,000
Gr 3
1st Sept 2025
4th October 2025
The Sun Chariot Stakes
£275,000
Gr 1
5th Aug 2025
Rowley Mile (8f)
3+
F + M £3420
Newmarket
Australian Sprinter Asfoora ran in the Temple Stakes as her first run in the UK , before winning the King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot. The race takes place three and a half weeks before Royal Ascot. “ ”
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The Betfred 2000 Guineas Stakes (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
PREVIOUS RESULTS Betfred 2000 Guineas 2021
Newmarket
Date:
Saturday 3rd May 2025
Distance:
ROWLEY MILE (8f, 1,600 metres)
Poetic Flare
Good to firm
1.35.69 1.36.27 1.41.64 1.37.21
Total prize fund:
2022 2023 2024
£525,000
Coroebus Chaldean
Good
Age Range:
Three yrs old colts and fillies only Colts.............9st 2lb; fillies…8st 13lb
Soft
Weights:
Notable Speech
Good
Enter by noon, March 4th and pay £2225 stake Scratch by noon on April 22nd or pay £2850 Confirm by noon on April 28th and pay £1475 Supplementary Entry by noon, April 28th and pay £30000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 1st
GROUP ONE
Notable Speech winning the 2024 2000 Guineas
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The Betfred 1000 Guineas Stakes (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
PREVIOUS RESULTS Betfred 1000 Guineas 2021
Newmarket
Date:
Sunday 4th May 2025
Distance:
ROWLEY MILE (8f, 1,600 metres)
Mother Earth
Good to firm Good to firm
1.36.37 1.36.55 1.37.92 1.37.05
Total prize fund:
2022 2023 2024
£525,000
Cachet
Age Range:
Three yrs old fillies only
M awj
Soft
Weights:
9st 2lb each
Elmalka
Good
Enter by noon, March 4th and pay £2225 stake Scratch by noon on April 22nd or pay £2850 Confirm by noon on April 28th and pay £1475 Supplementary Entry by noon, April 28th and pay £30000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 2nd
GROUP ONE
Elmalka winning the 2024 1000 Guineas
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The Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes (Class 1) (Group 2)
Racecourse:
Haydock Park
Date:
Saturday 24th May 2025
PREVIOUS RESULTS Sandy Lane Stakes 2021
Distance:
SIX FURLONGS (6f, 1,200 metres)
Total prize fund:
£125,000
Rohaan
Heavy Good
1.18.15 1.11.76 1.11.39 1.12.77
Age Range:
For three yrs old only
2022 2023 2024
El Caballo
Weights: Colts and geldings.......9st 2lb; fillies…8st 13lb Penalties, after August 31st, 2023, a winner of a Group 1 race…3lb
Little Big Bear
Good to firm
Inisherin
Soft
Enter by noon, May 19th and pay £1250 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 22nd
GROUP TWO
Inisherin winning the 2024 Sandy Lane Stakes
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The Betfred Temple Stakes (Class 1) (Group 2)
Racecourse:
Haydock Park
Date:
Saturday 24th May 2025
PREVIOUS RESULTS Temple Stakes 2021
Distance:
FIVE FURLONGS (5f, 1,000 metres)
Total prize fund:
£125,000
Liberty Beach King’s Lynn Dramatised
Heavy Good
1.3.99 58.88 58.70 59.64
Age Range:
Three yrs old and upwards
2022 2023 2024
Weights: For three yrs old upwards....8st 12lb; fillies…8st 9lb. 4-y-o and up colts and geldings.....9st 6lb; fillies…9st 3lb. Penalties, after August 31st, 2023, a winner of a Group 2 race…3lb Of a Group 1 race…5lb
Good to firm
Kerdos
Soft
Enter by noon, May 6th and pay £1250 stake Confirm by noon on May 19th and pay £875 Supplementary Entry by noon, May 19th and pay £6500 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 22nd
GROUP TWO
Kerdos winning the 2024 Temple Stakes
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The Betfred Oaks (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
Epsom Downs
Date:
PREVIOUS RESULTS The Oaks 2021
Friday 6th June 2025
Distance:
ONE MILE about FOUR FURLONGS (12f abt 6yds, 2,410 metres)
Snowfall Tuesday
Good to soft
2.42.67 2.37.83 2.36.41 2.42.06
Total prize fund:
£550,000
2022 2023 2024
Good
Age Range:
For three yrs old fillies only
Soul Sister
Good to firm Good to soft
Weights:
9st 2lb each
Ezeliya
Enter by noon, April 1st and pay £2290 stake Scratch by noon on May 23rd or pay £2620 Confirm by noon on May 31st and pay £1640 Supplementary Entry by noon, May 31st and pay £30000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 4th
GROUP ONE
Ezeliya winning the 2024 Oaks
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The Coronation Cup (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
Epsom Downs
PREVIOUS RESULTS The Coronation Cup 2021
Date:
Friday 6th June 2025
Distance:
ONE MILE about FOUR FURLONGS (12f abt 6yds, 2,410 metres)
Pyledriver
Good to soft
2.42.23 2.36.40 2.33.78 2.42.12
Total prize fund:
2022 2023 2024
£450,000
Hukum
Good
Age Range:
For four yrs old and upwards
Emily Upjohn Luxembourg
Good to firm Good to soft
Weights:
Colts and geldings.......9st 2lb; fillies…8st 13lb
Enter by noon, April 1st and pay £1800 stake Scratch by noon on May 13th or pay £2150 Confirm by noon on May 31st and pay £1300 Supplementary Entry by noon, May 31st and pay £25000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 4th
GROUP ONE
Luxembourg winning the 2024 Coronation Cup
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The Betfred Derby (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
Epsom Downs
Date:
Saturday 7th June 2025
Distance:
PREVIOUS RESULTS The Derby 2021
ONE MILE about FOUR FURLONGS (12f abt 6yds, 2,410 metres)
Total prize fund:
£1,500,000
Adayar
Good to soft
2.36.85 2.36.38 2.33.88 2.38.32
Age Range:
For three yrs old colts and fillies only Colts.............9st 2lb; fillies…8st 13lb
2022 2023 2024
Desert Crown Auguste Rodin
Good
Weights:
Good to firm Good to soft
City of Troy
Enter by noon, February 25th and pay £3000 stake Second Entry by noon, April 23rd and pay £12000 stake Scratch by noon on May 6th or pay £4000 Scratch by noon on May 20th or pay £4000 Confirm by noon on June 2nd and pay £3000 Supplementary Entry by noon, June 2nd and pay £75000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 5th
GROUP ONE
City of Troy winning the 2024 Derby
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The Coral-Eclipse (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
Sandown Park
Date:
Saturday 5th July 2025
Distance:
ONE MILE ABOUT TWO FURLONGS (9f abt 209yds, 1,990 metres)
PREVIOUS RESULTS The Coral-Eclipse 2021
Total prize fund:
£800,000
St Mark’s Basilica
Good to soft Good to firm
2.10.87 2.5.20
Age Range:
For three yrs old and upwards
2022 2023 2024
Vadeni
Weights:
Weights: 3-y-o colts and geldings...8st 13lb; fillies…8st 10lb 4-y-o and up colts and geldings.....9st 9lb; fillies…9st 6lb
Paddington City of Troy
Good
2.5.16
Soft (Good to Soft in places) 2.9.80
Enter by noon, May 6th and pay £3275 stake Scratch by noon on June 3rd or pay £3750 Confirm by noon on June 30th and pay £2350 Supplementary Entry by noon, June 30th and pay £50000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 3rd
GROUP ONE
City of Troy winning the 2024 Coral-Eclipse
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The Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
Newmarket
PREVIOUS RESULTS The Falmouth Stakes 2021
Date:
Friday 11th July 2025
Distance:
BUNBURY MILE (8f, 1,600 metres)
Total prize fund:
Snow Lantern
Good to firm Good to firm
1.35.93 1.36.37 1.39.52 1.37.68
£275,000
2022 2023 2024
Age Range:
Prosperous Voyage
For three yrs old and upwards fillies and mares only 3-y-o.............9st; 4-y-o and up…9st 9lb
Nashwa
Good Good
Weights:
Porta Fortuna
Enter by noon, June 17th and pay £1030 stake Confirm by noon on July 5th and pay £2405 Supplementary Entry by noon, July 5th and pay £20000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 9th
GROUP ONE
Porta Fortuna winning the 2024 Falmouth Stakes
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The My Pension Expert July Cup Stakes (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
Newmarket
Date:
Saturday 12th July 2025
Distance:
Last SIX FURLONGS of the Bunbury Mile (6f, 1,200 metres)
PREVIOUS RESULTS The July Cup Stakes 2021
Total prize fund:
£600,000
Starman
Good to firm Good to firm Good to soft
1.10.11 1.9.47
Age Range:
For three yrs old and upwards
2022 2023 2024
Alcohol Free
Weights:
3-y-o colts and geldings....9st 2lb; fillies… 8st 13lb 4-y-o and up colts and geldings.....9st 8lb; fillies…9st 5lb
Shaquille
1.11.68 1.10.90
Mill Stream
Good
Enter by noon, May 20th and pay £2580 stake Scratch by noon on June 24th or pay £3300 Confirm by noon on July 7th and pay £1620 Supplementary Entry by noon, July 7th and pay £36000 stake. Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 10th
GROUP ONE
Mill Stream winning the 2024 July Cup Stakes
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The Betfair Sprint Cup Stakes (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
Haydock Park
Date:
Saturday 6th September 2025 SIX FURLONGS (6f, 1,200 metres)
PREVIOUS RESULTS The Sprint Cup Stakes 2021
Distance:
Total prize fund:
£400,000
Emaraaty Ana
Good to firm Good to firm
1.9.10 1.8.75
Age Range:
For three yrs old and upwards
2022 2023 2024
Minzaal Regional
Weights:
3-y-o colts and geldings......9st 3lb; fillies…9st 4-y-o and up colts and geldings.....9st 5lb; fillies…9st 2lb
Good Good
1.10.60 1.10.31
Montassib
Enter by noon, July 8th and pay £2300 stake Scratch by noon on August 19th or pay £2600 Confirm by noon on September 1st and pay £1640 Supplementary Entry by noon, September 1st and pay £20000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 4th
GROUP ONE
Montassib winning the 2024 Sprint Cup Stakes
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The Unibet September Stakes (Class 1) (Group 3)
Racecourse:
Kempton Park
Date:
Saturday 6th September 2025
Distance:
ONE MILE ABOUT FOUR FURLONGS (11f abt 219yds, 2,400 metres)
PREVIOUS RESULTS The September Stakes 2021 Hamish
Total prize fund:
£90,000
Age Range:
Standard to slow Standard to slow Standard to slow Standard to slow
2.34.53 2.34.44 2.30.87 2.33.34
For three yrs old and upwards
2022 2023 2024
Weights: 3-y-o colts and geldings...8st 13lb; fillies…8st 10lb. 4-y-o and up colts and geldings.....9st 7lb; fillies…9st 4lb Penalties, after March 31st, 2024, a winner of a Group 3 race…3lb. Of a Group 2 race…5lb. Of a Group 1 race…7lb
Mostahdaf Bay Bridge
Kalpana
Enter by noon, September 1st and pay £900 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 4th
GROUP THREE
Kalpana winning the 2024 September Stakes
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The BetMGM Sun Chariot Stakes (Class 1) (Group 1)
Racecourse:
Newmarket
PREVIOUS RESULTS The Sun Chariot Stakes 2021
Date:
Saturday 4th October 2025
Distance:
ROWLEY MILE (8f, 1,600 metres)
Total prize fund:
Saffron Beach
Good
1.40.58 1.35.53 1.35.65 1.40.48
£275,000
2022 2023 2024
Age Range:
Fonteyn Inspiral Tamfana
Good to soft Good to firm Good to soft
For three yrs old and upwards fillies and mares only 3-y-o...........9st 2lb; 4-y-o and up…9st 5lb
Weights:
Enter by noon, August 5th and pay £1180 stake Scratch by noon on September 16th or pay £1360 Confirm by noon on September 29th and pay £880 Supplementary Entry by noon, September 29th and pay £20000 stake Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 2nd
GROUP ONE
Tamfana winning the 2024 Sun Chariot Stakes
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