
Coral Eclipse Odds & Tips
The Coral-Eclipse is a Group 1 race run at Sandown Park in July and is open to horses aged three years or older. Read More
One of the most prestigious races on the Flat racing calendar, the Coral-Eclipse is run over one mile, one furlong and 209 yards and attracts a multitude of top notch middle distance horses.
A fair few of the contenders may have competed at Royal Ascot earlier in the season, but the Coral-Eclipse can see some of the premier three-year-olds locking horns with the older generation. You can check out the latest Coral-Eclipse odds here a little closer to the time.
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Sandown 15:35
Coral-Eclipse (Group 1)
- 3yo+, 41 Runners
- Flat , 1m 1f 209y
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• Number alongside the horse name is the days since the horse last ran.
• Numbers/letters under the jockey silk is the horse form with the most recent figure on the right. Numbers = finishing position (0 = finished outside the top 10), P = pulled up, F = fell, U = Unseated, B = brought down, R = refused, C = carried out, D = disqualified, HR = hit rails, L = left at start, O = ran out, S = slipped up, V = void race. A dash between figures indicates a year between the runs and a slash indicates a new season.
• % alongside jockey/trainer names = strike rate in last 30 days.
• Key to pointers: C = Course winner, D = Distance winner, CD = Course & Distance winner, BF = Beaten Favourite last time out, WS = Has had wind surgery since last run, LT = Longest Travellers, b = Wearing blinkers, b1 = Wearing blinkers for the first time, h = Wearing a hood, h1 = Wearing a hood for the first time, t = Wearing a tongue strap, t1 = Wearing a tongue strap for the first time, v = Wearing a visor, v1 = Wearing a visor for the first time, p = Wearing cheek pieces. OR = Official Rating. RPR = Racing Post Rating. Topspeed is a figure calculated using race times and the going to show how fast the horse can run.
About the Coral-Eclipse
The Coral-Eclipse is a Group 1 race run at Sandown Park in July and is open to horses aged three years older. With the Classic generation now able to take on the older, more experienced horses, it is one of the most hotly-anticipated races on the calendar as potential Classic winners take on their elders in what is a race that sees the cream rise to the top. A first rate middle distance event, the Coral-Eclipse not only attracts horses that have competed in the premier three-year-old races, but some older horses that may have run in the likes of the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
First run in 1886, the Coral-Eclipse has been won by some of the biggest names in the history of Flat racing with Dancing Brave (1986), Nashwan (1989), Sea The Stars (2010) and Enable (2019) just a quartet of winners. Two people that have fine records in the race are Lester Piggott, who rode seven winners of the race during his career, while Sir Michael Stoute has won a host of Coral-Eclipses during his time as a trainer.
Aidan O'Brien's Paddington was a top notch winner of the Coral-Eclipse as the hot favourite got the better of Emily Upjohn in a thriller.
Coral-Eclipse Tips
This year's renewal looks a bit of a penalty kick for rampant Derby winner CITY OF TROY, and his SP could be one of the shortest in the race's long illustrious history. He is no punting proposition at those odds, for all that he should win, and so in the without markets or if playing forecasts we recommend siding with GHOSTWRITER to bounce back to form and give the favourite most to think ahout.
How To Bet On the Coral-Eclipse Stakes
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Previous Winners Of The Coral-Eclipse Stakes
Year | Winner | Winning Jockey | Winning Trainer | Starting Price | AGE |
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2023 | Paddington | Ryan Moore | Aidan O'Brien | 8/11 Fav | 3 |
2022 | Vadeni | Christophe Soumillon | Jean-Claude Rouget | 11/4 | 3 |
2021 | St Mark's Basilica | Ryan Moore | Aidan O'Brien | Evs Fav | 3 |
2020 | Ghaiyyath | William Buick | Charlie Appleby | 9/4 | 5 |
2019 | Enable | Frankie Dettori | John Gosden | 9/4 | 5 |
2018 | Roaring Lion | Oisin Murphy | John Gosden | 7/4 Fav | 3 |
2017 | Ulysses | Jim Crowley | Sir Michael Stoute | 8/1 | 4 |
2016 | Hawkbill | William Buick | Charlie Appleby | 6/1 | 3 |
2015 | Golden Horn | Franke Dettori | John Gosden | 4/9 Fav | 3 |
2014 | Mukhadram | Paul Hanagan | William Haggas | 14/1 | 5 |
2013 | Al Kazeem | James Doyle | Roger Charlton | 15/8 Fav | 5 |
Frequently Asked Questions About The Coral-Eclipse Stakes
When is the Coral-Eclipse Stakes?
The race takes place on Saturday 6th July, 2024.
Where can I watch the Coral-Eclipse Stakes?
Watch the race live on ITV1 and Racing TV which also offer options to stream the race via their streaming services.
Alternatively, most bookmakers offer a free live horse racing stream allowing you to watch the race after you've placed a bet.
Who is the most successful jockey in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes?
The most successful jockey is Lester Piggott, who won the race seven times during his illustrious career.
Who is the most successful trainer in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes?
Aidan O'Brien is the most successful trainer in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes as he has won the race a whopping seven times.