| 1524885 |
1 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
3 |
21.0 |
Hi Royal |
IRE |
b |
g |
Kodiac |
Majestic Roi |
Street Cry |
5 |
62.6 |
103 |
null |
Jim Crowley |
null |
K A Ryan |
Below -par when down the field in the Hunt Cup at Ascot most recent; previous second at Thirsk was more like it; others looks better-weighted all told. |
null |
103 |
8 |
7 |
4.66 |
|
|
3 |
29 |
124.79 |
340 |
| 1524885 |
2 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
12 |
-5.9 |
Tarkhan |
GER |
b |
g |
Soldier hollow |
Turfmaid |
Call Me Big |
6 |
62.6 |
103 |
null |
Saffie Osborne |
null |
J A Osborne |
Multiple winner on the Continent; down the field twice for new yard this season; best watched until showing more; no blinkers this time. |
null |
90 |
6 |
9 |
-136.0 |
|
|
13 |
-60 |
65.36 |
284 |
| 1524885 |
3 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
6 |
-5.9 |
Two Tempting |
IRE |
ch |
g |
New Bay |
Dangle |
Desert Style |
6 |
61.23 |
100 |
null |
Rob Hornby |
null |
J G Portman |
Reliable sort who has won over C&D and was back to winning ways at Chester in May; less good since and, weighted up to the hilt, looks vulnerable for now. |
null |
102 |
6 |
10 |
-194.01 |
|
|
10 |
-25 |
87.0 |
284 |
| 1524885 |
4 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
4 |
61.4 |
Galeron |
IRE |
b |
g |
Camacho |
Society Gal |
Galileo |
5 |
60.78 |
99 |
null |
C T Keane |
null |
C Hills |
Yard won this last year; down the field last two times but previous fifth in the Lincoln on seasonal debut/return to this trainer would make him a contender. |
null |
101 |
3 |
3 |
96.08 |
|
|
1 |
33 |
132.23 |
371 |
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5 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
8 |
47.9 |
Arisaig |
null |
ch |
f |
Harry Angel |
Magic Nymph |
Galileo |
4 |
59.87 |
97 |
null |
Callum Shepherd |
null |
C Johnston |
Below-par when down the field in a 23-runner handicap at Ascot most recent; better form at the same track previously, when second of six; bit more needed to be involved here. |
null |
103 |
4 |
8 |
-101.35 |
|
|
8 |
-14 |
77.65 |
322 |
| 1524885 |
6 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
9 |
-46.2 |
Greek Order |
null |
b |
g |
Kingman |
Trojan Queen |
Empire Maker |
5 |
59.87 |
97 |
null |
R L Moore |
null |
M L W Bell |
Good first run for this trainer when back from a stint in the US and fourth of 30 in the Hunt Cup at Ascot last time; may be that bit sharper now; leading player up 2lb. |
null |
103 |
6 |
1 |
125.38 |
|
|
2 |
31 |
633.33 |
427 |
| 1524885 |
7 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
10 |
-5.9 |
Mirsky |
null |
ch |
g |
Siyouni |
Latice |
Inchinor |
6 |
58.97 |
95 |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
D OMeara |
Well backed when scoring decisively at Epsom penultimate start; possibly made too much use of latest; still competitively weighted and well worth considering. |
null |
99 |
10 |
6 |
10.5 |
|
|
5 |
14 |
102.56 |
392 |
| 1524885 |
8 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
1 |
-5.9 |
Treasure Time |
null |
b |
g |
Time Test |
Penny Drops |
Invincible Spirit |
4 |
58.51 |
94 |
null |
Tom Marquand |
null |
W J Haggas |
Progressive last term, winding up with solid run at Doncaster in September when race didn't go his way; has been ready to run for a while; trainer won this with long-absent horse before. |
null |
110 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-11 |
184.82 |
461 |
| 1524885 |
9 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
13 |
-100.0 |
Tribal Chief |
FR |
b |
g |
Sioux Nation |
Araca |
Elusive Quality |
4 |
57.15 |
91 |
t |
K Shoemark |
null |
D Menuisier |
Didn't get a clear run on Newcastle AW last time; wide draw now; each-way possibilities if breaking on terms and back to best. |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
99 |
2 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
-22 |
166.67 |
465 |
| 1524885 |
10 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
2 |
-5.9 |
Classic |
null |
b |
g |
Dubawi |
Date With Destiny |
George Washington |
5 |
55.34 |
87 |
null |
S M Levey |
null |
R Hannon |
Down the field in this last year but usually runs well here, as when second after a slow start over C&D latest; bit more needed on balance to win today. |
null |
108 |
2 |
4 |
77.79 |
|
|
6 |
13 |
147.45 |
443 |
| 1524885 |
11 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
5 |
-32.8 |
Classic Encounter |
IRE |
b |
g |
Shamardal |
Zhukova |
Fastnet Rock |
4 |
55.34 |
87 |
null |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
G Boughey |
Well backed when winning at York last time, doing well after meeting some trouble (value for more); 4lb rise is fair; return to 1m shouldn't faze him and shortlisted. |
null |
104 |
6 |
2 |
103.68 |
|
|
12 |
-36 |
358.37 |
416 |
| 1524885 |
12 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
7 |
88.3 |
Principality |
IRE |
b |
g |
Calyx |
Dutch Rose |
Dutch Art |
3 |
52.62 |
90 |
null |
J Fanning |
null |
Harry Eustace |
Shaped as if a step up to 1m might help when fair third here (7f) last time; more needed from this 3yo now. |
null |
104 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
20 |
108.68 |
335 |
| 1524885 |
13 |
2 |
3YO plus |
14:25 |
Sandown |
05 Jul 2025 |
Coral Challenge |
£63,700 |
1m |
Sprint: good-good to firm in places; round: good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
With very few of these noted for making the running, this looks a tricky race to fathom. However, TREASURE TIME is versatile on that score and could be one that can adapts best as events unfold. William Haggas is a past master at getting one ready for their seasonal debut and having missed the cut for a couple of handicaps at Royal Ascot, it is notable the Newmarket handler pitches the four-year-old at a race he has won twice in recent times. The in-form Classic Encounter is another with solid credentials on the back of two wins and two place efforts from his last four starts. Mirsky and Classic are also shortlisted. |
Not as competitive as might have been expected for the money on offer. The one to appeal most is TREASURE TIME, who has every chance on last season's progressive late summer form and could be the type to do better again as a 4yo. Though off for 10 months, he has been ready to run for a while. Moreover, his trainer won this race with Mojito in 2019 when that horse was returning from 19 months off. Greek Order ran very well in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and is the main danger, ahead of Mirsky, who makes some each-way appeal at bigger prices. Classic Encounter and Galeron complete the shortlist. |
Treasure Time |
Classic Encounter |
Treasure Time |
Greek Order |
Mirsky |
73 |
11 |
-46.2 |
Tribal Rhythm |
null |
ch |
g |
Ulysses |
Russian Punch |
Archipenko |
4 |
51.71 |
79 |
null |
Hollie Doyle |
null |
D J Coakley |
Breakthrough win at Epsom in April but down the field at same track since; others have better form claims. |
null |
102 |
3 |
5 |
74.25 |
|
|
11 |
-27 |
83.66 |
368 |