Race id	Race card number	Race class	Age class	Race time	Race course	Race date	Race name	Price money	Distance of the race	Going	Surface	Pace forecast	ATR verdict	Timeform verdict	ATR top tip	ATR watch out for	Timeform winner	Timeform second	Timeform third	Race data quality	Draw	Draw result	Horse	Country	Color of horse	Sex of horse	Name of the horses father	Name of the horses mother	Name of the horses grandfather	Age	Weight	Handicap	Head Gear	Jockey	Allowance	Trainer	Pre Race Comments	Comments	Rating	Pace Rating	Form scan position	Form scan value	First price	Last price	Rank	Change in %	ATR index	Predictor score
1505997	1	1	4YO plus	14:40	Epsom Downs	06 Jun 2025	Betfred Coronation Cup	£255,195	1m 4f 6y	Good-good to soft in places	null	Even	It is difficult to oppose CALANDAGAN, who produced numerous top-class performances last season, including a six-length romp in the King Edward VII Stakes and a highly-creditable second to City Of Troy in the Juddmonte International. There was a lot to like about his comeback second in the Dubai Sheema Classic, coming from off the pace and recording the best finishing sectionals, and a first Group 1 success looms large. Last year's St Leger hero Jan Brueghel will appreciate stepping back up in distance and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Hong Kong Vase scorer Giavellotto, who was behind Calandagan at Meydan.	The two to concentrate on look to be CALANDAGAN and Giavellotto. Both of them were disadvantaged in sitting off a less than frenetic pace at Meydan last time, particularly Giavellotto, who was dropped in in order to try and offset a wide draw but never remotely got involved. He is much better than that and is a respected clear main danger but preference is still for Calandagan, whose three Group 1 seconds (including in that Sheema Classic) set the standard here, especially as this 1m4f is more his trip than the 1m2f he was runner-up over either side of that 12f Sheema Classic. Jan Brueghel is best of the other five and can claim minor honours.	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Giavellotto	Jan Brueghel	79	1	-3.0	Ancient Wisdom	FR	b	c	Dubawi	Golden Valentine	Dalakhani	4	58.06	114	null	W Buick	null	C Appleby	Down the field in the Derby here last year but this Gr 1-winning 2yo is a smart performer at his best, as when second at Sandown (10f; stays 13f) last time; more needed here, though.	null	128	10	6	-107.29			2	20	90.66	347
1505997	2	1	4YO plus	14:40	Epsom Downs	06 Jun 2025	Betfred Coronation Cup	£255,195	1m 4f 6y	Good-good to soft in places	null	Even	It is difficult to oppose CALANDAGAN, who produced numerous top-class performances last season, including a six-length romp in the King Edward VII Stakes and a highly-creditable second to City Of Troy in the Juddmonte International. There was a lot to like about his comeback second in the Dubai Sheema Classic, coming from off the pace and recording the best finishing sectionals, and a first Group 1 success looms large. Last year's St Leger hero Jan Brueghel will appreciate stepping back up in distance and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Hong Kong Vase scorer Giavellotto, who was behind Calandagan at Meydan.	The two to concentrate on look to be CALANDAGAN and Giavellotto. Both of them were disadvantaged in sitting off a less than frenetic pace at Meydan last time, particularly Giavellotto, who was dropped in in order to try and offset a wide draw but never remotely got involved. He is much better than that and is a respected clear main danger but preference is still for Calandagan, whose three Group 1 seconds (including in that Sheema Classic) set the standard here, especially as this 1m4f is more his trip than the 1m2f he was runner-up over either side of that 12f Sheema Classic. Jan Brueghel is best of the other five and can claim minor honours.	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Giavellotto	Jan Brueghel	79	7	-21.5	Bellum Justum	IRE	b	c	Sea The Stars	Natural Beauty	Oasis Dream	4	58.06	112	p	James Doyle	null	A M Balding	Career has been one of steady progression overall, last time career-best form when winning four-runner Gr 2 in first-time cheekpieces at Newmarket; this demands more, though.	Wearing cheek pieces	133	2	3	67.76			3	12	50.17	359
1505997	3	1	4YO plus	14:40	Epsom Downs	06 Jun 2025	Betfred Coronation Cup	£255,195	1m 4f 6y	Good-good to soft in places	null	Even	It is difficult to oppose CALANDAGAN, who produced numerous top-class performances last season, including a six-length romp in the King Edward VII Stakes and a highly-creditable second to City Of Troy in the Juddmonte International. There was a lot to like about his comeback second in the Dubai Sheema Classic, coming from off the pace and recording the best finishing sectionals, and a first Group 1 success looms large. Last year's St Leger hero Jan Brueghel will appreciate stepping back up in distance and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Hong Kong Vase scorer Giavellotto, who was behind Calandagan at Meydan.	The two to concentrate on look to be CALANDAGAN and Giavellotto. Both of them were disadvantaged in sitting off a less than frenetic pace at Meydan last time, particularly Giavellotto, who was dropped in in order to try and offset a wide draw but never remotely got involved. He is much better than that and is a respected clear main danger but preference is still for Calandagan, whose three Group 1 seconds (including in that Sheema Classic) set the standard here, especially as this 1m4f is more his trip than the 1m2f he was runner-up over either side of that 12f Sheema Classic. Jan Brueghel is best of the other five and can claim minor honours.	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Giavellotto	Jan Brueghel	79	6	-22.4	Calandagan	IRE	b	g	Gleneagles	Calayana	Sinndar	4	58.06	124	null	M Barzalona	null	F Graffard	Second in three Group 1s last thrice, last time coming from bit further back than ideal at Meydan in March; form pick here over his optimum trip and has fine chance.	null	136	4	2	99.58			4	0	0.0	407
1505997	4	1	4YO plus	14:40	Epsom Downs	06 Jun 2025	Betfred Coronation Cup	£255,195	1m 4f 6y	Good-good to soft in places	null	Even	It is difficult to oppose CALANDAGAN, who produced numerous top-class performances last season, including a six-length romp in the King Edward VII Stakes and a highly-creditable second to City Of Troy in the Juddmonte International. There was a lot to like about his comeback second in the Dubai Sheema Classic, coming from off the pace and recording the best finishing sectionals, and a first Group 1 success looms large. Last year's St Leger hero Jan Brueghel will appreciate stepping back up in distance and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Hong Kong Vase scorer Giavellotto, who was behind Calandagan at Meydan.	The two to concentrate on look to be CALANDAGAN and Giavellotto. Both of them were disadvantaged in sitting off a less than frenetic pace at Meydan last time, particularly Giavellotto, who was dropped in in order to try and offset a wide draw but never remotely got involved. He is much better than that and is a respected clear main danger but preference is still for Calandagan, whose three Group 1 seconds (including in that Sheema Classic) set the standard here, especially as this 1m4f is more his trip than the 1m2f he was runner-up over either side of that 12f Sheema Classic. Jan Brueghel is best of the other five and can claim minor honours.	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Giavellotto	Jan Brueghel	79	4	-3.0	Continuous	JPN	b	c	Heart's Cry	Fluff	Galileo	5	58.06	110	b	W M Lordan	null	A P OBrien	St Leger winner in 2023 but just one Gr 3 win since and no longer looks quite up to this level; sometimes front-runs and may well do so again here; up against it on recent evidence.	Wearing blinkers	123	10	7	-126.73			7	-21	23.99	246
1505997	5	1	4YO plus	14:40	Epsom Downs	06 Jun 2025	Betfred Coronation Cup	£255,195	1m 4f 6y	Good-good to soft in places	null	Even	It is difficult to oppose CALANDAGAN, who produced numerous top-class performances last season, including a six-length romp in the King Edward VII Stakes and a highly-creditable second to City Of Troy in the Juddmonte International. There was a lot to like about his comeback second in the Dubai Sheema Classic, coming from off the pace and recording the best finishing sectionals, and a first Group 1 success looms large. Last year's St Leger hero Jan Brueghel will appreciate stepping back up in distance and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Hong Kong Vase scorer Giavellotto, who was behind Calandagan at Meydan.	The two to concentrate on look to be CALANDAGAN and Giavellotto. Both of them were disadvantaged in sitting off a less than frenetic pace at Meydan last time, particularly Giavellotto, who was dropped in in order to try and offset a wide draw but never remotely got involved. He is much better than that and is a respected clear main danger but preference is still for Calandagan, whose three Group 1 seconds (including in that Sheema Classic) set the standard here, especially as this 1m4f is more his trip than the 1m2f he was runner-up over either side of that 12f Sheema Classic. Jan Brueghel is best of the other five and can claim minor honours.	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Giavellotto	Jan Brueghel	79	5	26.1	Giavellotto	IRE	ch	h	Mastercraftsman	Gerika	Galileo	6	58.06	121	null	Oisin Murphy	null	M Botti	Behind Calandagan at Meydan last time in March when set too much to do in steadily-run race; 11 at 12f previously, including impressive Gr 1 win at Sha Tin (quickened); respected.	null	134	4	4	27.15			1	38	527.78	450
1505997	6	1	4YO plus	14:40	Epsom Downs	06 Jun 2025	Betfred Coronation Cup	£255,195	1m 4f 6y	Good-good to soft in places	null	Even	It is difficult to oppose CALANDAGAN, who produced numerous top-class performances last season, including a six-length romp in the King Edward VII Stakes and a highly-creditable second to City Of Troy in the Juddmonte International. There was a lot to like about his comeback second in the Dubai Sheema Classic, coming from off the pace and recording the best finishing sectionals, and a first Group 1 success looms large. Last year's St Leger hero Jan Brueghel will appreciate stepping back up in distance and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Hong Kong Vase scorer Giavellotto, who was behind Calandagan at Meydan.	The two to concentrate on look to be CALANDAGAN and Giavellotto. Both of them were disadvantaged in sitting off a less than frenetic pace at Meydan last time, particularly Giavellotto, who was dropped in in order to try and offset a wide draw but never remotely got involved. He is much better than that and is a respected clear main danger but preference is still for Calandagan, whose three Group 1 seconds (including in that Sheema Classic) set the standard here, especially as this 1m4f is more his trip than the 1m2f he was runner-up over either side of that 12f Sheema Classic. Jan Brueghel is best of the other five and can claim minor honours.	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Giavellotto	Jan Brueghel	79	3	26.1	Jan Brueghel	IRE	b	c	Galileo	Devoted To You	Danehill Dancer	4	58.06	117	null	R L Moore	null	A P OBrien	Four from four (10f-14f) last year, winding up with St Leger win in September; satisfactory return in April, when probably needed it; it's far from impossible but now needs a career-best.	null	130	7	1	167.53			5	0	0.0	426
1505997	7	1	4YO plus	14:40	Epsom Downs	06 Jun 2025	Betfred Coronation Cup	£255,195	1m 4f 6y	Good-good to soft in places	null	Even	It is difficult to oppose CALANDAGAN, who produced numerous top-class performances last season, including a six-length romp in the King Edward VII Stakes and a highly-creditable second to City Of Troy in the Juddmonte International. There was a lot to like about his comeback second in the Dubai Sheema Classic, coming from off the pace and recording the best finishing sectionals, and a first Group 1 success looms large. Last year's St Leger hero Jan Brueghel will appreciate stepping back up in distance and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Hong Kong Vase scorer Giavellotto, who was behind Calandagan at Meydan.	The two to concentrate on look to be CALANDAGAN and Giavellotto. Both of them were disadvantaged in sitting off a less than frenetic pace at Meydan last time, particularly Giavellotto, who was dropped in in order to try and offset a wide draw but never remotely got involved. He is much better than that and is a respected clear main danger but preference is still for Calandagan, whose three Group 1 seconds (including in that Sheema Classic) set the standard here, especially as this 1m4f is more his trip than the 1m2f he was runner-up over either side of that 12f Sheema Classic. Jan Brueghel is best of the other five and can claim minor honours.	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Giavellotto	Jan Brueghel	79	2	-22.4	You Got To Me	null	b	f	Nathaniel	Brushing	Medicean	4	56.7	112	t	D Egan	null	R M Beckett	Irish Oaks winner last year; 14f probably too far in the St Leger last time in September; changed ownership for 4,800,000gns since; has won first time out twice; career-best needed here.	Wearing a tonguestrap	127	5	5	-77.16			6	-14	77.65	278