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1 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 4 28.0 Ain't Nobody IRE b c Sands Of Mali Burmese Waltz Showcasing 3 58.06 103 null T Eaves null K A Ryan Yard won this last year; didn't get a clear run when 1 1/4l third in Commonwealth Cup Trial Stakes (Group 3) behind Big Mojo at Ascot on return; bit to find but suits quick ground and not out of it null 6 3 1.56 10 11 10 86.36 325
2 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 1 -2.9 Arizona Blaze null b c Sergei Prokofiev Liberisque Equiano 3 58.06 110 null D Egan null A Murray Won Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly comfortably over an extended 5f last time out; versatile trip-wise and going-wise; holds strong claims on return to 6f null 8 null null 5 5.5 10 172.73 447
3 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 7 14.7 Big Mojo IRE b c Mohaather Jm Jackson No Nay Never 3 58.06 108 null Jason Hart null M Appleby Raced freely when winning Commonwealth Cup Trial Stakes (Group 3) at Ascot by 1/2l last time on first run after a wind op; admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter; contender null 7 1 65.91 4.33 5 15.38 306.37 439
4 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 5 14.7 Candy null b c Ardad Danzena Denounce 3 58.06 99 null George Wood null R Spencer Possibly needed the race beaten 4 1/4l behind Big Mojo in Commonwealth Cup Trial Stakes at Ascot last time; in good form prior; trainer in form but a bit to find with that rival on peak form null 10 4 -57.32 41 41 0 0.0 304
5 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 10 -32.8 Dash Dizzy IRE b c Wootton Bassett Dream The Blues Oasis Dream 3 58.06 102 null S De Sousa null C Johnston Raced too freely beaten 5l in Commonwealth Cup Trial Stakes behind Big Mojo at Ascot on seasonal return; lightly raced and still unexposed; could outrun his price null 10 5 -74.0 21 19 -9.52 44.61 300
6 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 2 -55.9 Kullazain null b c Hello Youmzain Dream Dreamer Dream Ahead 3 58.06 96 null D Tudhope null J Tate 4l third in Cornwallis Stakes (Group 3) over 5f at Newmarket when last seen; steadily progressive and lightly raced but needs more up in trip against the principals on seasonal return null 6 null null 23 34 47.83 136.45 316
7 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 6 32.4 Powerful Glory IRE b c Cotai Glory Wouldntitbelovely Kodiac 3 58.06 106 null O J Orr null R A Fahey Improved again when winning Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) at Newbury by a neck on just second start when last seen; unbeaten and a potential improver on seasonal return null 4 2 30.79 7 8 14.29 171.43 393
8 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 3 -2.9 Symbol Of Honour null gr g Havana Grey Arcamist Arcano 3 58.06 108 null W Buick null C Appleby Travelled well when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last time out; acts on the ground; major player null 6 null null 3.75 3.75 0 0.0 400
9 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 8 -16.2 Arabian Dusk null b f Havana Grey Lady Macduff Iffraaj 3 56.7 105 null Harry Davies null S E Crisford Well backed when beaten 2 1/4l in Chelmer Fillies' Stakes (Listed) at Chelmsford last time; a Group 2 winner against her own sex as a juvenile, may find this tougher back in mixed company null 9 null null 19 21 10.53 46.12 297
10 1 3YO only 15:00 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes £70,888 6f Good to firm-good in places null Strong BIG MOJO (fourth) and Arizona Blaze (second) squared off in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint back in November. Both were on target in Group 3 contests last time, at Ascot and Chantilly respectively, but the former can come out on top this time round. Mill Reef winner Powerful Glory merits the utmost respect as he bids to defend his unbeaten record now returning from a 245-day absence. Ain't Nobody and Symbol Of Honour are just two others to consider in what looks to be a fiercely competitive renewal. A fascinating renewal of the Betfred Sandy Lane Stakes can go to ARIZONA BLAZE. The selection was impressive when comfortably winning the Prix Sigy (Group 3) at Chantilly over an extended 5f last time out on good to soft, but is versatile trip-wise and going-wise, as he showed when a close-up second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1) over 5f on firm ground at Del Mar last season, and holds strong claims on this return to 6f. Symbol Of Honour travelled strongly when winning the Carnarvon Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newbury by 2l last week. The gelding acts on the ground, is progressive and rates as a major player from this powerful yard. Big Mojo is an admirably consistent Group-winning sprinter who landed a second Group 3 win on his seasonal return following a wind op. Both wins have come on good to firm and the colt showed his penchant for quick ground when a close-up fourth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (Grade 1), Arizona Blaze in second, last season. Powerful Glory, the unbeaten winner of the Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) on just his second start, goes well fresh and this colt is respected on just his third start. Big Mojo Arizona Blaze Arizona Blaze Symbol Of Honour Big Mojo 71 9 5.9 First Instinct null br f Bated Breath Proportional Beat Hollow 3 56.7 99 null Cieren Fallon null W J Haggas Well backed when winning the Polonia Stakes (Listed) at Cork by a head last time out; C&D winner for top course trainer returning to 6f, but a bit to find back in mixed company null 8 null null 13 11 -15.38 135.66 356