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
1529875	1	1	3YO plus	16:10	Ascot	26 Jul 2025	King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes	£850,650	1m 3f 211y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Strong	Calandagan had to wait a while for his first Group 1 success, but, when finally arriving, it could hardly have come any easier in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. Francis-Henri Graffard's gelding merits plenty of respect as the trainer looks to win this prestigious race two years on the bounce, but it is his Epsom conqueror, JAN BRUEGHEL, that gets the nod. The son of Galileo outbattled the former in the Coronation Cup and should the pair become embroiled once again, it is difficult to envisage that form being reversed. Kalpana finished an excellent second in the Pretty Polly last time out and is likely to benefit from a return to further based on her Fillies & Mares success on Champions Day.	A smaller field than usual and no 3yos either but still an absorbing clash, with all five Group 1 winners. JAN BRUEGHEL showed considerable tenacity to wrest victory away from the challenging Calandagan at Epsom last time and though the margin was narrow (and, as such, confidence here cannot be sky-high), the more progressive profile of Aidan O'Brien's still lightly-raced second-season 4yo swings the vote decisively in his favour. First-time cheekpieces may well help put a greater edge on him too. Calandagan has since won well in a Group 1 in France and, with little to find on the bare form and with a proven liking for this track, is next best ahead of the thoroughly admirable Rebel's Romance, who doesn't have very much to find and, as ever, is likely to give it his all.	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Rebel's Romance	79	4	-9.7	Calandagan	IRE	b	g	Gleneagles	Calayana	Sinndar	4	61.23	125	null	M Barzalona	null	F Graffard	Yard won this last year; won well in Gr 1 at Saint Cloud latest; every chance, just outmuscled by Jan Brueghel in Coronation Cup at Epsom before that; leading form contender.	null	133	3	2	125.63			1	7	159.28	410
1529875	2	1	3YO plus	16:10	Ascot	26 Jul 2025	King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes	£850,650	1m 3f 211y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Strong	Calandagan had to wait a while for his first Group 1 success, but, when finally arriving, it could hardly have come any easier in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. Francis-Henri Graffard's gelding merits plenty of respect as the trainer looks to win this prestigious race two years on the bounce, but it is his Epsom conqueror, JAN BRUEGHEL, that gets the nod. The son of Galileo outbattled the former in the Coronation Cup and should the pair become embroiled once again, it is difficult to envisage that form being reversed. Kalpana finished an excellent second in the Pretty Polly last time out and is likely to benefit from a return to further based on her Fillies & Mares success on Champions Day.	A smaller field than usual and no 3yos either but still an absorbing clash, with all five Group 1 winners. JAN BRUEGHEL showed considerable tenacity to wrest victory away from the challenging Calandagan at Epsom last time and though the margin was narrow (and, as such, confidence here cannot be sky-high), the more progressive profile of Aidan O'Brien's still lightly-raced second-season 4yo swings the vote decisively in his favour. First-time cheekpieces may well help put a greater edge on him too. Calandagan has since won well in a Group 1 in France and, with little to find on the bare form and with a proven liking for this track, is next best ahead of the thoroughly admirable Rebel's Romance, who doesn't have very much to find and, as ever, is likely to give it his all.	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Rebel's Romance	79	3	20.4	Continuous	JPN	b	c	Heart's Cry	Fluff	Galileo	5	61.23	110	b	W M Lordan	null	A P OBrien	St Leger winner in 2023; has been used as a pacemaker more recently, including when well beaten behind two of today's principals at Epsom last month; similar scenario likely here.	Wearing blinkers	117	10	5	-549.26			5	-25	17.88	246
1529875	3	1	3YO plus	16:10	Ascot	26 Jul 2025	King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes	£850,650	1m 3f 211y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Strong	Calandagan had to wait a while for his first Group 1 success, but, when finally arriving, it could hardly have come any easier in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. Francis-Henri Graffard's gelding merits plenty of respect as the trainer looks to win this prestigious race two years on the bounce, but it is his Epsom conqueror, JAN BRUEGHEL, that gets the nod. The son of Galileo outbattled the former in the Coronation Cup and should the pair become embroiled once again, it is difficult to envisage that form being reversed. Kalpana finished an excellent second in the Pretty Polly last time out and is likely to benefit from a return to further based on her Fillies & Mares success on Champions Day.	A smaller field than usual and no 3yos either but still an absorbing clash, with all five Group 1 winners. JAN BRUEGHEL showed considerable tenacity to wrest victory away from the challenging Calandagan at Epsom last time and though the margin was narrow (and, as such, confidence here cannot be sky-high), the more progressive profile of Aidan O'Brien's still lightly-raced second-season 4yo swings the vote decisively in his favour. First-time cheekpieces may well help put a greater edge on him too. Calandagan has since won well in a Group 1 in France and, with little to find on the bare form and with a proven liking for this track, is next best ahead of the thoroughly admirable Rebel's Romance, who doesn't have very much to find and, as ever, is likely to give it his all.	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Rebel's Romance	79	2	-9.7	Jan Brueghel	IRE	b	c	Galileo	Devoted To You	Danehill Dancer	4	61.23	126	p1	R L Moore	null	A P OBrien	2024 St Leger winner; improved again and seemed to win on merit in Coronation Cup at Epsom (from Calandagan) last time; cheekpieces first time may well help; the one to beat.	Wearing cheek pieces for the first time	135	6	3	122.65			2	-7	162.5	487
1529875	4	1	3YO plus	16:10	Ascot	26 Jul 2025	King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes	£850,650	1m 3f 211y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Strong	Calandagan had to wait a while for his first Group 1 success, but, when finally arriving, it could hardly have come any easier in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. Francis-Henri Graffard's gelding merits plenty of respect as the trainer looks to win this prestigious race two years on the bounce, but it is his Epsom conqueror, JAN BRUEGHEL, that gets the nod. The son of Galileo outbattled the former in the Coronation Cup and should the pair become embroiled once again, it is difficult to envisage that form being reversed. Kalpana finished an excellent second in the Pretty Polly last time out and is likely to benefit from a return to further based on her Fillies & Mares success on Champions Day.	A smaller field than usual and no 3yos either but still an absorbing clash, with all five Group 1 winners. JAN BRUEGHEL showed considerable tenacity to wrest victory away from the challenging Calandagan at Epsom last time and though the margin was narrow (and, as such, confidence here cannot be sky-high), the more progressive profile of Aidan O'Brien's still lightly-raced second-season 4yo swings the vote decisively in his favour. First-time cheekpieces may well help put a greater edge on him too. Calandagan has since won well in a Group 1 in France and, with little to find on the bare form and with a proven liking for this track, is next best ahead of the thoroughly admirable Rebel's Romance, who doesn't have very much to find and, as ever, is likely to give it his all.	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Rebel's Romance	79	1	10.4	Rebel's Romance	IRE	b	g	Dubawi	Minidress	Street Cry	7	61.23	123	null	W Buick	null	C Appleby	Winner of seven Gr 1s, though none in Britain; made too much use of in this in 2024 (third); won Gr 2 over C&D well last time; admirable 7yo's form is slightly below the top two here.	null	124	8	4	26.53			3	-11	146.97	386
1529875	5	1	3YO plus	16:10	Ascot	26 Jul 2025	King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes	£850,650	1m 3f 211y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Strong	Calandagan had to wait a while for his first Group 1 success, but, when finally arriving, it could hardly have come any easier in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. Francis-Henri Graffard's gelding merits plenty of respect as the trainer looks to win this prestigious race two years on the bounce, but it is his Epsom conqueror, JAN BRUEGHEL, that gets the nod. The son of Galileo outbattled the former in the Coronation Cup and should the pair become embroiled once again, it is difficult to envisage that form being reversed. Kalpana finished an excellent second in the Pretty Polly last time out and is likely to benefit from a return to further based on her Fillies & Mares success on Champions Day.	A smaller field than usual and no 3yos either but still an absorbing clash, with all five Group 1 winners. JAN BRUEGHEL showed considerable tenacity to wrest victory away from the challenging Calandagan at Epsom last time and though the margin was narrow (and, as such, confidence here cannot be sky-high), the more progressive profile of Aidan O'Brien's still lightly-raced second-season 4yo swings the vote decisively in his favour. First-time cheekpieces may well help put a greater edge on him too. Calandagan has since won well in a Group 1 in France and, with little to find on the bare form and with a proven liking for this track, is next best ahead of the thoroughly admirable Rebel's Romance, who doesn't have very much to find and, as ever, is likely to give it his all.	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Jan Brueghel	Calandagan	Rebel's Romance	79	5	-37.2	Kalpana	null	b	f	Study Of Man	Zero Gravity	Dansili	4	59.87	117	null	Oisin Murphy	null	A M Balding	Unraced as 2yo before progressing well last year, winding up with Gr 1 C&D win against her own sex; two creditable runs in 10f Gr 1s this season; needs bit more back against males now.	null	128	8	1	195.29			4	-11	150.0	483