Key info and expert advice for a cracking card at the Curragh
Summer Sundays tend to have an international flavour and this one is no different with quality action in Ireland and France.
The second day of the Curragh's Irish Oaks meeting is headlined by a pair of Group 2s – the Friarstown Stud Sapphire Stakes (3.10) and Kilboy Estate Stakes (3.45).
The Sapphire is dominated by British sprinters with Soldier's Call and Equilateral leading the way and it is a similar story in the Group 2 Darley Prix Robert Papin (2.50) at Deauville as Norfolk Stakes winner A'Ali heads a four-strong raiding party.
Redcar completes the Flat action with a trio of jumps meetings at Newton Abbot, Stratford and Tipperary.
Going report
Tipperary (first race at: 1.40)
Good
Curragh (2.00)
Good, good to firm in places (round), good (straight)
Newton Abbot (2.05)
Good, good to firm in places
Redcar (2.20)
Good to firm, good in places
Stratford (2.25)
Good
What to back
Tom Segal runs the rule over today's cards and flags up his best value bets for members. Our experts deliver their verdicts in free-to-view Top Tips.
What to read
Get the lowdown on the big-race action at the Curragh and Deauville with our in-depth previews, featuring trainer quotes on the key contenders.
What to watch
The countdown to Glorious Goodwood is in full swing and you can get a steer on Mark Johnston's team for the meeting in our stable tour video.
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Final thought
British trainers have won the last five runnings of the Prix Robert Papin and the Simon Crisford-trained A'Ali heads a strong raiding party. With Frankie Dettori successful on two of those – Signora Cabello last year and Gutaifan in 2015 – he certainly has the right man on board.
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Published on 21 July 2019inPreviews
Last updated 08:06, 21 July 2019
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