THE stage is set for the highly-anticipated clash between Frankel and Canford Cliffs after both names featured among four declarations for tomorrow’s Qipco Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood.

JOINT British champion jockey Seb Sanders underwent surgery yesterday to have a bone in his left leg pinned that was broken in his fall at Chester over the weekend.

Britain’s newest racecourse Great Leighs moved into overdrive this week with a valuable three-day meeting and the opening afternoon saw an impressive victory for the Paul d’Arcy-trained Fazbee.

Among his many talents, Mick Quinn certainly knows how to train a racehorse and his dash to Sandown from the studios of radio station Talksport paid dividends when Angus Newz ground out a second Listed-race success in the paddypowerpoker.com Scurry Stakes.

Pastoral Pursuits lit up Newmarket on the final afternoon of the July meeting today to give Hughie Morrison and John Egan the thrill of a lifetime in the Darley July Cup.

Trainer Alan Jarvis felt vindicated today after 16-1 chance Winners Delight scored at Lingfield Park following a troubled season for the gelding.

Richard Hannon’s Rockets ’n Rollers and last year’s Irish 2000 Guineas winner Indian Haven line up in the Group Three Prix du Palais-Royal at Longchamp tomorrow.

Candy has his team in good heart, and he went on: “We had a patch before York when they all got sick, but they have come back well now.”

Aidan O’Brien is responsible for five of the six Irish entries for the Japan Cup in Tokyo next month.

Paul D’Arcy has given Indian Haven the go-ahead to run in Saturday’s Emirates Airline Champion Stakes at Newmarket.

Irish 2000 Guineas hero Indian Haven pleased trainer Paul d’Arcy in a piece of work yesterday ahead of the Emirates Airline Champion Stakes on Saturday week.

HAWK WING heads a field 11 declared for the Group One Queen Anne Stakes on the opening day of Royal Ascot tomorrow.

Ask Paul d’Arcy to name any of his winners as a jockey and he would be hard pushed to remember them.

AIDAN O’BRIEN may bypass next Sunday’s Prix du Jockey-Club and let all his Vodafone Derby entries take their chance at Epsom.

Indian Haven justified the faith shown in him by trainer Paul d’Arcy as he landed the Entenmann’s Irish 2000 Guineas at the Curragh.

Indian Haven gave Newmarket trainer Paul d’Arcy a first Classic success with victory in the Entenmann’s Irish 2000 Guineas at the Curragh today.

JOHNNY MURTAGH has been snapped up to ride Saturn in the Entenmann’s Irish 2000 Guineas tomorrow as he bids to win the Curragh Classic for a second time.

Johnny Murtagh has been snapped up to ride Saturn in the Entenmann’s Irish 2000 Guineas on Saturday as he bids to win the Curragh Classic for a second time.

CASHMANS’ Bookmakers have installed Tout Seul, fourth behind Refuse To Bend at Newmarket, as joint favourite at 4-1, with the Aidan O’Brien stable, for Saturday’s Entenmann’s Irish 2000 Guineas at the Curragh.

Trainer Paul d’Arcy is contemplating a crack at the Irish 2000 Guineas with Indian Haven after his luckless run at Newmarket.

Paul d’Arcy is on the lookout for soft ground for his useful juvenile Indian Haven after an eye-catching run in the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster last week.

Jockey Frankie Dettori and trainer Ed Dunlop will go before the Jockey Club’s Disciplinary Committee next month to explain the running and riding of the unplaced Lobos at Newmarket.

Pat Eddery faces the Jockey Club disciplinary committee this afternoon over the performance of Fantastic Champion at Newmarket in May.