Ouija Board heads Eclipse field

Multiple Group One winner Ouija Board heads a field of nine in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.

Ouija Board heads Eclipse field
Thu, 06 Jul, 2006 - 13:44

Multiple Group One winner Ouija Board heads a field of nine in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.

The five-year-old mare bids to become only the third of her sex to win the historic Group One contest after Pebbles (1985) and Kooyonga (1992). They were both four when successful.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: SandownPlace: Royal AscotPlace: CambridgeshirePlace: BritainPerson: Ouija BoardPerson: PebblesPerson: KooyongaPerson: Ed DunlopPerson: Olivier PeslierPerson: Christophe SoumillonPerson: David JuniorPerson: Brian MeehanPerson: Mark UsherPerson: David SullivanPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: AcePerson: Arabian PrincePerson: Michael StoutePerson: Clive BrittainPerson: Blue MondayPerson: Roger CharltonPerson: Snoqualmie BoyPerson: David ElsworthPerson: Simon ClarePerson: HattanEvent: Coral-Eclipse StakesEvent: Lord DerbyEvent: Prince Of Wales’s StakesEvent: Champion StakesEvent: 2000 GuineasOrganisation: Royal AlchemistOrganisation: Roldvale LtdOrganisation: Gold Group InternationalOrganisation: Ouija BoardOrganisation: Coral
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