Outright prices for Sunday and Monday Category One action
Hove on Sunday afternoon will host the final of the Coral Gold Collar and the semis of the George Curtis & Ballyregan Bob Memorial while Harlow on Monday have the semis of the SIS Sprint.

Coral Gold Collar
The 500m contest draws to a close on Sunday afternoon at Hove with an interesting lineup. Bikini Bullet looks for her second Cat One success of the year after taking the Coral Coronation Cup at Romford in July. She held off the 2025 Star Sports Derby winner in the semis by half a length but is now drawn outside of him rather than inside.
Between the pair is Forgottotellya who joins Bikini Bullet as an unbeaten finalist. He is not short of early pace himself, so how the inside make it around the opening turn will be key, with Romeo Tomcat looking to exploit any trouble to his left, making this final for the second year in a row.
5/6 Bikini Bullet
2/1 Droopys Plunge
11/2 Forgottotellya
8/1 Romeo Tomcat
20/1 Droopys Graph
50/1 Lincoln Impact
George Curtis & Ballyregan Bob Memorial
The belated semis of the George Curtis & Ballyregan Bob Memorial will be a huge feature of that same Hove card on Sunday with a wide-open looking state of play, especially when the delay of a week has to be factored into the preparation of each of the participants.
Teddie was fastest in the opening round but she finds herself third in the betting behind the always popular Vhagar and the new talent over six bends at his home track of Candolim Typhoon. Add to that the quality brought by the likes of Zenith Boom who takes on Teddie in the final semi, and it is set for some exciting action.
15/8 Vhagar
4/1 Candolim Typhoon
11/2 Teddie
8/1 Zenith Boom
12/1 Drombeg Flash, Radical Story, Underground Navy
18/1 Bowmers Buddy
20/1 Malcolm Bosh
28/1 Ballymac Madgie
33/1 Bombay Nutty
40/1 Frankton Ivy, Newinn Cloud
50/1 Broncos Bullet, Droopys Rhona, Romeo Arran
66/1 Minstrels Six
200/1 Givemethemoney
SIS Sprint Trophy
A new Category One sprint to the calendar kicked off at Harlow on Monday with Headford Sarah producing the pick of the winning times to see her joint fastest of the year so far. There is still competition behind her with Arc Scurry Gold Cup finalist Roanna Mamba leading the charge, bringing top level form to the table.
Add in the likes of Bretons Girl and Nightingale Cres, both of whom have shown some of their best form around the tight two bends at Romford, and the semis this coming Monday should be well worth watching.
7/2 Headford Sarah
5/1 Roanna Mamba
6/1 Bretons Girl, Nightingale Crew
8/1 Headford Fiona, Lesleys Buddy
12/1 Croydon Bucko, Newinn Souly, Yahoo Megan
14/1 Sunnyside Ted
33/1 Duffin Dermy
40/1 Blackburnybullet
100/1 Boildacabbage, Mahoonagh Hoffa, Mustang Razor, Rosstemple Vivo, Strideaway Baby, Venetian Ricky



