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Sandown Park Unveils Packed Seven-Race Flat Racing Programme

Sandown Race Cards 28 May feature a quality Thursday fixture at Sandown Park
By | 28 May 2026 | Mumbai

Sandown Race Cards 28 May feature a high-quality seven-race programme set to unfold at the distinguished and immaculately maintained Sandown Park on Thursday, 28 May, with a substantial total prize fund underpinning an accomplished evening of Flat racing.The refined fixture will combine prestigious Group contests, valuable Listed races and competitive handicaps across a varied schedule beginning at 5:10 PM and concluding at 8:20 PM. The card will bring together established older performers, progressive three-year-olds and promising juveniles in one of the more accomplished midweek programmes of the flat racing calendar.

Sandown Race Cards 28 May

The evening’s proceedings will commence with the Handicap Stakes (Class 4) at 5:10 PM over 5f 10y for three-year-olds. The £11,500 opening sprint will feature Kolkata Knight, Our Cody, Killavia, Major Neigh Sayer, Gouken, The Lost Sock and Akirra in a competitive early examination for progressive sprinters. Several lightly raced contenders will attempt to establish themselves in the younger sprinting division on the Sandown straight course.

Attention will then shift towards the younger generation in the National Stakes (Class 1), a Listed contest scheduled for 5:42 PM over 5f 10y. Carrying prize money of £45,000, the juvenile feature will assemble A Bear Affair, Adaay of Scarlett, Bill The Bull, Dandyman Dan, Mr Macartney, Napa and Where Love Lives in a promising two-year-old field. The early-season contest will provide an informative assessment of several developing juveniles likely to progress through the summer campaign.

Sandown Race Cards 28 May

The staying performers will assume centre stage in the Henry II Stakes (Class 1), a prestigious Group 3 contest due to commence at 6:12 PM over 2m 50y for horses aged four years and older. The valuable £95,000 feature will include Sweet William, Beylerbeyi, Dubai Future, Duke of Oxford, Epic Poet, Paradias and Furthur in one of the evening’s principal races. The recognised staying contest has traditionally served as an important examination for leading long-distance performers and will once again attract considerable attention.

An important examination for progressive milers will follow in the Heron Stakes (Class 1) at 6:42 PM over one mile for three-year-olds. The £60,000 Listed contest will feature Time To Turn, Andab, Golden Knight, Maximized, Nation’s Hope, and Talk of New York among an accomplished group of developing runners. The race will likely offer valuable indications for the remainder of the three-year-old season.

Established older horses will dominate attention in the Brigadier Gerard Stakes (Class 1), a recognised Group 3 contest scheduled for 7:12 PM over 1m 1f 209y. The £95,000 middle-distance feature will bring together Ombudsman, Almeric, Arabian Light, Bedouin Prince, Gethin and Wimbledon Hawkeye in a select but high-quality field. The contest will represent one of the principal attractions on the card, with several accomplished middle-distance performers set to compete at Pattern level.

Sandown Race Cards 28 May

The competitive handicap division will return in the Whitsun Cup Handicap Stakes (Class 3) at 7:45 PM over one mile for older horses. Prize money of £15,000 will be contested by Hickory, Raammee, Dark Tornado, Nostrum, Saytarr, Cogitate and Boyfriend in a tightly matched line-up. The evening handicap is expected to provide another competitive examination among experienced mile performers.

The concluding Handicap Stakes (Class 4) will close the evening fixture at 8:20 PM over one mile for three-year-olds. The £11,500 finale will include Law Court, Suddenly I See, Blues And Royals, The Joker, Montague Menace, Loblolly and Luzon Heights among the declared runners. The closing contest will complete a balanced evening programme featuring contests across multiple divisions and distances.

Sandown Race Cards 28 May

The Thursday programme at Sandown Park will provide a polished and accomplished evening of flat racing, blending valuable prize money contests with established Pattern performers, progressive younger horses and competitive handicap company across the seven-race card.

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