2026 Coral-Eclipse Stakes Odds - O'Brien to run both Constitution River and Hawk Mountain

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Wed 01 Jul 2026 16:13

Jon Vine 01 Jul 2026

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Latest odds and betting for the 2026 Coral-Eclipse Stakes
This Group One takes place at Sandown on Saturday 4th July
Constitution River is the 11/8 favourite, and will be joined in the field by Gethin and Hawk Mountain

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Ryan Moore riding Constitution River (R, range/blue) win The Boodles Raindance Dee Stakes. (Getty)

One of the most highly anticipated British Group Ones takes place at Sandown at the start of July, as a quality field contests the Coral-Eclipse Stakes. This 10-furlong contest provides the top middle-distance three-year-olds with their first opportunity to take on their elders in Group One company, and this year's renewal promises to be a cracker.

Here's the latest Eclipse Stakes betting and a look through the most likely runners.

2026 Coral-Eclipse Stakes Odds

Name	Odds
Constitution River	11/8
Gethin	7/2
Hawk Mountain	5/1
Saddadd	7/1
A Boy Named Susie	7/1
Bar	33/1

2026 Coral-Eclipse Stakes Entries

Having initially suggested that he'll only be running one out of the two, Aidan O'Brien has confirmed both Constitution River and Hawk Mountain in the field for Saturday's Coral-Eclipse.

Ryan Moore will keep the faith with Constitution River, who he rode to victory in both the Dee Stakes and the Prix du Jockey Club. Hawk Mountain finished second to his stablemate in that French Classic, but boasts Group One form of his own, having won the Futurity Trophy at Doncaster as a juvenile.

Owen Burrows will be represented by Gethin, who finished a close second to future Royal Ascot winner Ombudsman in the Brigadier Gerard Stakes. Saddadd ran out an impressive winner of the Gordon Richards Stakes here in April, and comes into the Eclipse on the back of an excellent third in the Tattersalls Gold Cup. Donnacha O'Brien has stated that Prix du Jockey Club fourth, A Boy Named Susie is being trained for a tilt at this lucrative Group One.

There's then a yawning chasm in the betting until we reach another Aidan O'Brien runner, Causeway, who is unlikely to take up his entry. Galen looks likely to represent Joseph O'Brien. The field is then completed by the two pace-makers, with Flushing Meadows running for Ballydoyle, and King's Gambit representing Wathnan Racing.