Today's Sandown Tips, Racecards And Results
Sandown — Race Results Summary (16/09/2026)
Key moments and winners
Sandown produced a productive card on good (good to soft in places; Round 6.5; Sprint 6.0) ground on 16 September 2026. Good Earth took the Trainor Stone & Tile Marble Handicap by making all under Sean Levey, while El Morjan (22/1) surprised in the Novice Stakes for John & Thady Gosden and James Doyle. Chymbulak rallied late to win the EBF Maiden for Roger Varian, and Cerro Blanco justified favouritism in the Listed Fortune Stakes for Charlie Appleby and William Buick. Withtearsinmyeyes denied rivals in the Inkerman Fillies’ Handicap, Asset fought on to win the Trainor Stone & Tile Handicap and Albertini Star finished the day strongly in the Mosaic Fillies’ Handicap. The day also saw several non-runners and withdrawals, notably Level Up (travel problems), Forever Glamorous (self certificate – knocked joint), Thursday Girl and Silken Bay (unsuitable ground) and Wild Violet and Saxophonist (self certificates).
Latest winners
| Race (time / title) | Going | Winner | Odds | Trainer | Jockey | Winning margin | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13:45 — Trainor Stone & Tile Marble Handicap | GOOD (Good to soft in places; Round 6.5; Sprint 6.0) | Good Earth | 3/1 | Michael Herrington | Sean Levey | 1¼ | Made all, ridden over 1f out, kept on well inside final furlong |
| 14:20 — Trainor Stone & Tile Novice Stakes (GBB Race) | GOOD (Good to soft in places; Round 6.5; Sprint 6.0) | El Morjan | 22/1 | John & Thady Gosden | James Doyle | 4¼ | Made all, ridden when clear inside final furlong, ran on well |
| 14:55 — Trainor Stone & Tile EBF Maiden Stakes (GBB/GBBPlus Race) | GOOD (Good to soft in places; Round 6.5; Sprint 6.0) | Chymbulak | 7/2 | Roger Varian | Ray Dawson | ¾ | Led early, headed 2f out, rallied to lead again inside final furlong |
| 15:30 — Trainor Stone & Tile Fortune Stakes (Listed Race) | GOOD (Good to soft in places; Round 6.5; Sprint 6.0) | Cerro Blanco | 11/8 | Charlie Appleby | William Buick | 1¾ | Headway under 2f out, ridden to lead inside final furlong, hung right but kept on |
| 16:05 — Inkerman Fillies’ Handicap | GOOD (Good to soft in places; Round 6.5; Sprint 6.0) | Withtearsinmyeyes | 13/2 | Jack Channon | George Bass | neck | Prominent, on near side when ridden under 2f out, led final strides |
| 16:40 — Trainor Stone & Tile Handicap | GOOD (Good to soft in places; Round 6.5; Sprint 6.0) | Asset | 4/1 | Sir Mark Prescott Bt | James Doyle | 1¾ | Raced prominently then shaken up to lead over 1f out, kept on |
| 17:10 — Trainor Stone & Tile Mosaic Fillies’ Handicap | GOOD (Good to soft in places; Round 6.5; Sprint 6.0) | Albertini Star | 9/2 | Alan King | Oisin Murphy | 3 | Steady headway from 2f out, edged left and led inside final furlong |
Sandown Tips and Today’s Races
If you’re looking for our Sandown tips, make sure to check out our free through-the-card tips, as well as our top tips, which include our NAP of the day.
You can also view the racecards, to see which runners are lining up in each race that day. Our racecards show all the key information for every horse running, including which stall they are drawn in, their form, who their trainer is and what jockey is riding etc.
Sandown Race Results
You can also search through previous results from recent meetings at Sandown racecourse. Looking at previous results can prove informative – you might find a certain trainer has had an excellent recent record when sending their runners to Sandown this year!
Racecourse Guide
One of the principal dual-purpose tracks in Britain, virtually all of Sandown’s twenty-six meetings feature top-class racing. On the Flat, there are a number of pattern races highlighted by the Group 1 Coral-Eclipse in July. The three evening meetings are also not to be missed. Over fences, the steeplechase course offers one of the most exciting spectacles in racing, particularly the Railway Fences, three obstacles taken in quick succession down the back straight, most notably during the 1m7 1/2f Grade 1 Tingle Creek Chase. The bet365 Gold Cup brings the National Hunt season to an official close during a meeting which also features pattern races on the Flat.
Sandown is a right-handed, oval-shaped course that is 13 furlongs in length, with a half-mile straight. There’s a gradual climb on the home turn so the course is seen to place an emphasis on stamina. The five-furlong track runs across the main circuit and has a steady rise to the finish.
Dining, Hospitality & Facilities
For a finer, premium experience there are plenty of hospitality options available. There are three restaurants – Equus Restaurant, Gold Cup Suite and The Gallery.
If you’re part of a bigger group or are looking to host friends and family then there is also the option of a private box to hire. There are four different options to choose (Classic, Premier, VIP, Platinum), with prices ranging from £129 per person up for the Classic, up to £349 per person for the Platinum Experience.
If you have a minimum of 24 guests, you also have the option of the 1750 suite, which is Sandown’s most exclusive suite. It comes with it’s own private balcony, a butler and menus tailored just for you.
Tickets
There are three main enclosures you can get tickets for at Sandown, which are:
- Grandstand Enclosure – relaxed atmosphere, with access to the Parade Ring, bookmakers and catering and bar facilities.
- Premier Enclosure – Offers full access to the Grandstand, as well as access to exclusive bookmakers, catering facilities and bars (including the Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar). Also have access to Sandown View on the first floor, which is exclusive to Premier enclosure guests only. The enclosure is based level with the Winning Post, so you have excellent views to watch the racing unfold.
- 1875 Lounge (Premium option) – Their newest option, which offers premium views of the racing in a light and spacious area, with plenty of extra benefits. They include a welcome drink on arrival, a guaranteed seat in the grandstand, casual lounge seating, plus a private bar, betting and catering facilities.
The Effect of the Draw
On the 5f course, high numbers are always best in fields of twelve or more runners, particularly on soft ground. In smaller fields, low numbers are best when the runners all stay up the stand rail. Pay close attention to where the stalls are positioned here. High numbers are definitely best over 7f16yds in fields of twelve or more runners, apart from on soft when the fields tend to come stand side in round-course races.
Concentrate on: 5f: (stalls stand side) the bottom three stalls on soft ground when 11 or fewer runners, (stalls far side) the top three stalls on soft ground when 11 or fewer runners, the top four stalls when 12+ runners (particularly on soft ground), 7f16yds: only runners drawn in double figures when 15+ runners (apart from on soft).
Contact and Location
Sandown Park Racecourse Portsmouth Rd, Esher, Surrey KT10 9AJ. United Kingdom.
Official Website: http://www.sandown.co.uk/
Local Knowledge
Taxis
- Claremont Cars (2.1 miles away)
Tel: +44 20 8979 8866
Places to Stay
- Marney’s Village Inn (0.8 miles away)
Alma Road, Esher, Esher KT10 8JN, UK
Tel: +44 20 8398 4444
Places to Eat
- The Mute Swan (2.1 miles away)
3 Palace Gate, East Molesey, East Molesey KT8 9BN, UK
Tel: +44 20 8941 5959