oddschecker Betting Show

George Elek is joined by tipsters Thomas Pearson and Ryan Summerfield to preview Saturday's Coral Eclipse from Sandown.

Thomas and Ryan discuss their approach to tipping in general and how they're approaching the day's racing at Sandown. The meeting kicks off with the Coral Charge at 1.50. Raasel and Mitbaahy head the betting with the former the 11/4 favourite with James Doyle on board, a generous four places are on offer with several bookies for this one. Mitbaahy is the one who catches Ryan's eye.

The Coral Challenge at 2.25 looks fairly open although Sinjaari heads the betting at a best price of 5/2, the field is then 6/1 bar with plenty each way value on offer with 11 runners declared and four places again on offer with a couple of bookies. Ryan isn't keen on the favourite here with the think he could be far too short in the betting haven't flattered to deceive in the past.

Ahead of the Eclipse it's the Coral Distaff and Heredia is a short priced 5/4 favourite with the lads think he does look a solid bet. The main challenge may come from Grande Dame with Ryan Moore on board the 7/2 shot.

Six have been declared for the big one at 3.35, the Coral Eclipse. It's worth noting the sponsors are still offering three places despite the small field. French Derby winner Vadeni is now a best price of 7/4 to win the Eclipse for Jean-Claude Rouget. Native Trail comes next in the betting with William Buick on board again, followed by Bay Bridge in an intriguing looking line up. Ryan thinks the favourite is undoubtedly the one to beat here but could possibly be too short. Thomas isn't sure the pace will suit Vadeni but does feel he's the right favourite.

Three handicaps follow the feature with William Buick on favourites Chairman and Lovely Mana.