Mine could be Haydock bound Conditions will dictate whether Only Mine takes her chance in the 32Red Sprint Cup at Haydock on Saturday. The three-year-old filly, who defeated Aidan O'Brien's Washington DC in the Group Three Lacken Stakes at Naas in May, has not raced since finishing third to the Mick Channon-trained Divine in the Ballyogan Stakes at the Curragh at the beginning of June. "Ground on the easy side of good would suit us," said County Tipperary handler Joe Murphy. "We'd prefer a bit more rain. "It's what we're aiming for. We're very happy with her at the moment, but we're just waiting on the a few things before deciding whether to send her. "If they get the rain tomorrow, we'll discuss it." Haydock clerk of the course Kirkland Tellwright reported the going to be good on Tuesday, ahead of the three-day fixture that starts on Thursday, but a little rain is forecast at certain times during the week. "The ground is good. We were dry yesterday and we're dry today. We're forecast a bit of rain tomorrow then it's set to be dry on Thursday when I think we'll be on the easy side of good," he said on Tuesday. "There are four millimetres of rain forecast on Friday and two on Saturday. "I think the reality is we're going to be somewhere on the easy side of good all week."
