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There are eight runners set to line up in the Coral Glorious Stakes, with this being a Group 3 contest over a mile and four furlongs. Opportunity has won the previous two encounters and we might see the four-year-old deliver once again. However, Al Aasy is a nine-year-old with a strong track record and will be sent off as the favourite to win.
The Highclere Castle Gin Summer Handicap is the first race on Saturday’s Glorious Goodwood card, with a maximum of fourteen runners lining up in an encounter over a mile and six furlongs. Valedictory is the favourite to win and has racked up a couple of notable victories, with Sing Us A Song and Aeronautic next in the market.
There are fifteen runners set to line up in the British Stallion Studs EBF Chalice Stakes, with this being the first race at Newmarket on Saturday. The runners and riders will battle it out over a mile and four furlongs, with Romantic Symphony heading the market. Revoir and Ribbon Of The Sea are other horses with lively chances too.
The Juddmonte International is set to take place on Wednesday 19 August, with the runners and riders battling it out over one mile, two and a half furlongs. This is a Group One contest and Ombudsman could score another big success. The Gosden-trained runner could be in a tussle with Constitution River for top honours in this high-class showdown.
The Coral Kincsem Heritage Handicap kicks off the racing of the Goodwood Festival on Thursday 30 July, with a maximum of eighteen runners lining up to compete over one mile and two furlongs. King Of Earth is going for a third straight success and could be vying for favouritism with Sahara King, while Decade Of Time and Crest Of Fire are other contenders.
The Gordon Stakes looks set to be a competitive encounter on Thursday, with the runners and riders battling it out over a mile and four furlongs. Enceladus has clocked up a couple of nice successes this season, with A La Prochaine featuring as the race favourite right now. Bay of Brilliance is searching for a first victory of the campaign, with Geryon scoring last time out.
The Markel Richmond Stakes is the second race of Day Three of the Qatar Goodwood Festival. It’s a six furlong showdown which has Group Two status, with Flann Sunna trading as strong favourite. Cut A Dash should also go well for Richard Hannon, although our preference is for Night In Vegas who has already clocked a couple of wins.
A maximum of twenty runners will go to post in the Oak Tree Stakes, with this being a Group 3 encounter featuring a string of horses trading at single figure odds. Our preference is for Hassaleh considering the Godolphin-trained charge has landed two wins in three attempts this term. However, it might be Secret Of Life that continues a hot streak to land a success.
The Molecomb Stakes is set to feature seventeen runners on Wednesday, with this Qatar Goodwood Festival showdown being a five furlong stampede down the straight. Adonius has done nothing wrong when claiming three straight wins, with Pershaada and Ruler’s Pride trading at a similar price for this Group 3 encounter.
The COLM QUINN BMW Mile Handicap is the fifth race out of eight at Galway on Tuesday, with the runners and riders battling it out over a mile, half a furlong. This is a Premier Handicap where Pierre Royal is likely to go off as favourite. However, we quite like the Andrew Slattery-trained Loughrea at a bigger price.
The Coral Rewards Shaker Handicap is the fifth race on the racecard when it comes to the opening day of the Goodwood Festival. The five furlong showdown is a Class 2 affair, with twenty-four horses set to go to post for this encounter. Lexington Blitz is the current favourite, although there could be more merit in siding with Twilight Calls to win.
There are several contenders who can win the Coral Golden Mile as the field continues to take shape ahead of the race taking place on Friday 31 July. It’s a Class 2 showdown, with Extremely Zain and Indalo near the top of the market, with these horses also entered in other encounters. Perhaps Mezcala could be the best bet considering the Jack Channon-trained charge has obliged with two wins this term.
The Lillie Langtry Stakes takes place on Saturday 1 August, with some talented fillies battling it out over one mile and six furlongs. It’s a Group 2 showdown where the betting market looks wide open, although Danielle could be the pick of the bunch. She ended the previous campaign with a win and came through with another victory on a seasonal reappearance.
There’s a big field set to line up in the Coral Stewards’ Cup where the runners and riders battle it out over six furlongs. It’s likely to be a popular each-way betting race and it’s the fourth race out of seven on the Saturday card at Goodwood. Far Above Dream boasts some solid form and could be the pick ahead of Binhareer and Soldier’s Tree.
The Coral Vintage Stakes is the second race of the Goodwood Festival, with this taking place at 2.25pm on Tuesday 28 July. This is a Group 2 showdown, with nine runners set to go to post in this seven furlong encounter. Al Hudaiba looks the one to beat after some stunning efforts and we think the Godolphin horse could continue his winning run.
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