| 1601603 |
1 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
13 |
null |
Expert Agent |
|
b |
g |
Expert Eye |
Oeuvre d'Art |
Marju |
6 |
62.6 |
80 |
i |
Marco Ghiani |
null |
S C Williams |
Ran to form when fourth beaten 3l off 81 last time, 1lb lower here; suited by 6f, acts on sound surface and AW; needs more off current mark. |
|
85 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
27 |
67 |
272.53 |
null |
| 1601603 |
2 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
4 |
null |
Sir Garfield |
|
b |
g |
James Garfield |
Vastitas |
Green Desert |
5 |
0 |
80 |
i |
Jason Hart |
null |
J & S Quinn |
Below form sixth beaten 4l off 80 last time, same mark here; effective 6/7f, acts on any; bounce back needed. |
|
81 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
14 |
9 |
62.18 |
null |
| 1601603 |
3 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
14 |
null |
Mythical Composer |
|
b |
g |
Sergei Prokofiev |
Mythicism |
Oasis Dream |
4 |
0 |
80 |
i |
H Crouch |
null |
C G Cox |
Ran to form when fourth beaten 5l in a handicap at Kempton latest; effective 6/7f, acts on good to soft, firm and AW; in solid form. |
|
86 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
20 |
27 |
156.67 |
null |
| 1601603 |
4 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
9 |
null |
Winchurch |
|
b |
g |
Churchill |
Aleneva |
Kodiac |
4 |
62.14 |
79 |
i |
Mason Paetel |
5 |
M Appleby |
Improved again, scored with bit in hand landing a handicap by a length off a 4lb lower mark at Nottingham last time; effective at 5/6f, acts on good to soft, good to firm and AW; firmly on the up and can go well again. |
|
84 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1601603 |
5 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
22 |
null |
Lipsink |
|
b |
g |
Kodiac |
Iron Lips |
Iron Mask |
9 |
0 |
78 |
i |
Alistair Rawlinson |
null |
M Appleby |
Ran to form beaten 1 1/4l off this mark at Sandown last time; effective 5/6f, acts on any; in good form, respected off same mark as latest. |
|
80 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
28 |
67 |
275.46 |
null |
| 1601603 |
6 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
27 |
null |
Under The Twilight |
|
b |
m |
Twilight Son |
Rococoa |
Zebedee |
8 |
61.69 |
78 |
i |
Harry Davies |
null |
M Blake |
Back to best, hit the line well landing a handicap by 1 1/2l off a 5lb lower mark at Windsor last time; suited by 6/7f, acts on most on turf, but not heavy; chance off new mark. |
|
84 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
18 |
191.45 |
null |
| 1601603 |
7 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
2 |
null |
Supreme King |
|
b |
g |
Kingman |
Alsindi |
Acclamation |
6 |
61.69 |
78 |
i |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
P D Evans |
Back to form down in trip second beaten a neck off 78 last time, same mark here; top course jockey; drawn on wing of large field; effective 5-7f, acts on any; in form and obvious chance in this. |
|
88 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
15 |
13 |
116.41 |
null |
| 1601603 |
8 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
23 |
null |
Mae Amor |
|
ch |
f |
Mehmas |
Stage Name |
Famous Name |
4 |
0 |
77 |
i |
D Allan |
null |
R Menzies |
Step back in right direction when sixth beaten 3 1/2l off 78 last time; effective 5/6f, acts on a sound surface; erratic and suspicion doesn't always fancy it. |
|
81 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
26 |
60 |
66.81 |
null |
| 1601603 |
9 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
24 |
null |
Vingegaard |
|
b |
g |
Mehmas |
Chevanah |
Chevalier |
4 |
0 |
76 |
i |
Ryan Sexton |
null |
Miss J A Camacho |
Back to best, good attitude landing a handicap by a nose off a 2lb lower mark at Thirsk last time; effective 5/6f on soft and good to firm; ended losing run latest, still on a good mark. |
|
88 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
17 |
22 |
86.96 |
null |
| 1601603 |
10 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
26 |
null |
Cashbox |
|
b |
g |
Coulsty |
Moody Blue |
Invincible Spirit |
3 |
0 |
80 |
i |
D Egan |
null |
C Hills |
Back to best tried in cheekpieces beaten a neck off a 3lb lower mark at Leicester last time; effective 7f on sound surface; chance if building on latest. |
|
86 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
21 |
33 |
168.33 |
null |
| 1601603 |
11 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
12 |
null |
Charlie Mason |
|
b |
g |
Mayson |
Aubrietia |
Dutch Art |
5 |
60.33 |
75 |
i |
Myla Coppins |
5 |
A W Carroll |
Never in it from off the pace when eighth beaten 6l off 76 last time, 1lb lower here; effective 5/6f, acts on any; others stronger. |
|
83 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
23 |
50 |
129.41 |
null |
| 1601603 |
12 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
16 |
null |
Wreck It Ryley |
|
gr |
g |
Gutaifan |
Bucks Frizz |
Havana Gold |
6 |
0 |
75 |
i |
Ray Dawson |
null |
A D Brown |
Ran to form, best work late down to 6f beaten 4l off a 2lb higher mark at York last time; effective 6/7f, acts on any; remains 2lb above last win mark, might need returning to further. |
|
81 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
24 |
46.36 |
null |
| 1601603 |
13 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
21 |
null |
Born Slippy |
|
b |
c |
Ardad |
Rose Blossom |
Pastoral Pursuits |
3 |
60.33 |
80 |
i |
Saffie Osborne |
null |
R Spencer |
Below form beaten 5l in William Hill Two Year Old Trophy (Listed) at Redcar last time; returning from long layoff; suited by 6f, acts on soft and good; might need this. |
|
81 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
24 |
50 |
129.41 |
null |
| 1601603 |
14 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
18 |
null |
Arduis Invicta |
|
b |
f |
Invincible Army |
First Link |
First Defence |
3 |
60.33 |
80 |
i |
T Eaves |
null |
Craig Lidster |
Ran to form back up to 6f when fourth beaten 5 1/4l in a handicap at York latest; effective 5/6f, acts on sound surface; chance here. |
|
85 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1601603 |
15 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
19 |
null |
Silver Wraith |
|
gr |
f |
Havana Grey |
Resolute Bay |
Showcasing |
4 |
0 |
74 |
i |
S M Levey |
null |
Miss E C Lavelle |
Back to form beaten 2l off this mark at Newbury last time; effective 5/6f on a sound surface; chance if building on latest. |
|
90 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
25 |
50 |
228.34 |
null |
| 1601603 |
16 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
7 |
null |
Rory Rocket |
|
b |
g |
Aclaim |
Sunflower Seed |
Showcasing |
4 |
59.87 |
74 |
i |
Jude Fernandes |
7 |
G & J Moore |
Bit keen, below form turned out quickly when third beaten 4 1/4l off 70 last time, 4lb higher here; suited by 5/6f, acts on heavy, good to firm and AW; chance at best. |
|
85 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
9 |
39.75 |
null |
| 1601603 |
17 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
17 |
null |
Calling A Star |
|
ch |
f |
Showcasing |
Dundunah |
Sidney's Candy |
3 |
59.42 |
78 |
i |
W Buick |
null |
R Hughes |
Ran to form up to 7f fourth beaten 3/4l off 78 last time, same mark here; effective 6/7f, acts on a sound surface; drop to 6f no issue. |
|
85 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
25 |
168.33 |
null |
| 1601603 |
18 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
8 |
null |
Velvet Rhythm |
|
b |
f |
Awtaad |
Tea Dancing |
Dubawi |
3 |
58.97 |
77 |
i |
Rowan Scott |
null |
C Johnston |
Ran to form when third beaten 2 1/2l off 77 last time, same mark here; effective at 6f-1m, acts on sound surface; progressive, drop to 6f not an issue. |
|
84 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
22 |
33 |
245.99 |
null |
| 1601603 |
19 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
10 |
null |
Tex |
|
gr |
g |
Dark Angel |
Sudu Queen |
Invincible Spirit |
5 |
0 |
72 |
i |
P Cosgrave |
null |
George Baker |
Back to best for first success when landing a handicap by 1 1/2l off a 5lb lower mark at Ascot last time; effective 7-10f, acts sound surface; dropping to 6f for first time, could be capable of better. |
|
82 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1601603 |
20 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
20 |
null |
Kesta |
|
ch |
g |
Kessaar |
Destacado |
Mehmas |
3 |
58.51 |
76 |
i |
Charles Bishop |
null |
Eve Johnson Houghton |
Again below form beaten 4l off a 2lb higher mark here last time; effective 5/6f; lost form of late, mark eased. |
|
86 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
16 |
18 |
47.16 |
null |
| 1601603 |
21 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
6 |
null |
Kanishka |
|
b |
g |
Coulsty |
Blushing Rose |
Dalakhani |
3 |
58.51 |
76 |
i |
Cieren Fallon |
null |
Ian Williams 1 |
Ran to form beaten 5 1/4l in a handicap at Newcastle last time; effective 6-8f on a sound surface; first 6f run of the season. |
|
85 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
33 |
128.01 |
null |
| 1601603 |
22 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
3 |
null |
Lunar Melody |
|
b |
f |
Havana Grey |
Little Clarinet |
Requinto |
3 |
58.51 |
76 |
i |
James Doyle |
null |
R A Fahey |
Below form on softer ground beaten 5l in a novice at Carlisle last time; drawn on wing of large field; off a short-break; effective 6/7f, acts on a sound surface; big filly, more to come back on better ground now handicapping. |
|
85 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
11 |
60.68 |
null |
| 1601603 |
23 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
1 |
null |
Cotai Lights |
|
ch |
g |
Cotai Glory |
Mokhtarah |
Dark Angel |
3 |
0 |
76 |
i |
Mikey Sheehy |
null |
A Keatley |
Again below form beaten 7l in a handicap at Ayr last time; blinkers first time; drawn on wing of large field; effective 6/7f, acts on soft and AW; inconsistent of late. |
|
82 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
24 |
46.36 |
null |
| 1601603 |
24 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
11 |
null |
Riley Rocks |
|
b |
g |
Sergei Prokofiev |
Clouds Rest |
Showcasing |
3 |
0 |
75 |
i |
K S McHugh |
7 |
Dylan Cunha |
Didn't see it out back up to 6f beaten 3 1/4l off a 1lb higher mark at Windsor last time; tongue-tie first time; effective 5/6f, acts on sound surface; mark easing but needs more. |
|
82 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1601603 |
25 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
5 |
null |
Ziggy's Condor |
|
br |
g |
Havana Grey |
Dolly Colman |
Diamond Green |
5 |
0 |
70 |
i |
S De Sousa |
null |
Adam Kirby |
Never in it from off the pace down the field in a handicap at Doncaster most recent; in good form prior; blinkers first time; effective 6/7f, acts on sound surface; mark easing but needs more. |
|
81 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1601603 |
26 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
15 |
null |
French Affair |
|
b |
g |
Mehmas |
Clearly Crystal |
Exceed and Excel |
3 |
58.06 |
75 |
i |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
J Candlish 1 |
Below form beaten 5l in a handicap at Doncaster last time; in good form prior; stays 7f, acts on any; drop to 6f might suit. |
|
89 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
13 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1601603 |
27 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
null |
Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
null |
25 |
null |
Fresh Fade |
|
ch |
g |
Cotai Glory |
Julienne |
Galileo |
3 |
58.06 |
75 |
i |
Kieren Fox |
null |
M J Attwater |
Never in it from off the pace beaten 8 1/2l in a handicap at Salisbury last time; effective 5/6f, acts on yielding, good and AW; form regressed, hard to fancy. |
|
81 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
18 |
25 |
17.88 |
null |
| 1601603 |
28 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Goodwood |
29 Jul 2026 |
Coral Charlton Handicap |
£20,616 - 28 declared to run |
6f |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
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A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
A hugely competitive sprint handicap, there's plenty of guesswork involved with the draw and any number can be given a chance. Supreme King is in fine form, winning at Salisbury in June and finishing runner-up on all three starts since. He should be bang there once more, but WINCHURCH has been in mighty fine form himself, winning three times since April, and there have been excuses for his two defeats in that time. Equally effective at 5f and 6f, another big run seems likely from the upwardly mobile 4yo with his rider claiming a handy 5lb. Tex, belatedly off the mark just the other day over 7f, tries sprinting for the first time and is open to progress now he's had his head in front, while the formerly smart Vingegaard ended a losing run at Thirsk last time and remains well treated on old form. Silver Wraith returned to form when running well at Newbury just the other day and has a chance also, while it could be worth supporting Lunar Melody at decent odds. Making her handicap debut, the Wathnan-owned filly, who cost a lot of money, was unsuited by soft ground over 7f at Carlisle on her return and could be seen to much better effect here down in trip on a sounder surface. |
1-2-3 Selections Winchurch (4) Tex (19) Lunar Melody (22) |
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Winchurch |
Tex |
Lunar Melody |
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28 |
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Sargent Dennis |
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g |
Invincible Army |
Gabridan |
Kyllachy |
3 |
57.61 |
74 |
i |
Tom Marquand |
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J Channon |
Below form but with excuses beaten 5l in a handicap at Doncaster last time; in good form prior; top jockey back on board; effective 6f on sound surface; bounce back needed. |
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85 |
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19 |
25 |
105.32 |
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