| 1530510 |
1 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
1 |
-10.4 |
Omni Man |
IRE |
b |
c |
Invincible Spirit |
Pretty Face |
Rainbow Quest |
3 |
61.23 |
93 |
t |
R L Moore |
null |
J P OBrien |
Did not get a clear run when beaten 4l off 90 at Ascot last time; significant jockey booking; versatile ground wise; good mark on maiden win; Moore takes over; ought to go close |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
102 |
7 |
2 |
-2.38 |
|
|
7 |
-30 |
320.0 |
413 |
| 1530510 |
2 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
5 |
41.8 |
Sing Us A Song |
IRE |
b |
c |
Camelot |
Quiritis |
Galileo |
3 |
60.78 |
92 |
null |
James Doyle |
null |
R M Beckett |
Slowly away beaten 7l in a handicap at Ascot last time where left with far too much to do; in good form prior; handicap win franked; trainer in form; threat |
null |
102 |
7 |
4 |
-62.98 |
|
|
2 |
36 |
777.78 |
407 |
| 1530510 |
3 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
3 |
4.5 |
Kurakka |
FR |
b |
c |
Medaglia d'Oro |
Dance With Another |
Danehill Dancer |
3 |
60.33 |
91 |
null |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
A King |
Ideally suited by trip when scored by 2l off 82 at Haydock penultimate start; third beaten 3 1/4l off 89 last time where found 10f bit sharp; steadily progressive; bit to find to defy current mark |
null |
96 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-55 |
471.26 |
443 |
| 1530510 |
4 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
6 |
4.5 |
Cape Breton |
null |
b |
g |
Frankel |
Westwiththenight |
Cape Cross |
3 |
59.42 |
89 |
null |
R Kingscote |
null |
R M Beckett |
Well backed when landing a handicap by 6 1/2l off 82 at Salisbury last time where had run of race; this much tougher; trainer in form; dangerous if rain stays away and allowed to dictate |
null |
104 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
-133 |
723.81 |
409 |
| 1530510 |
5 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
9 |
-27.5 |
Sudu |
null |
b |
g |
Teofilo |
Special Guest |
Dubawi |
3 |
58.06 |
86 |
null |
S De Sousa |
null |
R Varian |
Yard won this last year; well backed when landing a handicap by 7l off 75 at Epsom last time; that form franked; steadily progressive on sound surface; in the mix |
null |
100 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
378 |
| 1530510 |
6 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
8 |
4.5 |
Novelista |
IRE |
ch |
c |
Lope De Vega |
Asyad |
New Approach |
3 |
56.25 |
82 |
null |
W Buick |
null |
C Johnston |
Slowly away beaten a short-head off 78 over 1m6f at Haydock last time where forced wide; consistent; top course jockey; usually held up; strong stayer may find this test on the sharp side |
null |
97 |
3 |
3 |
-15.8 |
|
|
1 |
46 |
494.51 |
469 |
| 1530510 |
7 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
4 |
-3.0 |
Jupiter Ammon |
IRE |
ch |
c |
New Bay |
Beautiful Gesture |
Shamardal |
3 |
55.79 |
81 |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
A M Balding |
Ran to form beaten a neck off 76 over 10f at Sandown last time; previous novice win franked at Listed level; top course trainer; probably bit to come but needs it to defy this mark |
null |
97 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
-29 |
217.11 |
356 |
| 1530510 |
8 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
7 |
19.4 |
Tuscan Star |
FR |
b |
c |
Yafta |
Tassina |
Galileo |
3 |
55.79 |
81 |
null |
David Probert |
null |
A M Balding |
Ran to form fourth beaten 4l in a handicap at Southwell latest; top course trainer; consistent; not out of it on best form but that has come on AW; risky |
null |
100 |
7 |
1 |
75.1 |
|
|
5 |
-25 |
47.35 |
411 |
| 1530510 |
9 |
2 |
3YO only |
13:20 |
Goodwood |
30 Jul 2025 |
Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap |
£38,655 |
1m 3f 218y |
Good |
null |
Even |
The value may lie with KURAKKA, who finished a highly creditable third over an inadequate 1m2f at Newmarket's July meeting and should be far more at home going back up in trip. A taking winner at Haydock in May on his only go at this distance, Alan King's charge is preferred to the Ralph Beckett pairing of Sing Us A Song, who is better than what he showed in the King George V at Royal Ascot, and easy Salisbury scorer Cape Breton. Omni Man is another to note along with the improving Sudu. |
Ralph Beckett holds a strong hand here with Sing Us A Song and Cape Breton. The former was left with far too much to do in a hot Royal Ascot handicap last time having blown the start but the form of his previous emphatic victory has been boosted so he should hold every chance if breaking on terms. The latter was untested when a winner from the front last time so is a big danger if allowed to dictate but this is a much stronger line up and he may may face competition up front. The pair may both be vulnerable to top weight OMNI MAN who did well to finish as close as he did at Ascot last time after meeting trouble turning into the straight. He's well treated on his previous maiden win and having proven himself versatile ground wise rates a solid option with Moore taking over. |
Kurakka |
Sing Us A Song |
Omni Man |
Cape Breton |
Sing Us A Song |
74 |
2 |
-32.8 |
Mdawi |
IRE |
b |
c |
Wootton Bassett |
Peeping Fawn |
Danehill |
3 |
54.88 |
79 |
null |
J Fanning |
null |
C Johnston |
Landed a handicap by a nose off 75 at Doncaster last time; previous runner up effort franked; well bred; probably bit to come but needs it up in grade |
null |
99 |
10 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
25 |
179.19 |
404 |