16:45 Goodwood Handicap (Class 2) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	3 1st (3) (3/1 +25%) Thunder Ball		3 3/1(+25%)																															(3) Thunder Ball 3/1, Off the mark in 7f Newbury novice in May and has stepped up on that in defeat subsequently, first past post (later demoted) over C&D in August and he again ran well when seventh in last month's Cambridgeshire. Can give another good account. First past the post in C&D race in August; creditable seventh in the Cambridgeshire since.
2	7 2nd (7) (15/2 +46%) Mostawaa		7.5 15/2(+46%)																															(7) Mostawaa 15/2, Racked up a hat-trick at the start of the summer, culminating in success in Carlisle Bell (7.8f) in June. Not discredited from revised mark on turf/AW in 3 starts since but likely he'll face competition on the front end here. Doesn't look the percentage call at this level; yet to win above Class 4.
3	1 3rd (1) (9/2 -13%) Grey's Monument		4.5 9/2(-13%)																															(1) Grey's Monument 9/2, Much improved equipped with blinkers/faced with softer ground, winning twice as a juvenile. Showed benefit of reappearance run when second of 4 in Sandown listed event (1m) back in May and not discounted back from a break/returned to handicaps. Off since May; on a difficult mark but he's 2-2 in handicaps when wearing blinkers.
4	6 4th (6) (15/8 +6%) Kathab		1.875 15/8(+6%)																															(6) Kathab 15/8, Progressive sort who registered back-to-back 1m victories on turf this summer and career-best effort when runner-up in London Mile at Kempton, staying on strongly to take that place on the post. Remains the type to do better still for leading yard and claims back on turf. Solid record since handicapping, second in major AW contest most recently; respected.
5th	4 5th (4) (4/1 +11%) Darkness		4 4/1(+11%)																															(4) Darkness 4/1, Ran up to best in change of headgear when opening account for this yard at Newmarket (1m) in July. Good effort from front when fourth in C&D Golden Mile and dispelled couple of lesser efforts when third at first-named venue 15 days ago. Won off this mark in July; creditable fourth in major 1m handicap here next time.
6th	5 6th (5) (50/1 -127%) Sanitiser		50 50/1(-127%)																															(5) Sanitiser 50/1, 4-time winner on the Flat for Paul & Oliver Cole (at up to 10f). Some promise in handful of hurdle outings for Archie Watson since the turn of the year and returns from a break having changed hands for 30,000 gns in May. Market likely best guide. 0-4 over hurdles this year for Archie Watson; on a demanding mark back on Flat.

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16:45 Goodwood Handicap (Class 2) 8f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

THUNDER BALL finished a respectable seventh in the Cambridgeshire at Newmarket a fortnight ago and the return to this course and distance could see the three-year-old get back on the scoresheet. Kathab is unproven on the soft ground that he is likely to encounter here but William Haggas' inmate is likely to be involved if running to form. The son of Kingman may give the selection most to think about, ahead of Grey's Monument and Darkness.

A dual winner on turf this term, KATHAB posted his best effort yet when runner-up in the London Mile at Kempton 5 weeks ago, taking a while to hit full stride but finishing off strongly. Open to further improvement, he can resume winning ways back on turf. Fellow 3-y-o Grey's Monument and Thunder Ball head up the dangers.

Preference is for KATHAB, who has a solid record since handicapping and may well improve further. Thunder Ball is second choice.

16:45 Goodwood Handicap (Class 2) 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

17:20 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
5	5 (5) (4/1 +27%) King's Code		4 4/1(+27%)																															(5) King's Code 4/1, Enjoyed a productive season, taking his tally for the year to 3 when winning 10-runner handicap at Chester (7.6f, heavy) 15 days ago. Relished the emphasis on stamina there and enters calculations despite high draw. Generally progressive this term; has form figures of 131 for new stable; has to be feared.
1	4 1st (4) (7/1 +42%) Alpha Crucis		7 7/1(+42%)																															(4) Alpha Crucis 7/1, Made successful return at Windsor in April before chasing Expressionless home at Epsom on his next outing, perhaps sent for home too soon in testing conditions. Unsuited by drop to 7f at Kempton last time and he should remain of interest if fully tuned up from 130-day break. Ties in with Expressionless on Epsom spring form; may have more to offer back on turf.
2	6 2nd (6) (10/3 +58%) Lunatick		3.333333 10/3(+58%)																															(6) Lunatick 10/3, Fairly useful colt who made the most of a good opportunity to finally open his account in a match at Brighton (8f, good) last month. Not disgraced in disadvantageous circumstances when third of 7 in handicap at Newbury (8f, heavy) 22 days ago but could do with learning to settle better. Brighton win came in two-runner maiden; not disgraced in Newbury handicap since.
3	3 3rd (3) (11/1 -120%) Double Time		11 11/1(-120%)																															(3) Double Time 11/1, Quirky type shaped best when runner-up in an Ascot amateurs event last month, his effort made earlier than ideal, and ran at least as well when third of 12 in handicap at Newmarket (8f, good to firm, 4/1) 17 days ago. High draw and lack of obvious pace here are slight concerns, though. Has posted two encouraging efforts since wearing a hood, unlucky third latest; respected.
4	8 4th (8) (11/1 +45%) Celtic Empress		11 11/1(+45%)																															(8) Celtic Empress 11/1, Won over C&D last summer but failed to build on a more promising effort when last of 12 (11/1) at Chepstow (8.1f, good) 66 days ago. Has dropped below last winning mark but yet to fully fire this year. Exposed mare but is handicapped to go well; creditable fourth in this race last year.
5th	10 5th (10) (25/1 +24%) Platinum Prince		25 25/1(+24%)																															(10) Platinum Prince 25/1, Ran respectably in form terms when fourth of 11 in handicap at Brighton (9.9f, heavy) 27 days ago but again looked awkward from an early stage and he's essentially not one to have much one faith under regular claimer. Has done his winning in Class 6; opposed back up two grades.
6th	7 6th (7) (16/1 -14%) Intercessor		16 16/1(-14%)																															(7) Intercessor 16/1, Confirmed his return to form when getting back on scoreboard in 5-runner handicap at Brighton (7f, good) last month. 5 lb rise looks manageable and he's a player again. Scored at Brighton six weeks ago; faces a tougher task back up 5lb.
7th	2 7th (2) (6/1 +50%) Sly Madam		6 6/1(+50%)																															(2) Sly Madam 6/1, Winless since scoring on heavy ground at Windsor (1m) in April but has generally held her form well this term, again running respectably when third of 12 in handicap at this course (9f, soft, 6/1) 18 days ago. Can give another good account, though others perhaps for appealing for win purposes. Clearcut success on soft ground in the spring; respectable third here most recently.
8th	11 8th (11) (12/1 +40%) Racing Demon		12 12/1(+40%)																															(11) Racing Demon 12/1, Won at Chepstow in June before doubling up at Salisbury later in the month. Made late inroads when third of 14 in handicap at Bath (8f, soft, 15/2) 13 days ago and probably needs bit here, suspicions about his attitude still somewhat lingering. Consistent sort; bit to prove in this grade but is compensated by low weight.
9th	1 9th (1) (3/1 +14%) Expressionless		3 3/1(+14%)																															(1) Expressionless 3/1, Made winning return in 5-runner minor event at Nottingham in April before following up in similarly testing conditions in an 8-runner Epsom handicap (8.5f) by 1¾ lengths from Alpha Crucis. Suited by way race panned out there and is up 8 lb in weights but can't be ruled out after summer break. Couple of soft-ground wins in April; absent since but looked open to further progress.
10th	9 10th (9) (10/1 -100%) Dream Of Mischief		10 10/1(-100%)																															(9) Dream Of Mischief 10/1, Quick ground winner at Windsor in the summer and seemed unlucky not to collect again when third of 12 in handicap at Lingfield (8f, AW) 19 days ago, nearest at the finish having had to delay his challenge. Slow ground is an unknown but he looks worth chancing. Not guaranteed to back up latest effort, as he lacks consistency.

LTO Selection:

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17:20 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 8f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

King's Code appeals as a leading candidate having won off 2lb lower at Chester last month, as does Expressionless, who recorded back-to-back successes when last seen and might have more to offer despite an 8lb rise. A chance, however, can be taken on CELTIC EMPRESS. Heather Main's mare, a former C&D winner, finished a fair fourth in the corresponding event off a 5lb higher mark last year and might appreciate the return to this track.

DREAM OF MISCHIEF is yet to meet conditions as testing as anticipated here but so eye-catching was he at Lingfield last month that he'll likely take the beating if coping well with the softer ground. King's Code proved well suited by the test of stamina when scoring at Chester last time and is highly respected, with Intercessor the pick to complete the frame.

In-form 5yo DOUBLE TIME could well record a first turf success, granted better luck than last time. Sly Madam is second choice.

17:20 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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