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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
14:00 Goodwood Fri 31 Jul 1m Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
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Matched:GBP 4,921
19 selections 124.4%81.0%

6

(6)

Indalo

Ray Dawson

10

(18)

Scoville

Tom Marquand

16

(1)

Beagle Bay

Hector Crouch

11

(8)

Blue Brother

James Doyle

17

(4)

Tribal Chief

Jamie Spencer

3

(3)

Ebts Guard

Lewis Edmunds

2

(20)

Archivist

Callum Rodriguez

8

(12)

Classic

Pat Dobbs

4

(19)

Mister Winston

Oisin Murphy

15

(11)

Bunyola Bay

Ryan Moore

1

(13)

Cerulean Bay

C. T. Keane

5

(22)

English Oak

Faleh Bughenaim

7

(15)

Two Tempting

Rob Hornby

18

(7)

Hawksbill

George Wood

19

(2)

Ancient Rome

David Egan

12

(14)

Godwinson

David Probert

21

(17)

Darkness

Saffie Osborne

22

(16)

Walsingham

Toby Moore

9

(5)

Ozat

Billy Loughnane

Non Runner
2.8%, Thu 30 Jul 10:04

13

(9)

Cosi Bello

Non Runner

Non Runner
4.5%, Thu 30 Jul 11:31

20

(21)

Rhoscolyn

Non Runner

Non Runner
1.9%, Thu 30 Jul 12:33

14

(10)

Mirsky

Non Runner

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Beagle Bay (FR)

  2. Scoville

  3. Tribal Chief (FR)

Timeform View

The form of BEAGLE BAY's Sandown win last month is solid and a further 5 lb rise may not stop him with further progress likely. Stall 18 has the potential to make life awkward for Scoville but he was a big eyecatcher in the Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot and can play a leading role if Tom Marquand can manoeuvre him into a good position. Tribal Chief, Indalo, and Ebt's Guard all have low draws and merit respect. Cerulean Bay's Goodwood record also earns him a place on the shortlist.

Timeform Comments

Cerulean Bay (IRE)
Went close in a valuable York handicap in May prior to posting a fine fifth in the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot. Two lesser runs have followed but his 2-2 C&D record means he has to enter the reckoning for a yard seeking a fourth win in this since 2020.
Archivist
Won twice last summer for William Haggas and did well at Meydan for this yard at the beginning of 2026, including a 1m win in March. Shaped better than the result (went too hard) in the Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot but James Doyle looks elsewhere. Drawn wide.
Ebt's Guard
A real standing dish in these top handicaps, producing another cracking effort when third of 14 at Sandown (1m, good to firm) 4 weeks ago. Second in this 12 months ago. Likely to give it another good shot from a handy draw.
Mister Winston
Has developed into a smart handicapper this year, winning on Newmarket reappearance (1m, good) and at Epsom (8.5f, good to soft) in June. Well beaten in Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot since but he's the type to bounce back quickly. Draw tricky.
English Oak
Didn't go on for Ed Walker after landing Buckingham Palace at 2024 Royal Ascot but rejuvenated for new yard when winning 2 handicaps at Meydan earlier this year. Latest second of 5 at Hamilton up there with anything he's produced but this is a much deeper race. Also has the outside stall.
Indalo (IRE)
Gained reward for some excellent placed efforts in top handicaps when bagging a valuable prize at Sandown (1m, good to firm) 4 weeks ago. A 3 lb penalty shouldn't prevent another bold bid from him.
Two Tempting (IRE)
Won a Kempton handicap in November and good efforts in defeat since, including when third of 12 in Lincoln Trial at Wolverhampton (8.6f) in March. Off since. A real credit to connections but defying a triple-figure mark is probably beyond him at this level of competition.
Classic
Edged out Indalo, Mezcala and Ebt's Guard at Newbury in May. That form is strong but he's been only mid-division in the Hunt Cup and a valuable Sandown handicap since.
Ozat (FR)
Four-time winner in France. Showed promise at the third time of asking for the Ian Williams yard when running on late from the rear (started slowly) for eighth of 28 in the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot but well beaten at Sandown since.
Scoville
Got his career firmly back on track after a breathing operation (also tongue-tied first time) when seventh of 28 in the Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot (1m, good to firm), faring comfortably best of those who forced the pace. His draw isn't ideal but still a must for the shortlist.
Blue Brother (FR)
Useful form in France in 2024. Not seen too often since but ran up to his best after a year off when fourth of 28 in Buckingham Palace at Royal Ascot (7f, good to firm) 6 weeks ago and he's the mount of James Doyle from the yard trio.
Godwinson
Won his first 2 starts of 2025 (including the Lincoln). Has been operating below par since but he wasn't seen to best effect (met trouble) in the Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot and is back on a winning mark for a new yard developing a strong record in good handicaps. Not discounted.
Cosi Bello
Lightly-raced sort who took his career record to 3-5 with a very useful effort on 7f Haydock reappearance in April. His subsequent runs in the Buckingham Palace at Royal Ascot and at York 3 weeks ago suggest his progression may have levelled off for now, though.
Mirsky
Stepped forward from reappearance to land the Thirsk Hunt Cup (1m, good) in May but has found life harder since, including finishing behind a few of these at Sandown 4 weeks ago.
Bunyola Bay (IRE)
Has made rapid progress in a short career, producing a very useful effort to make it 2-3 in valuable Gowran Classic (9.5f, good) at the start of June. The Irish Derby proved a step too far last time and connections have had a big rethink on the trip ahead of handicap debut. Ryan Moore rides.
Beagle Bay (FR)
Made it 3 wins from 4 starts this year when seeing off subsequent John Smith's Cup winner Raammee at Sandown (1m, good) in June. Didn't look all out to do so and there's almost certainly more to come from this low-mileage 4-y-o. High on the list from a good draw.
Tribal Chief (FR)
C&D winner. Shaped well when third in Lincoln at Doncaster (1m, good) and Victoria Cup at Ascot (7f, good to firm) this spring. Completely blew start and did well to finish 3 lengths sixth of 14 to Indalo at Sandown (1m) latest. This hold-up sort could have a big say if he gets the breaks.
Hawksbill
Winless since his 2-y-o days but was runner-up on 4 occasions last season. Mixed exploits for new yard at Meydan earlier this year but returned to form on his second outing back in Britain when fifth of 20 over 7f here on Wednesday.
Ancient Rome (USA)
Won at this meeting in 2023. Followed up in a valuable Grade 3 in the US a month later but has drawn a blank since, including well below par on all starts this year.
Rhoscolyn
NON RUNNER.
Darkness (FR)
Course winner but has yet to find his best form this season, although is now back on his last winning mark. Finished fourth in this in 2023 and 2024.
Walsingham (IRE)
Back to winning ways at Pontefract in April but the handicapper has been winning the argument since. RESERVE.

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