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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
15:10 Goodwood Tue 28 Jul 5f Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 351
24 selections 485.1%29.3%

3

(5)

Lexington Blitz

Edward Greatrex

2

(17)

Run Boy Run

Toby Moore

12

(19)

Twilight Calls

Saffie Osborne

10

(6)

Naanas Sparkle

Kieran O'Neill

16

(2)

Rappers Delight

George Wood

7

(24)

Adrestia

Oisin Murphy

18

(13)

Tatterstall

Connor Beasley

19

(16)

Seven Questions

Jamie Spencer

1

(1)

Jasour

P. J. McDonald

20

(15)

Dyonisos

Cieren Fallon

5

(7)

Democracy Dilemma

Tom Eaves

17

(18)

Ziggys Triton

Tom Marquand

6

(4)

Toca Madera

Daniel Tudhope

22

(23)

Spring Is Sprung

Mark Winn

11

(3)

THE MAN

David Egan

23

(20)

Wheels Of Fire

Silvestre De Sousa

4

(21)

Candy

Jack Callan

21

(9)

Vintage Clarets

Warren Fentiman

15

(12)

Glamorous Breeze

Gina Mangan

9

(8)

Regal Envoy

Taylor Fisher

8

(14)

Germanic

Ryan Sexton

14

(22)

Exclamation

Ray Dawson

13

(10)

Desert Cop

Benoit de la Sayette

24

(11)

Reigning Profit

Andrew Mullen

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Twilight Calls

  2. Naana's Sparkle

  3. Vintage Clarets

Timeform View

TWILIGHT CALLS was back to something like his best when successful at Newmarket last time and is still attractively handicapped (7 lb lower than when fifth in last year's Stewards' Cup). He has plenty of pace drawn around him and could be poised to follow up. Improving sprinter Naana's Sparkle is next best, with Vintage Clarets, Lexington Blitz, Candy and Glamorous Breeze all worthy of consideration in a wide-open renewal.

Timeform Comments

Jasour
Runner-up in a Doncaster listed race on reappearance in March. Struggled to make an impact in 6f Group events since. Drops in class/trip but probably needs a career best to defy top weight on handicap debut.
Run Boy Run
Top-end sprint handicapper who landed last season's Ayr Gold Cup. Enhanced his CV with handicap success/Group 3 second in Meydan over the winter and looked as good as ever when 1 length fourth in a competitive Ascot handicap last time.
Lexington Blitz (IRE)
Produced a career best when smooth-travelling winner of C&D handicap in May. Ran a cracker from a less-than-ideal position when third from a 9 lb higher mark in the Epsom Dash. Must enter calculations in his current vein of form.
Candy
Went with plenty of enthusiasm when an impressive winner of a strong Ayr Silver Cup (6f, soft) last September. Still well treated on the merit of that form and clearly wasn't himself in Wokingham on reappearance (reportedly bled). Could be worth another chance under good-value apprentice.
Democracy Dilemma (IRE)
Enthusiastic front runner who ran out an easy winner of 5f handicap at Haydock (good to firm) last autumn. Now 3 lb lower but needs to bounce back from a tame effort in the Epsom Dash 7 weeks ago.
Toca Madera (IRE)
Capitalised on a reduced mark when recording an easy success at Doncaster last month. Less effective when unable to get to front in competitive events since and likely to be a similar story on this occasion.
Adrestia
Won the Palace of Holyroodhouse at Royal Ascot before going close in this corresponding event 12 months ago. Reunited with Oisin Murphy for the first time since and 3 lb lower than last year following a couple of weak-finishing efforts.
Germanic (IRE)
Free-going sort who was well held in top-end turf handicaps last summer. Proved at least as good as ever when resuming winning ways on the all-weather at Newcastle in January. Probably worth opposing returning to this surface after 6 months off.
Regal Envoy (IRE)
Thriving when notching a second win in 3 starts in a useful sprint at Windsor last month. Likely still in form when beaten just over 2 lengths at Ascot latest. Yard going great guns but he may just find this a tad too competitive.
Naana's Sparkle
Won a solid 3-y-o C&D handicap for Alice Haynes at this meeting 12 months ago. Has looked an improved model in winning twice from 3 starts for current yard, always holding on when scoring by a neck from Rapper's Delight at Southwell last time. Looks one of the more likely winners.
The Man (IRE)
Lightly-raced 4-y-o who seemingly hasn't been the easiest to train. Put up a couple of useful performances under returning David Egan at York last season. Below form since but tongue strap/cheekpieces now added following a pipe-opener last month. Worth checking if market expects a revival.
Twilight Calls
Ran a cracker when fifth in 2025 Stewards' Cup. Arrives in a similar vein of form following 2 wins in his last 3 starts, coming from a less-than-ideal position to score by a head from Rapper's Delight at Newmarket latest. Best recent efforts have come under Saffie Osborne. Makes plenty of appeal.
Desert Cop
Overcame another slow start to end a long losing run in lower grade at Windsor (6f) last month. Has been freshened up following lesser effort at Epsom 5 days later, but something to find at the weights even if on a going day.
Exclamation (IRE)
Speedy 3-y-o who made all in 5f handicap at Chester in May. Bounced back to form following a no show in the Palace of Holyroodhouse when going close in a 5-runner event at Sandown latest. Looks vulnerable back in a competitive, big-field handicap, though.
Glamorous Breeze
Strong-travelling mare who won 3 times in 2025. Has returned in rude health with nearer misses here/at Windsor before an encouraging 1-length fifth in competitive Ascot handicap last time. Return to this track will play to her strengths and a big run could be in the offing.
Rapper's Delight
Sole success came when impressively landing the odds in Southwell novice in 2025. Narrowly held by Naana's Sparkle/Twilight Calls on her most recent starts, though has less mileage than that pair. One to consider for stable with strong hand in the race.
Ziggy's Triton (IRE)
Has more than earned his keep for the David O'Meare stable, notching a sixth career success by ½ length from Spring Is Sprung at York last time. Now 3 lb higher in a much stronger race and is probably vulnerable.
Tatterstall (IRE)
Proved he retains his ability following a couple of significant absences. Went close in a lesser event at Hamilton before not quite in the same form when 2¾ lengths fifth behind Twilight Calls at Newmarket last time. Successful in this corresponding race 2 years ago off 2 lb lower.
Seven Questions (IRE)
Took advantage of reduced mark when getting up late under Jamie Spencer over C&D in May. Some mitigation both starts since and has been given a chance by the handicapper. Could bounce back for yard enjoying a resurgent season with their sprinters.
Dyonisos (FR)
Useful sort who went close over C&D in May. Showed a nice turn of foot to open his account for current yard at Doncaster last time. More needed off 4 lb higher up in class, though big-field handicap/likely strong pace will suit his style.
Vintage Clarets
Relishes softer conditions but was very useful winner of Shergar Cup event on good to firm last summer. Had fallen long way in weights prior to close second in Dash and subsequent third at Chester can be marked up (forced wide). Still looks on a very handy mark and has to be high on the shortlist.
Spring Is Sprung (FR)
Completed a hat-trick at Haydock last summer. Opened his account for the year on reappearance at Southwell in January and confirmed himself back in form with close second at York on latest start. Likely to find this step up in grade a bridge too far, though.
Wheels Of Fire (IRE)
Fourth behind Nanna's Sparkle in 3-y-o event at this meeting last year. Improved since with successes at Windsor/Musselburgh, though hasn't looked in the same form in weaker events than this of late.
Reigning Profit (IRE)
Benefitted from more positive ride when getting off the mark for the season at Ripon earlier this month. However, not in same form under a penalty at Pontefract subsequently and now finds himself in hotter company.

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