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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
14:35 Goodwood Sat 1 Aug 6f Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 5,404
28 selections 122.5%70.3%

17

(23)

Far Above Dream

Kieran Shoemark

8

(13)

Two Tribes

David Egan

1

(20)

Soldiers Tree

Mason Paetel

6

(21)

Sondad

Joanna Mason

12

(15)

Tuco Salamanca

D. B. McMonagle

2

(2)

Dubai Bling

William Buick

26

(10)

Evening Saigon

James Doyle

14

(6)

Annaf

Daniel Muscutt

25

(8)

Dark Thirty

Jason Hart

13

(5)

Stratusnine

David Probert

4

(25)

Mitbaahy

Jamie Spencer

10

(11)

Completely Random

Ryan Moore

9

(27)

Get It

Pat Cosgrave

3

(9)

Northern Champion

Ashley Lewis

16

(22)

Fandom

Sean Levey

19

(18)

Realign

Tom Marquand

23

(12)

Ferrous

Callum Rodriguez

5

(17)

West Acre

Darragh Keenan

7

(24)

Run Boy Run

George Wood

28

(26)

Toca Madera

Saffie Osborne

15

(3)

Invictus Gold

Jason Watson

24

(7)

King Of Light

Marco Ghiani

18

(16)

Hammer The Hammer

Toby Moore

11

(28)

Garfield Shadow

Harry Vigors

21

(19)

Berkshire Whisper

Oisin Murphy

22

(1)

Candy

Callum Hutchinson

20

(14)

Flash Harry

Jack Nicholls

27

(4)

Gold Star Hero

Hector Crouch

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Far Above Dream (IRE)

  2. Tuco Salamanca (IRE)

  3. Annaf (IRE)

Timeform View

FAR ABOVE DREAM has a fine Goodwood record and James Owen's gelding can build on his promising Wokingham fourth to land this major handicap. Several others merit strong consideration, including the progressive Tuco Salamanca, the potentially well-handcapped Annaf, Curragh 1-2 Sondad and Dark Thirty, and top-weight Soldier's Tree.

Timeform Comments

Soldier's Tree (IRE)
Ex-Irish gelding has done well since joining James Owen, third in 6f Salisbury listed event in May before filling the same position in the Wokingham. Looked a shade awkward when 1½ lengths third in 7-runner Hackwood Stakes at Newbury 2 weeks ago but big-field scenario will play to his strengths.
Dubai Bling (IRE)
Progressive sprinter was better than the bare result when tenth in the Wokingham and produced a career-best to win a 15-runner handicap at Ascot (5f, firm) 21 days ago. Slow starts are a bit of a concern but he holds solid enough form claims under a penalty.
Northern Champion (IRE)
Useful efforts to win back-to-back conditions races at Meydan at the start of the year. Found out at Group 1 level twice since, latterly the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot, but back on the up when winning a 9-runner listed race (13/2) at Chester (7f, good to firm) and now makes handicap debut.
Mitbaahy (IRE)
Group 2 winner has stood little racing in recent times but showed that plenty of ability remains when fifth of 27 in the Wokingham at Royal Ascot. Fared best of those to have come from that race when 1¼ lengths second of 7 to Symbol of Honour in Hackwood Stakes at Newbury 2 weeks ago. Respected.
West Acre (IRE)
Dual Group winner at Meydan early in 2025 and went close to scoring in pattern company for the first time in Europe at Dundalk in October. Respectable enough effort when third in a Meydan listed event when last seen in January. Sports first-time blinkers after 6 months off.
Sondad
Progressive in 2025 and stepped up on his seasonal return when running out a convincing winner of 6f Epsom handicap (soft) in June. First home in group when ninth in the Wokingham before comfortably bagging another valuable pot at the Curragh (20 ran, 6.3f, good to firm) 14 days ago. Strong claims.
Run Boy Run
Winner of last season's Ayr Gold Cup and enhanced his CV with handicap success/Group 3 second in Meydan over the winter. Looked as good as ever when length fourth in a competitive Ascot handicap last month. Drop to 5f against him here earlier in the week and better can be expected now.
Two Tribes
Completed a notable big handicap double in a week last summer when bagging the International (7f) at Ascot before following up in this race. Also successful in 6f Meydan handicap in January and did really well to go close from a poor position when runner-up in this season's International last week.
Get It
Won this in 2024 and added another major sprint to his CV when taking the Wokingham at Royal Ascot last summer. Failed to beat a rival in 3 subsequent starts in 2025 though, so bit to prove after 10 months off.
Completely Random
Landed back-to-back handicap/listed contests on all-weather in January and proved he's also smart on turf when close second in Wokingham over 6f here at the Royal meeting (good to firm) in first-time cheekpieces. Only mid-field in the International last week but strong pace to aim at here will suit.
Garfield Shadow (IRE)
Enjoyed a fine season in 2024 when a two-time 6f scorer for Richard Fahey before signing off with a victory in Group 3 at Al Uqda (7f) for his new yard. Shaped as if retaining all ability after a 19-month absence when second of 6 in handicap at Pontefract (6f, good) 25 days ago. More needed here.
Tuco Salamanca (IRE)
Won 5 times in 2025. Resumed progress with success at Kempton on return and proved better than ever when doubling tally for the year in a 14-runner handicap (13/2) at Newcastle (6f) 35 days ago. Hasn't had much luck so far on turf and is respected.
Stratusnine (IRE)
Shaped well on several occasions prior to getting off the mark for the year in a 21-runner handicap (10/3) at York (6f, good to firm) 7 days ago. This will be tougher under a penalty but he's a likeable sort who probably hasn't peaked yet.
Annaf (IRE)
Ended 2025 with Group 3 win in the Bengough (6f) at Ascot. Back on track when third of 14 behind Tuco Salamanca at Newcastle (6f) in June and found a drop to 5f against him when a never-nearer 1¼ lengths seventh of 15 to Dubai Bling at Ascot last time. Looks on a handy mark if able to build on that.
Invictus Gold (IRE)
Winless since a 6f Newmarket success last May but he ran up to his very best when second of 15 at Epsom (6f, soft) at the start of June. That form is working out quite well and he was possibly unsuited by quicker conditions when 8¼ lengths eighth of 10 to King of Light at Windsor 3 weeks later.
Fandom
Three-time winner in the US earlier in his career and has returned to his best for current yard this season, gaining a first European success at Thirsk (6f) in May. Back to form when ¾-length third of 15 to Dubai Bling in handicap at Ascot (5f, firm) 21 days ago, his best work coming at the finish.
Far Above Dream (IRE)
Low-mileage 4-y-o who picked up where he left off in 2025 when scoring over C&D for the third time in May and further progress when bringing up the hat-trick at Newbury (6f). Fine fourth in the Wokingham since and he makes plenty of appeal back at Goodwood.
Hammer The Hammer (IRE)
Completed a hat-trick last spring at Chester and ended the season with solid efforts in Ayr Gold Cup/Coral Sprint Trophy. Shaped as if the run was needed after 7 months off (also had breathing operation) when well held at York in May but didn't improve upon that in the Wokingham (tongue tied).
Realign (FR)
Improved again following a gelding operation, successful at Haydock (6f) in September and all the better for his Newmarket reappearance with cheekpieces added when going in again at Carlisle (6f) in May. Seemingly had his limitations exposed when eighth in the Wokingham last time, though.
Flash Harry
Low-mileage 4-y-o who justified good support when landing small field C&D event last August. Had softer ground as an excuse in the Ayr Gold Cup on final start but failed to come on for his return when mid-field in the Wokingham last time.
Berkshire Whisper (IRE)
Completed a hat-trick at Newcastle last spring. Quite lightly raced since but has shaped fairly well on all 3 starts this season, keeping on when badly hampered late in a handicap won by Far Above Dream at Newbury 77 days ago. Big-field scenario should suit.
Candy
Went with plenty of enthusiasm when an impressive winner of a strong Ayr Silver Cup (6f, soft) last September. Reportedly bled when last in the Wokingham and suffered a tack issue here earlier in the week, so still has a bit to prove.
Ferrous (IRE)
A 3-time 6f winner in 2025. Yet to score this season but largely running well, edged out only on the post when second of 7 in handicap at Hamilton (6f, good to firm) 15 days ago. Goes from unchanged mark now.
King Of Light
Doubled his tally for current yard with clear-cut success in a competitive event at Windsor (6f) last month. Respectable seventh of 13 in handicap at Ascot (5f, good to firm) 7 days ago but probably needs bit more here under a penalty.
Dark Thirty (IRE)
Took a big-field handicap at the York Dante meeting (6f, good to soft) in May and back to winning ways at Chester (6f, good to firm) last month. Clear of the remainder when ½-length second of 20 to Sondad (pairf clear) in handicap at the Curragh (6.3f, good to firm, 11/2) 14 days ago. Big player.
Evening Saigon (IRE)
Low-mileage 4-y-o who impressed when making a winning return at Newcastle (6f) in April and further progress when finishing a neck second behind Far Above Dream here next time. Looked more professional with headgear applied when a creditable seventh in the Wokingham last month and not dismissed.
Gold Star Hero (IRE)
Has improved this year, completing an all-weather hat-trick at Wolverhampton (5f) in April. May have found the test too much when 3¼ lengths fifth of 15 to Sondad in handicap at Epsom (6f, soft) since and this assignment will demand even more.
Toca Madera (IRE)
Capitalised on a reduced mark when recording an easy success at Doncaster in July. Back to form under a more patient ride than usual when fourth of 23 in handicap at this course (5f, good to firm, 11/1) 4 days ago but hard to see him getting seriously involved without improvement here.

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