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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
15:45 Goodwood Sat 1 Aug 7f Mdn Stks
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 130
14 selections 933.3%33.2%

1

(11)

Al Wathba

William Buick

6

(12)

Leadlight

D. B. McMonagle

10

(10)

Regency Royal

Callum Hutchinson

3

(3)

Charted Course

Jamie Spencer

12

(14)

Speakers Corner

Ryan Moore

9

(2)

Rafes Da Man

Pat Dobbs

8

(8)

Market Leader

James Doyle

7

(9)

Magi Melchior

Sean Levey

11

(5)

Rupert The Brave

Tom Marquand

14

(1)

Walkin On The Moon

Saffie Osborne

4

(7)

Dontworryaboutme

Jason Watson

5

(6)

Howzatt

Luke Morris

13

(4)

Speyside

David Probert

2

(13)

Bundaberg

David Egan

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Al Wathba (FR)

  2. Speakers Corner (IRE)

  3. Charted Course

Timeform View

AL WATHBA's promising debut second was well advertised here earlier in the week, and he's fancied to land this valuable maiden. There's surely a bigger performance to come from Speakers Corner, provided he can overcome the widest stall, while the Wathnan Racing pair Chartered Course and Market Leader also make plenty of appeal in a field stacked with interesting types.

Timeform Comments

Al Wathba (FR)
Scopey €900,000 Wootton Bassett colt. Wasn't knocked about when 1½-length second behind more experienced Haffner (since runner-up in Group 2 here on Tuesday) at Newmarket on debut. Looks a useful prospect (entered in Group 1 National Stakes next month) and has excellent claims to go one better.
Bundaberg (IRE)
Foaled April 2. 45,000 gns yearling, Australia colt. Dam German maiden half-sister to smart winner up to 1¼m Elle Shadow out of smart 1m-11f winner Elle Danzig. Makes some pedigree appeal but we'll probably see the best of him over further.
Charted Course
450,000 gns breeze-up purchase. Showed plenty to work on when runner-up at Haydock on debut. Subsequent 4¼ lengths tenth in Windsor Castle was a very creditable effort considering his unfavoured track position. Makes plenty of appeal up in trip, even though James Doyle looks elsewhere this time.
Dontworryaboutme (IRE)
Foaled February 23. Awtaad colt. Dam unraced, half-sister to several winners, including Oaks winner Qualify (2-y-o 7f winner) and smart 2-y-o 7f winner Shogun (both by Fastnet Rock). Has been pitched into the deep end on racecourse bow.
Howzatt
Foaled February 21. Zoustar colt. Half-brother to numerous winners, including very smart winner up to 7f James Garfield (2-y-o 6f winner) and useful winner up to 1m (including at 2) The Shrew. Dam 2-y-o 6f/7f winner. Owners have had plenty of success with this family. Needs a close look.
Leadlight (IRE)
Saxon Warrior colt who finished fourth in a barrier trial. Still looked in need of the experience when 1½ lengths fourth in fairly useful race on debut at Leopardstown (7f), doing his best work at the finish. Will improve for excellent yard, but does have a sharper track/wide draw to contend with.
Magi Melchior
Finished ahead of a subsequent (fairly useful) winner when fourth in 6f Newbury novice (firm) on debut. Probably better than he showed when filling the same position at Windsor following a quick turnaround. Still likely to fall short in a hot maiden, though.
Market Leader (IRE)
Blue Point colt who cost €450,000 at the breeze-ups. He was a warm order when held back by inexperience on debut at Windsor (6f), staying on to finish 4 lengths third under hands-and-heels. He'll improve stepping up to 7f, perhaps significantly given the jockey bookings/his lofty entries.
Rafe's Da Man
Good-looking son of Ghaiyyath. Again travelled strongly when beaten just under 1½ lengths at Newbury on third career start. Type to benefit from plenty of cover around a tight track (stall 2 should suit), and further improvement could see him in the hunt for the places.
Regency Royal (GER)
Shaped very well from a poor position when 1¾ lengths second of 12 on debut at Chester (6f). The bare form (winner well held next time) looks some way off what's required, for all he's sure to improve now tackling 7f.
Rupert The Brave (IRE)
Foaled January 24. €38,000 foal, 70,000 gns yearling, Phoenix of Spain colt. Half-brother to 5f-6.3f (including at 2 yrs) winner Rush Queen. Dam unraced. At least warrants a market check for yard whose juveniles are in good nick (had Group 2 winner here on Tuesday).
Speakers Corner (IRE)
Promising first effort when considerately-handled fourth (beaten 3 lengths) of 6 at the Curragh (7f). Improvement expected given his excellent pedigree/multiple Group entries. He's a serious player for last year's winning connections, for all stall 14 does him no favours.
Speyside
Foaled April 10. Blue Point colt. Closely related to useful winner up to 11f Wolf of Badenoch (2-y-o 7f winner). Half-brother to useful 2-y-o 7.6f winner Lion of Alba. Dam, 13f winner, half-sister to smart 1½m winner Even So. Likely type on paper, though faces some good prospects with experience.
Walkin On The Moon (IRE)
First off the bridle when beaten over 6 lengths at Newmarket (7f) on debut. No surprise to see an improved performance from a handy draw, though still likely to be vulnerable against better-calibre opposition.

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