UK Horse Racing Tips: Goodwood

A race won by subsequent Derby winner Masar two years ago, and CLAN ROYALE can add his name to the roll of honour. The son of Siyouni displayed a very good attitude when going down narrowly on his debut at Ascot and that experience could prove to be vital. Subutai is a half-brother to Angel's Hideaway, who won a Group 3 as a two-year-old last season, and he is arguably the pick of the newcomers, ahead of Wild Thunder and Buhturi.
Prediction : 1st Clan Royale 2nd Subutai 3rd Wild Thunder

GAME PLAYER built on his return effort at Newmarket with victory at Lingfield earlier in the month, and a 5lb rise in the handicap is unlikely to pose any issue for this consistent type. Love Dreams has been running with credit since returning from Dubai and is respected on his C&D second two outings ago, with Raucous and Zhui Feng others to note in a competitive event.
Prediction : 1st Game Player 2nd Love Dreams 3rd Raucous

HYANNA had Dono di Dio back in second when scoring over this trip at Salisbury and is expected to confirm the form, even though the latter has excellent claimer Cieren Fallon taking over in the saddle. Lightening Dance and White Chocolate both have winning course form to their name over 1m2f and can show up well for a long way, though the main danger may be Hulcote, a staying-on third over 1m2f at Doncaster in March.
Prediction : 1st Hyanna 2nd Dono di Dio 3rd Hulcote

SUCELLUS was the one to take from the race, despite finishing second at odds-on at Leicester last month, when conceding 7lb to a good prospect. John Gosden's colt has more to offer on just his second appearance on turf, and should relish conditions given the dry forecast. Wedding Blue is interesting on his handicap debut, while Al Mureib remains a maiden after seven starts but is unexposed on grass over this trip.
Prediction : 1st Sucellus 2nd Wedding Blue 3rd Al Mureib

SHAMBOLIC found leading Oaks contender Maqsad too strong for her at Newmarket on her return to action, but John Gosden's filly can go one better with faster ground in her favour. A couple of Aloe Vera's relatives have won at stakes level and she made a highly encouraging start to her career with success at Chepstow earlier in the month. She is respected along with Muchly, stable companion of the selection, and Grace And Danger.
Prediction : 1st Shambolic 2nd Aloe Vera 3rd Grace And Danger

CHARTERED displayed plenty of promise in both starts as a juvenile but her pedigree suggests that she should improve as a three-year-old. The step up in trip should also suit and the daughter of Frankel will take plenty of beating. Maamora is another with strong form claims following a pair of second-placed finishes, while Promissory and Terebellum are interesting newcomers from the John Gosden yard.
Prediction : 1st Chartered 2nd Maamora 3rd Terebellum

REAL ESTATE deserves plenty of respect having won two of his last four, including at Windsor last time under Cieren Fallon, and is only 2lb higher here. The four-year-old can prove too strong for Hic Bibi, who arrives on a three-timer after Chelmsford and Wetherby successes, and Born To Finish, who caught the eye when fourth on his stable debut/seasonal reappearance behind the selection.
Prediction : 1st Real Estate 2nd Hic Bibi 3rd Born To Finish