UK Horse Racing Tips: Goodwood

Quick Breath won on the all-weather at Kempton latest and is noted, as is fellow last-start scorer De Vegas Kid, who is up 3lb for that Brighton triumph and has put back-to-back wins together in the past. Elysium Dream wouldn't want much more rain but arrives in good nick, though SALT WHISTLE BAY is preferred as he has been knocking hard on the door of late and won't mind any give underfoot judged on his Lingfield second last month.
Prediction : 1st Salt Whistle Bay 2nd De Vegas Kid 3rd Elysium Dream

FLASH HENRY sets a decent standard on his two performances to date and he improved for the extra furlong when a head second at Leicester 11 days ago. On the evidence of those efforts, he could prove difficult to beat. Sovereign Beauty is a half-sister to recent Listed winner Maid In India and represents a leading stable, one more than capable of readying a newcomer, while Too Hard To Hold completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Flash Henry 2nd Sovereign Beauty 3rd Too Hard To Hold

LAAFY just found one too good at York in a competitive handicap 35 days ago and could return to winning ways for Sir Michael Stoute off just 2lb higher. The three-year-old is still learning his trade and seemingly handles varying ground conditions looking at his four career outings so far. Just Benjamin is on a hat-trick for William Haggas but faces tougher opponents now, while recent Chepstow scorer Brasca is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Laafy 2nd Just Benjamin 3rd Brasca

SAPA INCA can go from strength to strength after her breakthrough success at Newbury. The well-bred daughter of Galileo brings good juvenile form to the table and although it took her eight starts to get off the mark, it was hard to knock her consistency before that and there could be more to come. Sneaky Peek made it third time lucky at Redcar and must be respected on her handicap bow, while Lady of Shalott is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Sapa Inca 2nd Sneaky Peek 3rd Lady of Shalott

KODIAC PRIDE got off the mark on his return at Beverley when delivering on the promise of his debut performance at Lingfield last November. An opening mark of 83 appears very fair and the William Haggas stable couldn't be in better form at present. Reeves has been very consistent in handicaps this season and has to enter calculations once again, while the step up in distance could see Hawridge Storm take a step forward from his return to action.
Prediction : 1st Kodiac Pride 2nd Reeves 3rd Hawridge Storm

CAPE CAVALLI sets the standard on what he's shown over 1m 2f and 1m 4f to date and now granted this stiffer test, Simon Crisford's charge may be able to open his account at the fourth time of asking. Caravan Of Hope is bred to improve over middle distances and Make My Day could fare better now sporting first-time cheekpieces. Any money for Flat debutants Black Kalanisi and December Second, both of whom are NH winners, would also be notable.
Prediction : 1st Cape Cavalli 2nd Caravan Of Hope 3rd Make My Day