UK Horse Racing Tips: Goodwood

Everything points to a massive run from ELECTRIC LADYLAND, who was successful over course and distance three starts ago and produced a career-best performance when winning at Windsor last time. A 5lb rise is fair and she gets the nod. Caspian Queen has run well on both previous visits here, including when a short head behind the selection last month, and she warrants plenty of respect equipped with first-time cheekpieces. Spanish Angel, third in the aforementioned Windsor contest, also boasts solid course form and has recorded both of his wins to date under this rider.
Prediction : 1st Electric Ladyland 2nd Caspian Queen 3rd Spanish Angel

ZABEEL CHAMPION has won his last two for Mark Johnston and could take some stopping once more now under the guidance of Ryan Moore for the first time. The three-year-old has an 8lb rise to deal with, but looks typically uncomplicated and could get an easy lead. Starcat has always been held in high regard by Hughie Morrison and should enjoy this step up in trip, while similar sentiments apply to Magnetised, who was just touched off at Thirsk.
Prediction : 1st Zabeel Champion 2nd Starcat 3rd Magnetised

YAZAMAN has found just the high-class Tactical too good at both Royal Ascot and in the Group 2 July Stakes at Newmarket last time. The Kodiac colt is now backed to get his moment in the spotlight with the William Haggas team flying. Qaader was fourth in the aforementioned Newmarket event and finished best of those in this who took part in the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot. He is likely to be thereabouts for a yard which does well at this meeting, while Admiral Nelson, a disappointing Coventry Stakes favourite, won well at the Curragh before that and could bounce back.
Prediction : 1st Yazaman 2nd Qaader 3rd Admiral Nelson

Subjectivist enjoyed the run of the race when landing Listed honours at Hamilton last time but repeating those tactics in a field containing several Derby protagonists will not be an easy task. Khalifa Sat finished ahead of ENGLISH KING (fifth) and Mogul (sixth) when runner-up at Epsom but was better positioned than both of those rivals throughout in what turned into a tactically messy race. Ed Walker's charge finished well in the closing stages that day and it is unlikely Frankie Dettori will be caught by surprise by the pacesetter here too.
Prediction : 1st English King 2nd Mogul 3rd Khalifa Sat

Magic Wand stayed on past last year's winner of this, Deirdre, when fourth in the Coral-Eclipse last time and could go well, but Ryan Moore has opted to ride FANCY BLUE instead. Donnacha O'Brien's filly has improved markedly this term, starting her season with a second-placed effort in the Irish 1,000 Guineas before landing the Prix De Diane when stepped up to this trip last time. She could strike for the Classic generation here. Nazeef was always doing enough to land the Falmouth last time and has every chance of seeing out the trip, which makes her a big player.
Prediction : 1st Fancy Blue 2nd Nazeef 3rd Magic Wand

WILLIAM BLIGH has done nothing but improve in three starts thus far and was mightily impressive when running away with a novice contest at Haydock last time. He's got a good attitude and looks straightforward, so it will be disappointing if he doesn't go very close on his handicap debut. Running Back has shaped encouragingly in both starts over 6f and is likely to improve for this step up in distance, while Codebook should run well for Mark Johnston, who has won three of the last six runnings of this contest.
Prediction : 1st William Bligh 2nd Running Back 3rd Codebook

This appears to be a wide-open contest and it is hard to rule any out, but the marginal preference is for TEODOLINA. Richard Hannon's filly finished well to fill third place on her debut over 6f at Newmarket three weeks ago and she could be hard to beat with that experience now under her belt. Dreams Unwind and Miss Chess have similar profiles to the selection and they are obvious threats, while 210,000gns purchase Spirit Of Bermuda and Zooma are arguably the pick of the newcomers.
Prediction : 1st Teodolina 2nd Dreams Unwind 3rd Miss Chess

DIFFERENT FACE only found Windsor Castle runner-up Tazaman too good on debut and looked suited by a sharp test when scoring at Lingfield on her second outing. She dominated that contest from start to finish and seems to have been saved for this. Winter Power was impressive in victory at Redcar on Monday and only has a 6lb penalty to contend with, while Golden Bear bumped into some smart types at Windsor last month and won't mind dropping to 5f.
Prediction : 1st Different Face 2nd Winter Power 3rd Golden Bear