ITV will broadcast five live races from the second day of Glorious Goodwood, with the feature seeing Bow Echo take on his elders for the first time in the Group One Sussex Stakes.
We have gone through all televised races from day two of Glorious Goodwood on Wednesday, picking out ITV horse racing tips, and an accumulator for ITV racing.
A handicap over a mile and four kicks off day two of Glorious Goodwood. Infraad should be capable of building on the promise shown at Chester last time when making eye-catching headway to finish third after getting out of the stalls slowly.
The William Haggas runner has won once from three starts this season, and has avoided a hike at the weights to remain on a competitive weight. Tom Marquand has been booked to ride.
The in-form Andrew Balding yard is represented by Fast Track in the Fillies’ Conditions Stakes. Headgear had the desired impact last time out, as the filly got off the mark on her fourth start to beat Kokumi by seven lengths.
She smoothly went through that race, and should be primed for another strong run with Oisin Murphy booked to take the ride.
Next up is the Group Three Oak Tree Stakes, where Flora Of Bermuda will head the betting. However, Zanthos could be primed for a big run with first-time headgear applied.
Simon & Ed Crisford have an excellent record at this meeting, and the selection should be primed for a big effort after finding six furlongs too sharp in the Group One Commonwealth Cup.
Has winning form over seven furlongs after landing two wins at Newmarket as a juvenile last season. Oisin Murphy retains the faith.
Juveniles will be in action in the Group Three Molecomb Stakes on Wednesday. Adonius looks like the value play based on the prices for the Rebecca Menzies yard.
He is unbeaten in three starts under rules, taking his form to the next level when achieving a career-best RPR to beat Hickory Lad by a length at Chester at the start of May.
Looks capable on all ground, and Kaiya Fraser has been aboard for all of the selection’s wins to this point.
The feature on Day Two is the Group One Sussex Stakes. It is incredibly hard to overlook George Boughey-trained Bow Echo, who takes on his elders for the first time this week.
He has been the outstanding three-year-old this season, having bested the re-opposing Gstaad in the Group One 2,000 Guineas and Group One St. James’s Palace Stakes.
Gets weight from the older horses, and is the top-rated runner in this field.
