Horse racing tips: A 25-1 Glorious Goodwood outsider who looks very dangerous after a break
FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: A 25-1 Glorious Goodwood outsider who looks very dangerous after a break
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SUN Racing takes on day one of Glorious Goodwood certain of finding a winner or two at some big prices.
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LONGSHOT
SHADOW DANCE (1.20 Goodwood)
He put in some smart efforts last season including when touched off in the Mallard over this trip. He can figure after a long break.
EACH-WAY THIEF
DO OR DO NOT (1.55 Goodwood)
He was beaten just a length in the July Cup at Newmarket and should enjoy this extra furlong.
SHAGRAAN (3.45 Goodwood)
He went close in hot company at Sandown last time out and should be on the premises again.
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