ITV Saturday Preview - Goodwood and Newmarket

The final day at Goodwood gets underway with the Stewards Sprint Handicap over six furlongs and this race is classed as a consolation for the horses that could not get into the Stewards Cup.

We have sided with Ballyquin in this one and the four year old has been in superb form this season running to a good standard in all his races but especially when on turf.

He has had two starts on turf this season and has finished second on both occasions which is strong form and his yard won this race last year which is a bonus.

The Newmarket card gets underway with the Listed Chalice Stakes and Bella Vita for trainer Eve Johnson Houghton is very hard to look past.

This three year old filly is the most progressive horse in the field winning four races in a row and has an overall record of four wins in just six runs.

She was stepped up to 1 mile 4 furlongs last time out at Ascot and handled it superbly and although this a big step up in class she looks like she will have enough to handle it.

The Qatar Summer Handicap over 1 mile 6 furlongs sees many familiar stayers go to post and Simon Crisford's Outbox looks a big improver.

As a three year old this gelding was unbeaten winning all three of his races in good style with the majority of them over 1 mile 4 furlongs.

This season he has not been quiet as good finishing second on debut over in France in a Listed contest that he should of won and then sixth of 17 in the bet365 Trophy at Newmarket.

He ran to a much better standard that day and looks like he will come on for that and this son of Frankel still holds plenty of potential.

The Fillies Nursery Handicap over six furlongs looks a competitive juvenile contest and Three coins for trainer Richard Fahey is a very interesting prospect.

This youngster has only raced three times in his career but looks to now be getting the hang of things and being upped to six furlongs for the first time on Saturday should work in his favour.

This will be a step up for the two year old having his Nursery debut after getting a win on debut and a second on his latest start he has confidence going into this one.

The big Group 2 of the day is the Lillie Langtry Stakes for Fillies and Mares over 1 mile 6 furlongs and we have gone for the Aidan O'Brien trained South Sea Pearl.

She is the best chance from the Ballydoyle yard as O'Brien runs three in the race and this filly who scored superbly last time out at Leopardstown when taking a Listed contest over this trip today.

She stayed on strongly under a great ride from Ryan Moore and with the same partnership at it again in a quick turn around for the three year old she has to be taken seriously.

The race that is seen to be the most competitive across the whole five day meeting is the Stewards Cup and the Charles Hills trained Khaadem is our fancy.

This three year old has very low mileage racing six times in his career winning three of them and placing in another two showing how consistent he is.

This season he has not been as good as his juvenile career but his latest second in the Group 3 Hackwood Stakes shows he still retains his potential and is a smart colt.