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Here are today's Ladbrokes Goodwood tips
14:10 Goodwood
La De Two was impressive at York but with doubts over the track we will just side with REDWOOD ahead of Duncan and Cavalryman.
Barry Hills has his runners in fair form and this High Chaparral colt displayed his well-being with a fine second to Sans Frontieres at Newmarket in the Princess Of Wales's Stakes. His previous form with Harbinger has obviously been franked handsomely and a bold bid is anticipated. Cavalryman takes a marked drop in grade having finished last in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot. His third to Sea The Stars in the Arc stands him apart but his form this year has not been so strong and he is taken on despite dropping in class. Sri Putra ran a blinder when second to Twice Over in the Eclipse at Sandown and he should run well despite his penalty, whilst Duncan got to within four lengths of Harbinger in the Hardwicke Stakes and that effort puts him high on the shortlist. However it is disappointing that he hasn't been able to convert other easier opportunities since winning a Listed race at Ascot last May and therefore he is reluctantly passed over. Golden Sword was fifth in the 2009 Derby but his three runs in Meydan over the winter didn't really suggest that he has trained on and he needs to improve on this first start for Jane Chapple-Hyam. Kingdom Of Fife probably lacks the class to win this, La De Two is progressive but Emerging Artist didn't really frank his York form earlier in the week and he is yet to face a track anything like this, whilst Manighar drops in trip but steps up in grade. Whispering Gallery and Traffic Guard are both opposable on their recent Listed form and therefore we are happy to side with Redwood as the nomination.
14:45 Goodwood
Hamoody must be respected if turned out again but preference is for VICTOIRE DE LYPHAR; Aye Aye Digby, Bagamoyo and Pastoral Player are three others to consider in a wide open Stewards Cup consolation race.
Dandy Nicholls has won this race four times in the last decade and his progressive gelding looks to have solid claims of landing a hat-trick of his own. He's up 7lbs following a ready York success, one that came on the back of a similarly efficient Doncaster performance, and appears versatile with regards ground. With a draw of 18 likely to prove helpful he can come home on front. Hamoody has a high draw as he bids to win again stepped up in trip, following a fast-finishing victory on Thursday. This is tougher although the extra furlong will help and he clearly enjoys it here. In all likelihood though a bigger threat may be Aye Aye Digby, a horse whose course and distance record reads 1-4-3. He's slipping to a nice mark and may have a good draw in 27 although time will tell and providing the ground doesn't get too quick he's a threat to all along with Bagamoyo. James Fanshawe's colt has form at Epsom which bodes well for his ability to act here and ran a fine race when second at the July meeting; he's off the same mark here and as an unexposed sort could well go close. Pastoral Player was behind him in 10th at Newmarket but he missed the break and did supremely well to get as close as he did. He's always been highly regarded and seems to have settled down a bit since being gelded, so if his draw isn't a hindrance watch out for a strong late challenge. Olynard isn't discounted under a penalty incurred for a rather taking Chester success as he's still well enough treated and showed that day he doesn't need to run at Windsor to contend, Tiddliwinks made eye-catching late headway behind Hawkeyethenoo just under a week ago but may have traffic problems if similarly outpaced early from stall 1, while Sunrise Safari is drawn in the centre and is back down to his latest winning mark, although predicting this horse is impossible. Lowdown has sound claims on his Hamilton win but has flopped since, Ghostwing is handicapped to beat him but that was in a first-time visor and he hasn't reproduced the effort since, Crimea ran well behind Hamoody yesterday but is a real 5f specialist and Oldjoesaid is handicapped to win but isn't running like a horse about to. As you'd expect this is tight but it should at least serve to give us an indication as to the draw bias ahead of Saturday's feature, however Victoire De Lyphar is progressing well and may be good enough.
15:25 Goodwood
Only once in the last decade has this race gone to a horse drawn lower than 16, so we're going to side with SEA LORD to beat Invisible Man and Oasis Dancer; Marajaa is considered while Irish Heartbeat may fare best of those seemingly hampered by their pitches.
Mark Johnston landed this last year with Laa Rayb - ironically the horse to defy our opening statistic - and his Sea Lord has maintained a progressive profile this term. At Newmarket he was given a fine front-running ride to account for First Cat who has since taken third and with Wednesday winner Dance East held into third the form looks solid. Up just 3lbs and drawn to attack once more, he can get the better of Invisible Man. Godolphin's Royal Hunt Cup winner is 6lbs higher but as a winner of four of his 12 starts could still be capable of progressing and the horse he beat last time ran with credit in the Lennox Stakes earlier this week. Like our selection Oasis Dancer carries a penalty for winning last time but that form is nothing to get carried away with and he's mainly of interest on account of his second to Workforce here last year, combined with what should prove a fine draw. Marajaa isn't ruled out from 15 as he won at the meeting last term and ran a fine race when fourth at Newmarket recently, while this could also have been his target. Irish Heartbeat appeals as the type to win a decent handicap over this trip and is surely better than he showed over six last time when taken off his feet. Any ease in the ground would help Richard Fahey's charge who is just preferred to Ransom Note of those drawn low. The latter is well-regarded and won in the manner of a potential Group horse at Royal Ascot but is entered to run on Thursday and therefore must count as a doubtful runner if taking up that initial engagement. Spectait is 3lbs lower than when landing this race in 2006 but he's tried in blinkers after some awful displays this term, so a bigger threat could well be Acrostic. Luca Cumani's charge has a bit to find with Invisible Man on Hunt Cup form but ran well at Sandown last time and has experience in this type of race. Beauchamp Xerxes beat Vitznau here in May, Aspectus hasn't been with current connections long and could improve while Tartan Gunna, disappointing here on Tuesday, is tried in a visor now and could bounce-back. A typically competitive renewal of this contest but history helps us to focus in on the high-drawn runners, pick of whom could well be Sea Lord.
16:00 Goodwood
LIBRANNO can give Richard Hannon a hat-trick in this race by beating Roayh; Marine Commando and The Long Game may prove best of the rest.
Our pick defied odds of 25/1 to make a winning debut at Newmarket before following up with a win in the Group Two July Stakes at the same venue, for which he carries a 3lb penalty here. Once more he was relatively unfancied but made all to score and with the Coventry and Norfolk Stakes winners' in behind that form makes him tough to beat. Our concern would be that he's evidently not shown much at home but Richard Hannon could've sent any number of other horses here so that he relies on Libranno is good enough for us. Roayh is held by our selection on a line through Coventry winner Elzaam but is probably better than he showed at Newmarket when behind another of Hannon's, especially as the watered ground may've been against him. His experience may prove too much for Marine Commando, an unbeaten Northern raider whose Windsor Castle winning form has taken knocks. That said, fourth-placed Stone Of Folca did run well here on Tuesday and he's capable of better. Similar comments apply to The Long Game, whose Ascot maiden win doesn't amount to much but who remains a horse of immense potential. He's got entries in races such as the Gimcrack and Champagne Stakes to indicate connections feel he can continue to progress and he may do so to hold The Paddyman, ready winner of a very ordinary Yarmouth maiden. More of a threat could well come from Satin Love with Mark Johnston's juveniles coming into form; he was impressive at Hamilton and the third horse has won since. All six have claims of sorts in the 2010 renewal of the Richmond Stakes but Richard Hannon's record along with the obvious form claims of his sole representative combines to make Libranno the percentage call.
16:35 Goodwood
In the last three years it's paid to focus on the head of the weights in this contest and we'll do so by selecting ROYAL EXCHANGE to provide Richard Hannon with yet another juvenile winner at the expense of Memen and Diamond Geezah.
Our selection finished ahead of Paul Cole's runner Memen when the pair made their debuts at Newbury in the spring. He then disappointed odds-on backers at Haydock before getting off the mark at Salisbury, in the process suggesting this step up to 7f would suit. Memen can't be ruled out having progressed since as he was undeniably impressive at Newmarket last time. However, this has the look of a more competitive event and he's 10lbs higher, while on that Newbury form he shouldn't be able to give Royal Exchange weight and a beating. Diamond Geezah caught the eye in the Brockelsby on his first start back in March but then proved disappointing, until finally off the mark at Ayr recently. That will have done him good and this Barry Hills-trained individual has always been well regarded. Major Conquest beat a subsequent winner trained by Hannon when losing his maiden tag and then did well to win a warm-looking nursery at Ascot. He's had his rating adjusted to the tune of 5lbs here but can't be discounted with further progress likely, especially as he's the only one of these with experience of the track having gone close in a good maiden here earlier on this term. Ryan Moore's booking aboard Silence Is Bliss is interesting and this horse wasn't beaten far in the Super Sprint but he had very little weight and will need to improve, stablemate Sir Lunchalott will relish the step up in distance but looks to lack a touch of class while Philharmonic Hall races from out of the weights. Mick Channon saddles three in his bid to land the race but the pick, Alfraamsey, will struggle to beat Memen and Royal Exchange on these terms on a line through Klammer, and it's the Hannon horse for us once more.
17:15 Goodwood
Tabassum may yet prove up to this level but we're happy to take her on with JACQUELINE QUEST; Golden Stream and Puff are just about the pick of the rest in a race possibly lacking depth.
With eight of the last 10 winners of this having been provided by the classic generation our inclination is to look towards the three-year-olds and Jacqueline Quest stands out, both on her demoted Guineas second and a fine third in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot. Clearly a filly who has improved with time, she deserves to underline her progression with a victory and has been found a fine opportunity. Tabassum was well held behind our selection at Ascot and those expecting improvement - it was after all her first start in 244 days - might be advised to heed the words of connections, who were keen to point out that this filly lacks a bit of scope and isn't sure to have made the transition from two to three. This will tell us more, but that combined with the slightly dubious form of the yard is enough for us to look elsewhere. The latter concern applies also to her stable companion Golden Stream, who has the assistance of Ryan Moore in the plate. Over this trip her record reads 1-1-10-1-2, but it has to be a concern that the 10th placed finish came in this last year on her sole visit to Goodwood. The other defeat came behind Pyrrha at Lingfield earlier this term and Chris Wall's runner has only suffered defeat once over this distance herself, but she's conceding 3lbs to Golden Stream here and was possibly fortunate to beat her that day. Both are four-year-olds anyway so perhaps Puff can take their measure by going close. Ralph Beckett's filly was too keen to do herself justice in the Coronation Stakes and would be a threat on her Fred Darling win despite the fact that form hasn't quite worked out as might've been hoped. Mistic Magic has plenty to find with Puff and looks set to be outclassed while last year's winner Summer Fete will do well to win this after a 327-day absence, especially with ground conditions set to be on the fast side for her. Jacqueline Quest is a shade better than this grade and is taken to demonstrate that belief by taking home top honours.
17:45 Goodwood
In a tough close to proceedings PERFECT BLOSSOM just gets the call to beat Kingsgate Choice, Little Garcon and Rule Of Nature.
Kevin Ryan's filly is 8lbs higher than when winning at Epsom and this is a more competitive race, but she's got bags of pace and clearly enjoys racing on particularly fast tracks. It's hard to predict the impact of the draw but she should be able to grab the rail from six and Amy Ryan continues to impress in the saddle. Kingsgate Choice isn't without claims now reunited with Robert Winston, despite concerns over his most recent effort. There seems to be no obvious excuse for that Newmarket run but a return to five furlongs should help and the impression he'd created before than reversal was one of a progressive sprinter worth following; indeed today's rider had marked him down as a future Group race contender. Little Garcon pulled clear of the third when second to Bated Breath last time and there doesn't appear anything of that one's profile here so off the same mark he should run a big race, especially as a horse who travels powerfully; he's marginally more appealing than Rule Of Nature, who has disappointed backers but in fairness her form stacks up. Sir Michael Stoute's filly tries five furlongs for the first time though and while there's speed in her pedigree she's hardly looked to be crying out for a speed-test like this and is reluctantly passed over. Tawaabb has smart juvenile form in the book and confirmed there are races in him with a fine effort after missing the break behind Diamond Johnny G at Chester. With a 2lb turnaround he's expected to reverse that form if stall 15 doesn't prove too problematic. Goodwood Maestro aptly won his maiden here but hasn't suggested he's up to taking a handicap like this since, Ignatieff has could go well if the rail proves the place to be but was readily held behind Kingsgate Choice earlier on this term while Archers Road is fast and went well in the Molecomb here in 2009 but perhaps he's got more weight that he deserves. This has the look of a very complex end to the card but Perfect Blossom could take some reeling in.