Jim Crowley: “Enbihaar is my best chance of a winner today”

There are two three-year-olds in the race getting the weight this time around, but on what we’ve seen so far neither seem superstars, while my mare will love this fast ground and this 1m 6f trip.

Last time at Newmarket she just got stuck in the mud, and that was over two furlongs shorter than here, and while Manuela De Vega has won her two starts this season, she will need to have improved a lot to turnaround last year’s defeat to us.

Goodwood 15.35 – Tinto 

Tinto has some solid form to his name, winning at Newmarket four runs ago, and finishing a decent third behind A’Ali in the Coral Charge two runs ago.

He was disappointing at Newbury last time, so needs to bounce back from that, but on the whole he’s a consistent sort who could run well at a big price here. His draw of eight is fine, and with that group form to his name, he’s not without a chance.

Goodwood 16.10 – Fleeting Prince

Fleeting Prince is obviously held in fairly high regard by connections as he’s been quite highly tried so far, and that is reflected in his mark for this race, as we’re off top weight here. However, if he appreciates the drop in class he could be competitive here.

Goodwood 16.40 – Tasfeeq

My final ride of this year’s Glorious Goodwood is on Tasfeeq for the boss.

I’ve not sat on him at home, but I’ve heard nothing but good reports about him so is a horse I’m looking forward to getting on.

There are a few in here with racecourse experience, which can make a difference, but Marcus Tregoning and I teamed up with Mohaather for such a great day on Wednesday, and it would be great to end the week on a high for Sheikh Hamdan.

Jim