'He's in mint condition' - trainers reveal best chances for Goodwood and Galway
Who do they really fancy for Goodwood and Galway? Connections reveal their best chances at two the summer's biggest betting meetings
Goodwood
Mick Appleby, trainer
Raaselwill go for the King George [on Friday], but we will have about four or five horses going to the festival. Raasel would probably be my best one for the week, but Annaf has a good chance in Saturday's Stewards' Cup providing he gets a good draw.
Michael Bell, trainer
Adjuvantwon nicely at the July meeting and it would be nice to see him win because not many horses can do it at both festivals, so he is in the mix. As things stand, he would be my best chance [in Wednesday's 1m3f handicap], but we haven’t seen the other entries yet.
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