Goodwood and Galway latest: going eases to soft at Goodwood

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Going update: soft

The going is now soft for the final day of Glorious Goodwood after more rain on Friday and Saturday eased conditions.

On Saturday morning the going was changed to good to soft, from good to soft, good in places, but following the first race of the afternoon the official description was changed again.

Updated at 1.30pm

Market Movers

Support has come for Fresh, who heads the betting for the Unibet Stewards' Cup (3.40). The James Fanshawe-trained runner lost out by a neck to Rohaan in the Wokingham Stakes and has been backed in to 11-2 (from 6). Ejtilaab and Bielsa have also received support with both backed in from 14-1, with Ejtilaab now at 9-1 and Bielsa at 10-1.

Wonderful Tonight maintains favouritism for the Qatar Lillie Langtry Stakes (3.05) at 4-6, while Irish Oaks runner-up Divinely is now 7-1 (from 8) for Aidan O'Brien.

Confidence is behind Aaddeey for the Summer Handicap (2.30), with his odds shortening at the top of the betting to 4-1 (from 7).

1.20
Farasi Lane 9-2 (from 8)

1.55
Bickerstaffe 11-2 (from 9)

2.30
Aaddeey 4-1 (from 7)

3.05
Divinely 7-1 (from 8)
Tribal Craft 18-1 (from 14)

3.40
Fresh 11-2 (from 6)
Ejtilaab 9-1 (from 14)
Bielsa 10-1 (from 14)

4.45
Rebel Territory 10-3 (from 9-2)
Overwrite 6-1 (from 11)

Updated at 11.30am

Non-runners

There are currently 17 non-runners for the final day of Glorious Goodwood, with 11 due to the ground, while 14 runners are out on the penultimate day of the Galway festival.

Goodwood

1.20
Quintillus (going), Spirit Of Bermuda (going)

1.55
Kimifive (abscess), Royal Scimitar (going), Open Wide (going)

2.30
Boss Power (going), Bodyline (going)

3.05
Traisha (in season)

3.40
Chil Chil (going), Zargun (not eaten up)

4.10
Cabrakan (going), Splendent (girth gall), Holiday (going)

4.45
Dingle (sore), You're Hired (going), Hundred Isles (bruised foot), Dream With Me (going)

Galway

1.25
Handel (off feed), No Hassle (stone bruise), Arctician (going), Fascinating Secret (going)

2.00
Starting Monday (going), Theophile (in season), Thefaithfulindian (going)

2.35
Jo March (temperature)

3.13
Hardly Useless (in season)

4.20
Bolivar (going), In Favour (injury)

4.50
Bynx (going), Katzoff (going), Social Distance (going)

Updated at 12.30pm

Galway festival latest

The Michael Mulvany-trained In From The Cold heads the betting for the feature Galway Shopping Centre Handicap (4.20) at odds of 5-1 (from 8) ahead of No Say Ever at 13-2 (from 10). Despite vying for favouritism this morning, Iowa has drifted in the market to 8-1 (from 6). Support is also coming in for Morph Speed, who has been backed into 9-1 (from 16) for the 1m4f race.

The going at Galway is good following a dry day on Friday and no rain overnight, with conditions expected to continue for the final two days of the festival.

Updated at 1pm

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Saturday's race previews:

1.55 Goodwood: 'There's some very well-handicapped horses' – key quotes for Stewards' Sprint

2.10 Newmarket: could the Super Sprint form bear fruit in finely balanced contest?

2.30 Goodwood: are we ready for another Menuisier gamble? Nuits St Georges bids for a hat-trick

3.05 Goodwood: Tom Collins searches for value behind red-hot favourite Wonderful Tonight

3.40 Goodwood: 'I've seen tougher Stewards' Cups' – trainer thoughts on the day's big handicap

3.40 Goodwood: 'How to use bookies' generosity against them' – essential Stewards' Cup advice (Members' Club)

2.00 Galway: can improver Celtic Crown overcome her wide draw in ultra-competitive handicap?

4.20 Galway: Willie Mullins relies on Baby Zeus to extend superb run in €100,000 handicap