Placing in the top five in 93% of her races, CIRCE is looking to land her 4th win of her 2025 campaign and looks open to further improvement with Ryan Moore riding today. 

Six places are up for grabs in the Steward’s Cup today, and with Circe producing career-best form, she’s the perfect candidate to run well at an appealing price. Finishing inside the top five in all six appearances this season, and given she has won three of her four latest outings, she’s a filly with an upwards trajectory. 

Winning comfortably when staying on well to beat Rebel Path by two lengths at Newmarket last month, Circe has been handed a 6lb rise on the back of this, but given the progressive nature she is showing, she looks likely to remain competitive with this rise. A positive appointment in Ryan Moore, who is riding for  

The second time after winning at Newmarket in May, the duo hold strong claims to do well in this and can’t be overlooked.

Placing inside the top four in 78% of his races, STRESSFREE has been consistent as ever this season and is still looking feasibly treated off this mark on his first appearance at Goodwood. 

Sporting a big price in today’s affair, Stressfree needs to enter calculations given his consistent nature,  especially with four places on offer. Finishing in the top four in six of his eight appearances this season, landing wins at Musselburgh and Haydock along the way, he is only 4lb higher than his latest victory at Haydock in May, and given he acts on all types of ground, a bold showing is expected today. 

Preferring to race held up at the rear of the field, he made strong headway when racing out wide at Haydock in May over a shorter 1m4f trip, and this step up to 1m6f looks likely to suit today. Not getting a clear route through last month when finishing 5th, he will be looking to bounce back today with Paul Mulrennan in the saddle for the first time.

Placing in the top five in 93% of her races, CIRCE is looking to land her 4th win of her 2025 campaign and looks open to further improvement with Ryan Moore riding today. 

Six places are up for grabs in the Steward’s Cup today, and with Circe producing career-best form, she’s the perfect candidate to run well at an appealing price. Finishing inside the top five in all six appearances this season, and given she has won three of her four latest outings, she’s a filly with an upwards trajectory. 

Winning comfortably when staying on well to beat Rebel Path by two lengths at Newmarket last month, Circe has been handed a 6lb rise on the back of this, but given the progressive nature she is showing, she looks likely to remain competitive with this rise. A positive appointment in Ryan Moore, who is riding for  

The second time after winning at Newmarket in May, the duo hold strong claims to do well in this and can’t be overlooked.

Finishing in the top four in 80% of his races, BOYFRIEND has looked solid this year on his return from a year off the track and looks a promising figure to be challenging in this.  

Returning to racing in May after a lengthy absence, Boyfriend was narrowly beaten by a head by My Cloud at Newbury, who has continued his upwards trajectory when landing a four-timer at Ascot in June. Strong form from Boyfriend on his return to racing, and following up on this performance, it didn’t take him long to find the winners' enclosure. 

Scoring at Nottingham next time out, he was slowly away, but after running on well in the latter stages, he was always holding 2nd place. A close 4th at Newmarket last month, and given he is stepping up slightly in trip today, this is seen as a positive given his tendency to break slowly and finish powerfully.