Harry Wilson's Goodwood races tips after four winners

Harry Wilson returns with tips for every race on day one of the Goodwood races at Glorious Goodwood on Tuesday, after landing winners at 4-1, 7-2, 100-30 and 11-8 on Saturday. His eight selections run from the Coral Chesterfield Cup through the closing fillies' handicap. Those picks, published by the Racing Post on 28 July 2026, sit alongside rival views from Racing TV and Sporting Life for the same card.

Key Takeaways

• Harry Wilson tipped winners at 4-1, 7-2, 100-30 and 11-8 on Saturday and now covers all eight races on Glorious Goodwood day one.
• His nap-style card runs from Diego El Queso in the 1.50 through Gold Digger in the 5.55 fillies' handicap.
• Dave Nevison prefers longer-priced alternatives in three of those races, including a 25-1 shot.
• Timeform's Tuesday view backs Al Hudaiba in the Vintage Stakes and leans toward Lake Forest and Scandinavia in the Group contests.

Following form and published selections is one way readers of wealth hacks and passive income content track risk, bankroll discipline and information edges. This round-up sticks to what tipsters and Timeform have already put on the record.

What are Harry Wilson's tips for every Goodwood race?

According to the Racing Post Cracking The Puzzle column, Wilson advises on all eight races on Tuesday's Goodwood card.

In the 1.50 Coral Chesterfield Cup Handicap over 1m2f, he sides with Diego El Queso. Wilson notes the horse has raised his Racing Post Rating with each start this year, won with a bit in hand at Leopardstown in April, looked a touch unlucky back there this month, and remains open to improvement off 2lb higher. Colin Keane rides for G M Lyons.

For the 2.25 Coral Vintage Stakes (Group 2) over 7f, Wilson tips Al Hudaiba. He was too good for Mrair on debut at Newmarket, then looked even better stepping up in trip when landing the Superlative despite quirks. Wilson calls him one of the most exciting juveniles around and says he can defy a penalty. William Buick rides for Charlie Appleby.

In the 3.00 HKJC World Pool Lennox Stakes (Group 2) over 7f, the selection is Witness Stand. He beat Lake Forest in this race last year, bounced back after wind surgery when second in a Group 3 at Epsom last month, and should go well back at this track after excuses at Chester. Kieran Shoemark rides for Dr Richard Newland and Jamie Insole.

Wilson's Goodwood Cup (3.35, Group 1, 2m) tip is Rahiebb. He acknowledges Scandinavia bested Trawlerman in the Gold Cup and could be hard to beat, but gives another chance to Rahiebb, who did not get home at Royal Ascot after looking set to challenge, having won the Yorkshire Cup the start before. Ray Dawson rides for Roger Varian.

At 4.10 in the Coral Rewards Shaker Handicap over 5f, he likes Lexington Blitz. Wilson says the gelding has run three big races since being gelded, won with plenty in hand over course and distance in May, finished third off a big weight in the Dash, and can make amends on quicker ground. Edward Greatrex rides for Robert Cowell.

The 4.45 British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Stakes over 6f goes to Savage Mariner. Wilson argues he is better than his Norfolk Stakes effort at Royal Ascot showed, when a drop to the minimum trip and trouble were not ideal, and should be judged on his debut second behind subsequent Albany winner Libertango. Oisin Murphy rides for Hugo Palmer.

In the 5.20 Bolney English Wine Fillies' Handicap over 1m, Wilson tips Si Grass. Charlie Johnston won this race in 2024 and has chosen it for Si Grass, unseen since narrowly failing to defy a penalty in a Southwell novice in February. She shaped with promise behind the now 110-rated Inis Mor on debut and could be better than an opening mark of 82. Silvestre De Sousa rides.

Closing the card at 5.55 in the World Pool Bet With The tote EBF Fillies' Handicap over 6f, Wilson goes for Gold Digger. She beat a now 99-rated rival on debut, finished sixth in the Albany, then easily defied a penalty in a Windsor novice. Wilson says the return to 6f after two minimum-trip runs could be ideal, and new headgear could bring more improvement. Saffie Osborne rides for Richard Spencer.

Who else is tipping value at the Goodwood races?

Racing TV's Dave Nevison offers three day-one selections and leans into longer prices rather than Wilson's shorter-priced names.

In the same 1.50 Chesterfield Cup, Nevison likes Parole D'Oro at 25-1 for Michael Bell and Harry Crouch. He tracked the horse after a hampered, strong-finishing Britannia Handicap run, notes a hard-luck story at this meeting last year, and expects a strong pace that could finally work out.

At 4.10, Nevison prefers Rapper's Delight at 14-1 for Richard Spencer and George Wood. The horse has been a narrowly beaten second on his latest two starts, is up only 2lb, and may benefit from the biggest field he has faced.

In the 5.55, Nevison sides with Woohoo at 22-1 for Jim Goldie. Lauren Young claims 5lb to offset being 1lb out of the handicap. Nevison notes a Musselburgh win earlier this season, a good draw, and a possible benefit from stepping back up in trip after staying on over five furlongs.

What do the experts make of the Group races?

Sporting Life's Timeform Daily View, by John Ingles, frames Tuesday's feature races differently in places from Wilson.

In the Vintage Stakes, Timeform also rates Al Hudaiba highly after the Superlative win, despite quirks and a 3lb penalty, and says he can keep his unbeaten record in completed starts. Aidan O'Brien's Haffner is flagged as a good prospect after a July Cup-card maiden win, but Al Hudaiba sets the standard.

For the Lennox Stakes, Timeform highlights course specialists Qirat and Witness Stand, yet prefers last year's runner-up Lake Forest for William Haggas. Lake Forest heads the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings on a return to what is probably his optimum trip after a Jubilee Stakes fifth at Ascot when six furlongs looked sharp.

In the Goodwood Cup, Timeform sees little between Gold Cup principals Scandinavia and Trawlerman on ratings and fancies Scandinavia to come out on top again. Lazy Griff, a Sandown listed winner wearing cheekpieces for the first time, is the each-way selection. That contrasts with Wilson's preference for Rahiebb.

Taken together, the Goodwood races day-one story is clear: Wilson arrives hot after Saturday's four winners and maps every race, while Nevison and Timeform supply alternative angles on value and the Group contests. Always bet only what you can afford to lose.