Horse racing tips: A 35-1 Glorious Goodwood double featuring an impressive recent winner
SUN Racing's three big price tips for day two of Glorious Goodwood are below.
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LONGSHOT
JASNA'S SECRET (1.55 Goodwood)
She went well in Group 3 company over this trip last time out and seems fine on any ground conditions.
EACH-WAY THIEF
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SUDU (1.20 Goodwood)
He won easily at Epsom last time and can go well in this better company.
QUEBELLA (3.45 Goodwood)
She was a good third at Southwell last time and is open to plenty of improvement.
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