Goldinthesea Aims for a Winning Debut at Southwell

Wednesday evening promises exciting racing action with All-Weather events from Southwell, broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. The Come Racing For Free 18th June Novice Stakes is set to be a thrilling encounter, featuring three unexposed colts. Goldinthesea, having recently switched from Joseph O'Brien's yard to Ed Bethell's, is an intriguing runner after impressing at Dundalk in January. His form has been boosted, with the third-place finisher going on to win, suggesting a promising future for his new connections. Penny Time, trained by Hugo Plamer, is another exciting prospect, having won at Southwell last month and seeking his third consecutive victory. Owen Burrows' Sassicaia has only raced once, winning at Wolverhampton in December, and like the others, remains an unknown quantity with potential for growth. Debutant Shadow Boxer, representing Victorious Forever, cost €520,000, and the market will reveal more about this colt. In another competitive race, the Ladies Day Sunday 16th August Fillies' Handicap features three recent winners. Cool Molly, up three pounds after winning the All-Weather Vase Fillies' Handicap at Lingfield, is a respected contender. Vencedora, carrying the famous Sheikh Mohammed Obaid colors, and Rogue Citation, both lightly raced, will be interesting to watch as they face a race-fit Cool Molly. The evening's finale, the Summer Socials At Southwell Racecourse Fillies' Handicap, sees Seven Fires attempt a hat-trick on her fifth career start. Her versatility, having won at Newcastle from both the front and off the pace, makes her a tough competitor. Top-rated Barefoot Beach, having only run twice, seeks a return to winning ways after a close second at Kempton. Zighy, who recently got off the mark, could yet prove better, having consistently finished in the top three. Other notable events include Betelgeuse seeking another course and distance win at 6:30 Southwell, and action from Happy Valley with Zac Purton, Harry Bentley, Hugh Bowman, and Andrea Atzeni in action.