Breeze Can Put The Wind Up Their Sails

Paul Jacobs selects his ones to watch ahead of a fascinating week at Glorious Goodwood

- Paul Jacobs

I shall be working at Glorious Goodwood this year and the thought of seeing that wonderful view backed up by one of their famous seafood platters fills my heart with joy.

The problem is such wonderful experiences cost more than a shekel or two so the money making project down Sussex way needs to start on day one in the Lennox Stakes over seven furlongs.

At the time of writing there are 35 entries in this Group Three affair, but the one that catches my eye is LIBRISA BREEZE.

Dean Ivory’s charge is fairly lightly raced for a five-year-old with just the 13 starts under his belt, but there is solid reason to believe that we have yet to see the best of him.

He recorded a career best effort in a 7f Heritage Handicap over this specialist trip last backend of Ascot and has continued to impress with two Group One placings behind The Tin Man at the Berkshire venue, the latest of which came in the Diamond Jubilee last month.