Caracciola well worth banking on; Saraband.

CARACCIOLA can put the seal on a fairytale season with victory in today's Coutts Goodwood Cup.

Despite his advancing years, the 12-year-old has appeared as good as ever in two starts this season, battling back to win a Listed prize at York before oozing class in the Queen Alexandra at Royal Ascot.

He has temporarily made the move from Nicky Henderson - who is currently serving a suspension preventing him from having entries for three months - to the care of Barry Hills, but this can hardly be construed as a negative.

There will be few more popular winners on the Sussex Downs if he does indeed come home in front.

The sprinters get their chance to shine in the Audi Stakes, and it would be very dangerous to dismiss the chance of Robin Bastiman's stable star Borderlescott.

Ialysos would appear to be his chief danger this time around, but he is forced to give 5lb to Borderlescott.

Fine Sight has shown enough on his first couple of starts to suggest he can get off the mark in the totequadpot Maiden Stakes at Epsom.

Another trainer enjoying a fantastic season is Mark Johnston, and his Bahraj should be backed with confidence in Musselburgh's EBF Maiden Stakes.

Favourite-backers have had their fingers burned on Gundaroo's first two starts but she can reward those who keep the faith in the EBF Manny Bernstein Maiden Fillies' Stakes at Nottingham.

Conditions should be in her favour this time around and she should be there or thereabouts.

Suitably inspired by good efforts at Uttoxeter and Worcester, look out for Gemini Ahhs in division one of the Ian And June Maiden Hurdle at Stratford.