1.50 Sky Bet Mile Handicap - EXCLUSIVE CODE has one big prize from a marquee summer meeting on his CV - and another may not be far away.After fourth placings in a novice stakes at Newbury and a maiden at Goodwood - the latter on terrain with give in it - last summer, the three-year-old son of Blue Point returned from a 259-day abeyance to land a 25-runner maiden at the former track in April.Archie Watson was then tempted to take aim at the Britannia Handicap over the straight mile at Royal Ascot, but a draw in stall three meant Exclusive Code’s challenge was over before it began.In the circumstances, a 13th behind Moonfall - he came home third of the 15 horses racing towards the far side - was a decent effort and Exclusive Code went off a well-backed 2-1 favourite for the one-mile handicap for three-year-olds at Glorious Goodwood.‌James Doyle’s mount duly netted the money with a one-length beating of Zennor Storm and, with more to come, is the choice to stay ahead of the runner-up despite being on 4lb worse terms for the rematch.Bearish , the progressive winner of his handicap debut at Ayr last time, is expected to go well, while Le Samourai and St Anton also make appeal.NEWSBOY’S 1-2-3: 1 EXCLUSIVE CODE, 2 BEARISH, 3 ZENNOR STORM‌2.25 Weatherbys Lonsdale Cup - AMILOC, at the centre of a calamity at Glorious Goodwood, should enjoy better luck today.Unbeaten as a two-year-old in 2024, Postponed’s son continued his upward curve in the care of Ralph Beckett last season, coming home in front on the South Downs on his first two starts before tackling Group 2 company to land the King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot.Amiloc then moved up to the highest level and looked anything out of place in returning a four-length second to Al Riffa in the Irish St Leger over a mile and three-quarters at the Curragh and a staying-on fourth in the Breeders’ Cup Turf over two furlongs shorter at Del Mar.My selection flopped when a well-backed 8-13 hotpot for the Group 2 Yorkshire Cup on the Knavesmire in May but his sixth to Giavellotto in the same-level Hardwicke Stakes back at Royal Ascot was much more like it.‌Amiloc attracted support for the Group 1 Goodwood Cup, his first attempt at two miles, 24 days ago but lurched to his left leaving the stalls and unshipped Hector Crouch, who makes way for Rossa Ryan here.He therefore has to prove his staying power but shapes as if he will last the distance, and a bold show is on the cards. Caballo De Mar is feared most, ahead of Carmers and Mount Atlas.NEWSBOY’S 1-2-3: 1 AMILOC, 2 CABALLO DE MAR, 3 MOUNT ATLAS‌3.00 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Gimcrack Stakes - ARAPAHO GOLD is unbeaten - and fancied to stay that way.Michael Dods’ illustrious training career has seen the Co Durham trainer lift numerous big prizes, including Group 1 victories with Mecca’s Angel and Mabs Cross. And Arapaho Gold could be bound for the top level, based on the evidence of his three outings so far.There was clearly some confidence behind the son of Bayside Boy when he began his career in a five-furlong maiden at Thirsk at the beginning of May - Arapaho Gold went off at 7-2 in a field of eight and won easily, beating Kodiak Breeze by two and a half lengths.An evident mistrust of the starting stalls needs monitoring - my selection was withdrawn from at Beverley four weeks later after rearing up in the structure - but all was well when Connor Beasley’s partner returned to Thirsk to justify odds of 2-9 over six furlongs in July.‌His three-and-three-quarter-length humbling of Mick’s The Boy led to a challenge for the Listed Rose Bowl Stakes at Newbury a further 16 days on and, despite being barged into by an opponent early on, Arapaho Gold kept his composure to make it 3-3, leading at the furlong marker to hold Nabati by a neck.There is plenty more where that came from, with Adaay In Scarlett, and Marco Polo and Mussab the best candidates for the podium.NEWSBOY’S 1-2-3: 1 ARAPAHO GOLD, 2 ADAAY IN SCARLETT, 3 MARCO POLO‌3.35 Coolmore City Of Troy Nunthorpe Stakes - AMERICAN AFFAIR, back at the peak of his powers, earns the vote to double his Group 1 tally.The Jim Goldie-trained speedster, having landed Doncaster’s Portland Handicap in September of the previous year, enjoyed an annus mirabilis in 2025.American Affair started the campaign by beating Jm Jungle for the Scottish Sprint Cup Handicap at Musselburgh in April, had the same rival in second in a similar event over this afternoon’s course and distance the following month and then notched a first top-level triumph for both himself and his trainer with a neck call from Frost At Dawn in Royal Ascot’s King Charles III Stakes.Plans to take in the Nunthorpe and the Breeders’ Cup were shelved when Washington DC’s son suffered a bone injury in a fetlock joint, and the road back in 2026 included defeats on his first four outings.‌But his connections’ patience received its reward as the six-year-old roared back to winning form in the Group 2 King George Stakes at Glorious Goodwood.Leading at the halfway point of the five furlongs, American Affair charged home to beat Rumstar by half a length, with Time For Sandals (third), Asfoora (fourth), Jm Jungle (fifth), Partisan Hero (seventh), Night Raider (10th) and Azure Angel (15th) further back.There should be yet more to come and, proven on the track and on rain-softened terrain, American Affair ticks a lot of boxes.Market leaders Rayevka and Bacio have something to recommend them, with two-year-old Pershaada and the improving Redorange others to throw into the mix.‌4.10 Assured Data Protection Handicap - PRIMO LARA has rediscovered his mojo - but remains well handicapped on his old form.The chestnut son of New Bay was on the way up for Jane Chapple-Hyam in 2024, adding to a handicap-debut score at Chelmsford City in May of that year with another win in the sphere over York’s extended 10 furlongs 16 days later.A setback led to 154 days off the track and Primo Lara lost his way, running up a 12-race losing streak for Chapple-Hyam and her Newmarket neighbour Jack Morland before coming good at Wolverhampton at the beginning of last month.Switching from Morland back to his former trainer, the son of New Bay marked his first attempt at a mile and a half with a defeat of Masterinthewoods on Ascot’s King George VI And Queen Elizabeth undercard last time out.‌A 7lb rise to a British Horseracing Authority mark of 86 still leaves Primo Lara 5lb shy of his peak figure and give in the ground should not present a problem. Master Builder was back in business here in May warrants respect, along with Say What You See and Explode.NEWSBOY’S 1-2-3: 1 PRIMO LARA, 2 MASTER BUILDER, 3 SAY WHAT YOU SEE4.45 British Stallion Studs EBF Convivial Maiden Stakes - LANCASTER TOWER did enough on his racecourse debut at Sandown Park last month to be of definite interest here.‌The colt, owned by the King and Queen and trained by John and Thady Gosden, is bred to be smart - he’s by Kingman out of the 2019 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches (French 1,000 Guineas) heroine Castle Lady.And he must have been showing up on the Newmarket gallops - Lancaster Tower went off the 5-6 favourite to beat five opponents in Esher 23 days ago.The result of that seven-furlong novice stakes records that my selection finished third, a length and three-quarters behind subsequent Listed winner Quest For Stars.But Lancaster Tower travelled with menace before his lack of previous experience took its toll, and he’s expected to prove a different proposition at the second time of asking. Oklahoma, Launch Sequence and Speyside have all shown above-average ability in five races between them and are taken to fight it out for the minor medals.‌NEWSBOY’S 1-2-3: 1 LANCASTER TOWER, 2 LAUNCH SEQUENCE, 3 SPEYSIDE5.20 Sky Bet EBF Fillies' Handicap - ELECTRIFARHH looks worth a try at a mile and a quarter and brings untapped potential to the table.The daughter of Farhh is now four years old but hasn’t had much racing - she has the seventh outing of her career today.‌The winner of a novice stakes for fillies at Kempton Park in October 2024, Electrifarhh was limited to just one start last season, finishing second to subsequent Group 1 heroine Blue Bolt at Windsor in May 2025.The Ed Walker trainee was entitled to need her first outing for 313 days when seventh of nine in a Kempton handicap last March and, while she couldn’t get competitive when sixth to River King at Newbury next time, there was more to like her run over a mile at Glorious Goodwood last time.Sent off at 18-1 in a field of 14 and wearing the hold that is persevered with today, Electrifarhh and Kieran Shoemark came home with gusto to take third, beaten a nose and three-quarters of a length behind Rumba Numba.Her finishing effort makes the step up in distance a logical move and a 2lb nudge up the weights should not prevent another decent effort. Janey Mackers, Naga and favourite Silver Lake sit at the top of a lengthy shortlist.‌NEWSBOY’S 1-2-3: 1 ELECTRIFARHH, 2 JANEY MACKERS, 3 SILVER LAKE