Hamoody added another feather to the cap of his sire, Johannesburg, at Goodwood on Friday, when he got up late to take the Group 2, $130,000 Richmond Stakes. The winner of a Newmarket allowance race in his July 13 debut, Hamoody is a Kentucky-bred colt out of a mare by Gulch. Ridden by Alan Munro as the 5-6 choice, he outgamed Bodes Galaxy by a head and finished the straight six furlongs in 1:10.68 on good to firm ground. Trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam will give Hamoody a brief respite before running him in Britain's definitive juvenile event, the seven-furlong Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket on Oct. 14, when he could run into Wednesday's Vintage Stakes winner, Strategic Prince. In the Group 3, $93,000 Oak Tree Stakes, Red Evie came from last of nine to defeat Makderah by a half-length as the 15-8 favorite. Still undefeated after six career starts, Red Evie was timed in 1:24.94 for the seven furlongs. Trainer Michael Bell will step her up to Group 1 company next in the one-mile Matron Stakes at Leopardstown on Sept. 9. - Nannina, who runs in Saturday's Nassau Stakes at Goodwood, tested positive for a banned substance after her victory in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot on June 23. Trained by John Gosden, Nannina will lose that Group 1 victory if a second sample returns positive. - At Deauville on Sunday, British invader Balthazar's Gift holds a slight edge in a wide-open Group 1, $320,000 Prix Maurice de Gheest at 6 1/2 furlongs. A supplementary entry, Balthazaar's Gift was a neck second to Les Arcs in the Group 1 Golden Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot two starts back June 24. The Prix Maurice de Gheest has also attracted recent Group 3 Prix de Ris-Orangis winner Presto Shinko and two-time Group 3 winner Marchand d'Or.