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Goodwood

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Al Shaqab Goodwood Cup Stakes (Group 1)
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244h 3min
Speed race on the flat About 2 miles Unknown Elite-level race 14 runners £283550 prize
All Runners — sorted by TrackLab Score
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· J. & Thady Gosden · 7yo · 9st 12lb · OR 117
Form Track
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Won 2 of last 5 Won here 1 time Won at this distance 1 time
· J. & Thady Gosden · 6yo · 9st 12lb · OR 113
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Won 1 of last 5 Won here 1 time
· A. P O'Brien · 5yo · 9st 12lb
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Won 2 of last 5 Won here 1 time
Trainer Quotes
Mar 2026
"He could go back to the Coronation Cup again, having won it last season, and he'd have a run before it. Obviously the Coronation Cup has a different look to it this year, up a lot in prize-money, so we'll see how he gets on. 31-03-26"
· A. P O'Brien · 3yo · 8st 12lb
Form
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Won 5 of last 5
Trainer Quotes
Mar 2026
"He won the Madrid Handicap on his return at Naas this month. He was tough and learned a lot from that. He took a run to find his form last year as he was a little bit lazy. I think he'll be very comfortable going a mile and could get further. He can go into a winners' race now and we'll go gentle with him and let him mature. 31-03-26"
· A. P O'Brien · 3yo · 8st 12lb
Form
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Won 1 of last 5
Trainer Quotes
Mar 2026
"He's a big, classy colt who won his last three races last year, including the Zetland at Newmarket and a Group 1 at Saint-Cloud. Christophe rode him for those two wins and was always super-impressed with him. He's being trained for Epsom and might have the two Irish trials [Ballysax and Derby Trial, both at Leopardstown] before it. He's very straightforward, very relaxed and very chilled, so you'd imagine he'd get a mile and a half well. Ryan rode him at the Curragh and thinks he's a horse who is going to get a mile and a half well. 31-03-26"
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