Goodwood Cup Odds

The Goodwood Cup is a Group 1 race run during Glorious Goodwood and is open to horses aged three years or older. Run over a distance of two miles, the Goodwood Cup is one of the premier staying Flat races on the calendar and it can see a plethora of stamina-laden stars from the UK & Ireland locking horns in what is a hugely competitive contest. You can check out the Goodwood Cup odds here...

Goodwood Cup Tips

The Goodwood Cup is a Group 1 race run at Glorious Goodwood and you can check out our best bets for the race here...

What is the Goodwood Cup? 

The Goodwood Cup is a Group 1 race run during Glorious Goodwood and is open to horses aged three years or older. Taking place over two miles, the Goodwood Cup will often see horses that competed in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot earlier in the season. A race that will see the most stamina-laden horses come to the fore, the Goodwood Cup is one of the primary targets for the marathon performers with some notable names having tasted victory down the years.

Double Trigger was a memorable winner of the race on three occasions, while Royal Ascot hero Yeats was another multiple winner of the Goodwood Cup, with more recently Stradivarius being the dominant performer retaining his crown on more than one occasion for the team of John Gosden and Frankie Dettori.

What happened in the 2019 Goodwood Cup?

John Gosden's Stradivarius unleashed a surge around the outside of his rivals to kick clear in the closing stages to win the Goodwood Cup for a third time in his illustrious career. With Dee Ex Bee and Cross Counter aiming to build up an unassailable lead on the front end, Frankie Dettori was not letting the front pair clear and winding Stradivarius up, Dettori found plenty under the bonnet as Stradivarius went on to win by a comfortable neck from Dee Ex Bee, with Cross Counter finishing third.