Flat horse racing enthusiasts are marking their calendars once again, as the Qatar Goodwood Festival is getting ready to start their 2026 edition. Universally called the Glorious Goodwood, this year it falls between Tuesday, 28 July and Saturday, 1 August and will traditionally be conducted at the Goodwood Racecourse in Chichester.
The Goodwood Racecourse opened its gates for the first time in 1801. Today it operates in the flat season and hosts a number of notable races, including 3 of Britain’s 36 annual Group 1 flat races, namely, the Sussex Stakes, the Goodwood Cup, and the Nassau Stakes, all of which take place during the Goodwood Festival.
This year the Goodwood Festival will open with The Coral Chesterfield Cup Handicap Stakes as its first race, while The Coral Handicap Stakes will close the entire event.
The feature races for each day are: The Al Shaqab Goodwood Cup Stakes for day one, The Visit Qatar Sussex Stakes for day two, The Qatar Nassau Stakes for day three, The King George Qatar Stakes for day four, and The Coral Stewards’ Cup for day five. The Sussex Stakes also headlines the entire event.
Goodwood Festival 2026 Racecard
The Goodwood Festival 2026 will be conducted in the last week of July and last for five days. This horse racing fixture will include 38 races, with eight races conducted on the first, third, and fourth days, and seven races on the second and fifth days of the event.
Day One: Goodwood Cup Day (28 July)
- When: Tuesday, 28 July 2026
- Gate opening: 11:00 am
- First race: 1:50 pm
- Headline race: 3:35 pm
- Last race: 5:55 pm
The daily race card for the Goodwood Cup Day 2026 is as follows:
Going: good (good to firm in places)
| Time | Race | Distance | Conditions |
| 1:50 pm | THE CORAL CHESTERFIELD CUP HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (CL 2) | 1m 1f 197y | 4YO+ £120,000.00 |
| 2:25 pm | THE CORAL VINTAGE STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 2) (CL 1) | 7f | 2YO £200,000.00 |
| 3:00 pm | THE HKJC WORLD POOL LENNOX STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 2) (CL 1) | 7f | 3YO+ £200,000.00 |
| 3:35 pm | THE AL SHAQAB GOODWOOD CUP STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 1) (CL 1) | 2m | 3YO+ £500,000.00 |
| 4:10 pm | THE CORAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (CL 2) | 5f | 3YO+ £75,000.00 Rating 0-105 |
| 4:45 pm | THE BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 2) (Colts and geldings only) (CL 2) | 6f | 2YO £60,000.00 |
| 5:20 pm | THE BOLNEY ENGLISH WINE FILLIES’ HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (CL 3) | 1m | 3YO+ £50,000.00 Rating 0-95 |
| 5:55 pm | THE WORLD POOL BET WITH THE tote EBF FILLIES’ HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (CL 3) | 6f | 3YO+ £50,000.00 Rating 0-95 |
Day Two: Sussex Stakes Day (29 July)
- When: Wednesday, 29 July 2026
- Gate opening: 11:00 am
- First race: 1:50 pm
- Headline race: 4:10 pm
- Last race: 5:40 pm
The daily race card for the Sussex Stakes Day 2026 is as follows:
Going: good (good to firm in places)
| Time | Race | Distance | Conditions |
| 1:50 pm | THE CORAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBBPLUS RACE) (CL 2) | 1m 3f 218y | 3YO £75,000.00 Rating 0-105 |
| 2:25 pm | THE BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF ALICE KEPPEL FILLIES’ CONDITIONS STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) (CL 2) | 5f | 2YO £100,000.00 |
| 3:00 pm | THE ROLLS-ROYCE OAK TREE STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) (CL 1) | 7f | 3YO+ £110,000.00 |
| 3:35 pm | THE VEUVE CLICQUOT MOLECOMB STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) (CL 1) | 5f | 2YO £110,000.00 |
| 4:10 pm | THE VISIT QATAR SUSSEX STAKES (Class 1) (Group 1) (CL 1) | 1m | 3YO+ £1,500,000.00 |
| 5:00 pm | THE CHARLTON HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) (CL 4) | 6f | 3YO+ £40,000.00 Rating 0-80 |
| 5:40 pm | THE HKJC WORLD POOL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (CL 3) | 7f | 3YO+ £50,000.00 Rating 0-95 |
Day Three: Ladies’ Day (30 July)
- When: Thursday, 30 July 2026
- Gate opening: 11:00 am
- Magnolia Cup charity race: 1:10 pm
- First race: 1:50 pm
- Headline race: 3:35 pm
- Last race: 5:55 pm
The daily race card for the Ladies’ Day 2026 is as follows:
Going: good (good to firm in places)
| Time | Race | Distance | Conditions |
| 1:50 pm | THE CORAL KINCSEM HERITAGE HANDICAP (CLASS 2) (CL 2) | 1m 1f 197y | 3YO £120,000.00 |
| 2:25 pm | THE MARKEL RICHMOND STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 2) (CL 1) | 6f | 2YO £200,000.00 |
| 3:00 pm | THE GORDON STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) (CL 1) | 1m 3f 218y | 3YO £200,000.00 |
| 3:35 pm | THE QATAR NASSAU STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 1) (CL 1) | 1m 1f 197y | 3YO+ £600,000.00 |
| 4:10 pm | THE BUCCELLATI HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (CL 3) | 5f | 3YO £50,000.00 Rating 0-95 |
| 4:45 pm | THE WHISPERING ANGEL NURSERY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (CL 2) | 7f | 2YO £60,000.00 |
| 5:20 pm | THE TATLER BRITISH EBF MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) (CL 2) | 7f | 2YO £60,000.00 |
| 5:55 pm | THE HKJC WORLD POOL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (CL 3) | 1m | 3YO £50,000.00 Rating 0-90 |
Day Four: King George Day (31 July)
- When: Friday, 31 July 2026
- Gate opening: 11:00 am
- First race: 1:50 pm
- Headline race: 3:35 pm
- Last race: 5:55 pm
The daily race card for the King George Day 2026 is as follows:
Going: good (good to firm in places)
| Time | Race | Distance | Conditions |
| 1:50 pm | THE CORAL GOODWOOD HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBBPLUS RACE) (CL 2) | 2m 4f 137y | 3YO+ £75,000.00 Rating 0-105 |
| 2:25 pm | THE THOROUGHBRED STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) (CL 1) | 1m | 3YO £110,000.00 |
| 3:00 pm | THE CORAL GOLDEN MILE (Class 2 Heritage Handicap) (CL 2) | 1m | 3YO+ £175,000.00 |
| 3:35 pm | THE KING GEORGE QATAR STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 2) (CL 1) | 5f | 3YO+ £300,000.00 |
| 4:10 pm | THE REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES BENTINCK CONDITIONS STAKES (CLASS 2) (CL 2) | 1m 1f 11y | 4YO+ £100,000.00 |
| 4:45 pm | THE HAWES & CURTIS NURSERY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (CL 2) | 6f | 2YO £60,000.00 |
| 5:20 pm | THE HKJC WORLD POOL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (GBBPLUS RACE) (CL 3) | 1m 3f 44y | 3YO £50,000.00 Rating 0-90 |
| 5:55 pm | THE BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF FILLIES’ HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (CL 2) | 1m 1f 197y | 3YO+ £85,000.00 Rating 0-105 |
Day Five: Stewards’ Cup Day (1 August)
- When: Saturday, 1 August 2026
- Gate opening: 11:00 am
- First race: 1:50 pm
- Headline race: 3:35 pm
- Last race: 5:20 pm
The daily race card for the Stewards’ Cup Day 2026 is as follows:
Going: good (good to firm in places)
| Time | Race | Distance | Conditions |
| 1:50 pm | THE CORAL SUMMER HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBBPLUS RACE) (CL 2) | 1m 6f | 3YO+ £120,000.00 |
| 2:25 pm | THE HIGHCLERE CASTLE GIN GLORIOUS STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) (CL 1) | 1m 3f 218y | 4YO+ £110,000.00 |
| 3:00 pm | THE QATAR LILLIE LANGTRY STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 2) (CL 1) | 1m 6f | 3YO+ £300,000.00 |
| 3:35 pm | THE CORAL STEWARDS’ CUP (CLASS 2) (HERITAGE HANDICAP) (CL 2) | 6f | 3YO+ £250,000.00 |
| 4:10 pm | THE PHASE EIGHT HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (CL 2) | 7f | 3YO £75,000.00 Rating 0-105 |
| 4:45 pm | THE BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 2) (Colts and geldings only) (CL 2) | 7f | 2YO £75,000.00 |
| 5:20 pm | THE CORAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (CL 3) | 1m 1f 11y | 3YO+ £50,000.00 Rating 0-95 |
Betting at the Goodwood Festival 2026
At 7bet, we offer a wide range of horse race betting markets both for domestic and international events.
Please note that odds for the Goodwood Festival 2026 will be available closer to the event date.
Betting at the Goodwood Festival 2026 includes various horse betting markets, with some of the most popular ones being:
- Win: By placing a wager on a horse you try to predict the winner, i.e. the outcome of the race. If your prediction is correct, you will be eligible for a payout proportional to the offered odds and your stake size. This bet is easy to understand and recommended for newbie bettors.
- Place: Here you place a wager on a horse if you think it can finish the race within the winning top but aren’t sure about the first place. The winning top ranges between two and four places, depending on the total number of runners. Two factors lower your risks here: one, you don’t need to predict the exact place the horse takes, just the fact that it will finish within the winning top, and two, a strong horse has more chances to be placed.
- Each Way: This bet allows you to place two stakes on the same horse, one for it to win and the other to be placed in the same race. While your stake doubles, if your horse wins, you will get payouts on both your stakes. If it misses the first place but is placed, you will lose the win stake but will still get a payout on the place stake.
- Forecast/Tricast: You bet on the winner and the second place (forecast) or the winner, the second, and the third place (tricast), however both bets require a single stake. In the straight version of both bets the horses need to come in the exact order you specified for them, otherwise you will lose your wager. In reverse forecast and combination tricast they can come to the finish line in any order if they are still within the bet places. If any of the horses falls behind, you will lose even if others finish as predicted.
Always remember to gamble responsibly and treat betting as a form of entertainment and not means for financial gain.
Headline Races at the Goodwood Festival 2026
The Goodwood Festival 2026 meeting includes 38 races, with eight races conducted on the first, third, and fourth days, and seven races on the second and fifth days of the event. It includes several prestigious races that bring some of the best runners on the tracks, guaranteeing that every horse racing fan visiting the Goodwood Racecourse during the Festival week between 28 July and 1 August will find a suitable race for themselves.
Goodwood Cup (Tuesday, 28 July)
The Goodwood Cup is a Group 1 flat horse race that accepts both male and female horses aged three years or older. It is run over a distance of 2 miles (3,219 metres).
The first version of the race was inaugurated in 1808 and had a silver cup as its prize. After the race was won three times by the famous horse Bucephalus, his owner got the cup into his permanent possession. The new edition of the race began in 1812, this time with a gold cup. Today it is one of the leading events for stayers in Britain.
One horse holds the title of the most successful runner of the race, Stradivarius with 4 wins (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020).
As many as six jockeys have brought the winners to the finish line the equal highest number of times: Jem Robinson (Fleur de Lis 1829, Glencoe 1834, Rockingham 1835, Beggarman 1840, Charles the Twelfth 1842), George Fordham (Baroncino 1855, Rogerthorpe 1856, Starke 1861, The Duke 1866, Border Minstrel 1883), Steve Donoghue (Queen’s Square 1919, Mount Royal 1920, Bucks 1921, Cloudbank 1925, Brown Jack 1930), Lester Piggott (Gladness 1958, Exar 1960, Proverb 1974, Girandole 1975, Ardross 1981), Pat Eddery (Erimo Hawk 1972, Valuable Witness 1985, Mazzacano 1989, Sonus 1993, Grey Shot 1996), and Frankie Dettori (Kayf Tara 1999, Schiaparelli 2009, Opinion Poll 2011, Stradivarius 2019, 2020), each with 5 wins.
Among the trainers, John Scott remains the undefeated leader with 7 wins (Hornsea 1836, Carew 1837, Charles the Twelfth 1841, 1842, Canezou 1849, 1850, Sweetsauce 1860).
The latest winner in 2025 was a 3 year old bay colt Scandinavia. This was one of the four wins he achieved during the season, which included one of the British Classics, Betfred St Leger Stakes, in September 2025. He started the current season with three wins out of three races he participated in, Ascot Gold Cup being the largest of them. He has been declared to participate in this year’s race. Scandinavia was trained by Aidan O’Brien and led on the track by jockey Wayne Lordan.
Currently, there are 8 runners announced to compete in this year’s race, but this number may change before the day of the race. Some of the jockeys for the race have already been announced, others are still awaiting confirmation.
The current full list of contenders, their jockeys and trainers runs as follows:
- Amiloc (age 4, jockey Hector Crouch, trainer Ralph Beckett)
- French Master (age 5, jockey James Doyle, trainer John & Thady Gosden)
- Illinois (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Lazy Griff (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Charlie Johnston)
- Rahiebb (age 4, jockey Ray Dawson, trainer Roger Varian)
- Scandinavia (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Trawlerman (age 8, jockey William Buick, trainer John & Thady Gosden)
- Miss Alpilles (age 5, jockey Kieran Shoemark, trainer Ed Walker)
Sussex Stakes (Wednesday, 29 July)
The Sussex Stakes is a Group 1 flat horse race that accepts both male and female horses aged three years or older. It is run over a distance of 1 mile (1,609 metres).
It was established in 1841 under different conditions but remained in the shadow of the Goodwood Cup and the Stewards’ Cup. In 1878 it was reinvented under the current conditions and subsequently became the most prestigious race at Goodwood.
Among runners, Frankel has come to the finish line more times than any other horse in its history with 2 wins (2011, 2012).
Sir Gordon Richards holds the title of the most successful jockey with 8 wins (Marconigram 1928, Corpach 1936, Pascal 1937, Radiotherapy 1946, Combat 1947, Krakatao 1949, Le Sage 1951, Agitator 1952).
The most prolific trainer who produced the highest number of winners among his charges is Sir Henry Cecil with 7 wins (Bolkonski 1975, Wollow 1976, Kris 1979, Distant View 1994, Ali-Royal 1997, Frankel 2011, 2012).
The latest winner in 2025 was a 4 year old chestnut gelding Qirat. While this was his first win of the season, it wasn’t his first win at the Goodwood Racecourse. Two previous wins occurred in May and August 2024. He started this season by participating in three races and winning one of them, the Criterion Stakes at York in June 2026. He has been declared to participate in this year’s race. Qirat was trained by Ralph Becketty and led on the track by jockey Richard Kingscote.
Currently, there are 12 runners announced to compete in this year’s race, but this number may change before the day of the race. Some of the jockeys for the race have already been announced, others are still awaiting confirmation.
The current full list of contenders, their jockeys and trainers runs as follows:
- Docklands (age 6, jockey James Doyle, trainer Harry Eustace)
- Lake Forest (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer William Haggas)
- Never So Brave (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Andrew Balding)
- Opera Ballo (age 4, jockey William Buick, trainer Charlie Appleby)
- Qirat (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Ralph Beckett)
- Seagulls Eleven (age 4, jockey Oisin Murphy, trainer Hugo Palmer)
- Ten Bob Tony (age 5, jockey Kieran Shoemark, trainer Ed Walker)
- Bow Echo (age 3, jockey Billy Loughnane, trainer George Boughey)
- Dorset (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Gstaad (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Puerto Rico (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Zavateri (age 3, jockey Charles Bishop, trainer Eve Johnson Houghton)
Nassau Stakes (Thursday, 30 July)
The Nassau Stakes is a Group 1 flat horse race that accepts fillies and mares aged three years or older. It is run over a distance of 1 mile, 1 furlong and 197 yards (1,991 metres).
The race was established in 1840, and was originally open to three year old fillies. Its name commemorates the friendship between a former owner of the Goodwood Racecourse Charles Gordon-Lennox, the 5th Duke of Richmond, and the current reigning house of the Netherlands, the House of Orange-Nassau. It started accepting fillies and mares aged four or older in 1975.
The multiple winner of the race with the highest number of titles to its name is Midday with 3 wins (2009, 2010, 2011).
Two jockeys share the honour of bringing the highest number of winners to the finish line: Nat Flatman (Dil-bar 1842, Mania 1843, Clementina 1847, Clarissa 1849, Hirsuta 1852, Cantine 1859) and Sir Gordon Richards (Solfatara 1933, Coppelia 1935, Barrowby Gem 1936, Goblet 1948, Jet Plane 1949, Sea Parrot 1951), each with 6 wins.
Sir Henry Cecil is the undefeated champion among trainers with 8 wins (Roussalka 1975, 1976, Connaught Bridge 1979, Nom de Plume 1987, Lyphard’s Delta 1993, Midday 2009, 2010, 2011).
The latest winner in 2025 was a 3 year old bay filly Whirl. This was the third of her three wins during the season, which included the Tattersalls Musidora Stakes during the Dante Festival at the York Racecourse in May 2025. So far she hasn’t participated in any races since the 2026 season start. She hasn’t been announced to participate in this year’s race. Whirl was trained by Aidan O’Brien and led on the track by jockey Ryan Moore.
Currently, there are 10 runners announced to compete in this year’s race, but this number may change before the day of the race. Some of the jockeys for the race have already been announced, others are still awaiting confirmation.
The current full list of contenders, their jockeys and trainers runs as follows:
- Fallen Angel (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Karl Burke)
- Friendly Soul (age 5, jockey William Buick, trainer John & Thady Gosden)
- Minnie Hauk (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- See The Fire (age 5, jockey Oisin Murphy, trainer Andrew Balding)
- Beautify (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Botagoz (age 3, jockey Ray Dawson, trainer Roger Varian)
- Composing (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Diamond Necklace (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Moments Of Joy (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Venetian Lace (age 3, jockey Jason Hart, trainer Charlie Johnston)
King George Stakes (Friday, 31 July)
The King George Stakes is a Group 2 flat horse race that accepts both male and female horses aged three years or older. It is run over a distance of 5 furlongs (1,006 metres).
The race was inaugurated in 1911 to commemorate the coronation of King George V that took place in June of the same year. It was initially conducted over a distance of 6 furlongs but was reduced to 5 furlongs in 1948.
Currently, the highest number of wins the same runner has achieved stands at 4 wins as completed by Battaash (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020).
Lester Piggott holds the crown of the most successful jockey with 9 wins (Right Boy 1958, 1959, Matatina 1964, Pugnacity 1965, Raffingora 1970, Constans 1971, Valeriga 1980, Tina’s Pet 1982, Anita’s Prince 1984).
The most prolific trainer is Charles Hills with 5 wins (Battaash 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, Khaadem 2022).
The latest winner in 2025 was a 5 year old bay gelding Jm Jungle. This was one of the two wins he achieved during the season. The other win happened during the Epsom Derby Festival in June 2025. Since the beginning of the 2026 season he has participated in four races, but hasn’t won any so far. He has been declared to participate in this year’s race. Jm Jungle was trained by John & Sean Quinn and led on the track by jockey Jason Hart.
Currently, there are 16 runners announced to compete in this year’s race, but this number may change before the day of the race. Some of the jockeys for the race have already been announced, others are still awaiting confirmation.
The current full list of contenders, their jockeys and trainers runs as follows:
- Night Raider (age 5, jockey James Doyle, trainer Karl Burke)
- American Affair (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jim Goldie)
- Jakajaro (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Robert Cowell)
- Jm Jungle (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer John & Sean Quinn)
- Lamborghini BF (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Fredrik Reuterskiold)
- Partisan Hero (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer David Loughnane)
- Rumstar (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jonathan Portman)
- Asfoora (age 7, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Henry Dwyer)
- Azure Angel (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Edward Bethell)
- Miss Attitude (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jack Channon)
- Time For Sandals (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Harry Eustace)
- Aspect Island (age 3, jockey Billy Loughnane, trainer James Owen)
- Brussels (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Aidan O’Brien)
- Dickensian (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Kevin Ryan)
- Argentine Tango (age 3, jockey Tom Eaves, trainer Tim Easterby)
- Spicy Marg (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Michael Bell)
Stewards’ Cup (Saturday, 1 August)
The Stewards’ Cup is a flat handicap horse race that accepts both male and female horses aged three years or older. It is run over a distance of 6 furlongs (1,207 metres).
For several years in the 1830s there was a tradition for the senior steward to award a cup to the winner of any race of their choice, until in 1839 an idea was born to create a special race for the stewards’ cup. Its inaugural run took place in 1840.
As many as six horses share the highest multiple number of wins: Marvel (1890, 1892), Golden Rod (1910, 1912), Lord Annandale (1913, 1914 dead-heat), Sugar Palm (1942, 1943), Sky Diver (1967, 1968), and Commanche Falls (2021, 2022), each with 2 wins.
Richard Hughes stands out among the jockeys having brought 4 winners to the finish line (Shikari’s Son 1995, Harmonic Way 1999, Tayseer 2000, Intrinsic 2014).
The title of the most successful trainer is also shared between John Scott (Epirus 1840, Psalmsinger 1845, Longbow 1853, Sweetsauce 1860) and James Jewitt (Sweetbread 1884, Crafton 1886, Amphora 1897, Altesse 1898), each with 4 wins.
The latest winner in 2025 was a 4 year old chestnut gelding Two Tribes. This was the second of his two wins of the season, the other one being Moet & Chandon International Handicap during the King George racing weekend at Ascot in July. Since the beginning of the 2026 season, he has participated in six races and won one. He has been declared to participate in this year’s race. Two Tribes was trained by Richard Spencer and led on the track by jockey David Egan.
Currently, there are 84 runners announced to compete in this year’s race, but this number may change before the day of the race. Some of the jockeys for the race have already been announced, others are still awaiting confirmation.
The current full list of contenders, their jockeys and trainers runs as follows:
- Regional (age 8, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Edward Bethell)
- Aramram (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard Hannon)
- Soldier’s Tree (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer James Owen)
- Mitbaahy (age 7, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Charles Hills)
- West Acre (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer George Scott)
- Binhareer (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer William Haggas)
- Kendall Roy (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Kate McGivern)
- Rogue Lightning (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Tom Clover)
- Run Boy Run (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard Spencer)
- Completely Random (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Harry Charlton)
- Cool Hoof Luke (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Andrew Balding)
- Crestofdistinction (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jack Channon)
- Get It (age 8, jockey unconfirmed, trainer George Baker)
- Two Tribes (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Roger Spencer)
- Wiltshire (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer William Haggas)
- Dubai Bling (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Hugo Palmer)
- Garfield Shadow (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Hamad Al Jehani)
- Tuco Salamanca (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Ollie Sangster)
- Annaf (age 7, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Michael Appleby)
- Fahrenheit Seven (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Robert Cowell)
- Invictus Gold (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Tom Clover)
- Fandom (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard Hannon)
- Far Above Dream (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer James Owen)
- Fine Interview (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Hamad Al Jehani)
- Hammer The Hammer (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Kevin Ryan)
- Northern Champion (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Ed Walker)
- Caburn (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer James Tate)
- Flash Harry (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Clive Cox)
- Realign (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer William Haggas)
- Sondad (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Michael & David Easterby)
- Berkshire Whisper (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Andrew Balding)
- Candy (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard Spencer)
- Ferrous (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jack Channon)
- Ten Carat Harry (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jamie Osborne)
- Dark Thirty (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer John & Sean Quinn)
- Evening Saigon (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Hamad Al Jehani)
- Gold Star Hero (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Michael Bell)
- Havana Hurricane (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Eve Johnson Houghton)
- Toca Madera (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer David O’Meara)
- Dance In The Storm (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Andrew Balding)
- Fast Track Harry (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Clive Cox)
- Purosangue (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Robert Cowell)
- Stratusnine (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Hugo Palmer)
- Addison Grey (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Clive Cox)
- Apollo One (age 8, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Peter Charalambous & James Clutterbuck)
- Bolo Neighs (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Ralph Beckett)
- City House (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Adrian McGuinness)
- Dark Cloud Rising (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer David O’Meara)
- Kylian (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Robert Cowell)
- Lakers (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Kevin Philippart De Foy)
- Toyotomi (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer David O’Meara)
- Trefor (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Charles Hills)
- Coul Angel (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Michael Appleby)
- Arklow Lad (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Michael Appleby)
- So Darn Hot (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Ed Walker)
- Another Baar (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Adrian Paul Keatley)
- Desert Cop (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer George Baker)
- Divine Libra (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Charles Hills)
- King Of Light (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Stuart Williams)
- The Man (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard Spencer)
- Deep Havana (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Hamad Al Jehani)
- Durham Castle (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Simon & Ed Crisford)
- Ghost Mode (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Andrew Balding)
- Topwarrior (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Ralph Beckett)
- Calico Blue (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Roger Varian)
- Dark Ace (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Adrian McGuinness)
- Twilight Jet (age 7, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jim & Suzi Best)
- Veblen Good (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer David O’Meara)
- Musical Touch (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard & Peter Fahey)
- Rydale Frosty (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer David Simcock)
- Seven Questions (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Robert Cowell)
- Strike Red (age 8, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard & Peter Fahey)
- Wild Clary (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard Hannon)
- Jungle Drums (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jamie Osborne)
- Rapper’s Delight (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard Spencer)
- Sturlasson (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer John Ryan)
- Twilight Calls (age 8, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Richard Spencer)
- Betsen (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Tony Carroll)
- Dream Composer (age 8, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Tony Carroll)
- Eye Of Dubai (age 5, jockey unconfirmed, trainer John & Sean Quinn)
- Purest Time (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Ian Williams)
- Trilby (age 6, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Sam England)
- Amazing Journey (age 3, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Jamie Osborne)
- Dyonisos (age 4, jockey unconfirmed, trainer Ian Williams)
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