WELCOME TO

The Directors and staff of Goodwood Racecourse warmly welcome you back for what promises to be a fantastic season of racing on the stunning Sussex Downs.

This booklet is dedicated to providing you with all the information you should need about our 2018 fixtures. Featured in this publication, is the Qatar Goodwood Festival, taking place from 31 July – 4 August, which attracts some of the best and most valuable racehorses in the world.

We have included the provisional race programme, useful information on racecourse facilities and stabling, and maps and overviews of the various race meetings. If, however, you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact one of our team. Useful contact details can be found at the back of this booklet.

Once again there are a total of 14 scheduled race days outside of the Qatar Goodwood Festival Meeting for the 2018 season, including the three-day May Festival, which again will be a Festival of Food & Racing and the three-day August Bank Holiday meeting. Our hugely popular Three Friday Nights are back for an eighth year, featuring chart- topping band Rudimental, multi-award winning Example + DJ Wire and American electro-house musician, record producer and DJ, Steve Aoki, performing live in the Parade Ring after evening racing.

We very much look forward to welcoming you to Goodwood, and hope that you will have a successful and enjoyable season.

Yours sincerely,

Alex Eade Racecourse General Manager

1 1 INFORMATION FOR FACILITIES The Qatar Owners & Trainers’ Pavilion is located in the Richmond Enclosure to the west OWNERS & TRAINERS overlooking the Parade Ring.

BADGE ALLOCATION Complimentary tea and coffee is available throughout the day, along with a selection of hot and Every owner and partnership is entitled to six Owners’ badges per runner. Syndicates have the cold canapés. Scones with jam and cream are offered for afternoon tea, and a fully-stocked bar option of six Owners’ badges and four complimentary lunches or 10 Owners’ badges and the is also available should you wish to purchase any additional drinks. option of lunch at £30 per head. Only those wearing Owners’ Badges will be permitted into the Parade Ring and Winner’s Enclosure. Trainers with runners and jockeys with rides are both Exclusive seated viewing for Owners & Trainers is located in front of the Duke’s Box in the entitled to two Owners’ badges. March Stand, in the Richmond Enclosure. Accessible viewing is available from the Member’s Bar via the internal lift in the March Stand. Owners of horses that are entered but not declared to run, are entitled to two Richmond Enclosure badges. All badges can only be collected from the Owners & Trainers’ Desk at Hospitality box access can be provided (subject to availability and cost). Please call Hospitality the West Entrance on presentation of your PASS card. Please contact Nick Swannell at on 01243 755054. [email protected]. PARKING Additional badges: We are happy to offer up to 12 Richmond Enclosure badges per runner at Owners are entitled to one Car Park 6 (Owners) label per runner. This will be sent to the half price. These can be purchased at the Owners & Trainers’ Desk on the day. Junior badges registered owner by post prior to the meeting. Free valet parking is also available at the West (under 18 years) are issued free of charge (excluding Three Friday Nights). Entrance to Owners & Trainers with runners. Disabled parking is available on a first come first served basis at the front of Car Park 5 next to the West Entrance. Allocating badges in advance: We do encourage badges to be booked via the online PASS concierge service. However, we would be happy to issue your badges for you provided that we receive an email to [email protected] by 5.00pm on the day before a race day. Please state your PASS card number, the name of the runner, and the names of the people to whom the badges should be given.

SYNDICATES & PARTNERSHIPS We want to make it as easy as possible for syndicate or partnership owners to receive their allocation of Owners’ Badges. We ask that the syndicate or partnership manager agrees the allocation of badges under their management in advance of the meeting. Please email the list of names of those owners to receive the Owners’ Badge by 5.00pm the day before your horse runs to [email protected].

Please be reminded that it is the responsibility of the syndicate or partnership manager to inform their owners of our dress code and conditions.

Goodwood reserves the right to offer additional Owners’ Badges at their discretion and subject to space. Any requests for additional badges should be made in advance of the meeting to [email protected].

2 2 3 THE OWNERS & TRAINERS’ RESTAURANT The Owners & Trainers’ Restaurant is situated on the Solent Lawn in the Richmond Enclosure. Single Owners and Partnerships with a runner are entitled to four complimentary luncheon vouchers (to be issued with your O/T badges on arrival at the course). Syndicates who have chosen six Owners’ badges are entitled to four complimentary luncheon vouchers whilst Syndicates who have chosen 10 Owners’ badges can purchase luncheon vouchers at £30 per head.

Reservations can only be guaranteed if booked in advance and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Owners can select from the following reservation times: 12.30pm, 1.30pm or 2.30pm, and 5.30pm or 6.30pm at evening meetings. To make a reservation in advance please email [email protected].

RESTAURANT RESERVATIONS Advanced hospitality reservations in any of our restaurants can be made by calling 01243 755055.

WINNERS Owners of winning horses will be presented with a complimentary TV in a Card of the race, a memory stick of photographic images, and a memento. They will also receive a celebratory glass of Champagne in the Owners & Trainers’ Hospitality Suite.

GOING REPORT Up to the minute going reports are available on 01243 755127. Clerk of the Course, Ed Arkell, can be contacted on 07977 587713.

DRESS CODE Gentlemen are required to wear a jacket, tie, cravat or polo neck sweater. Boys 16+ are required to follow the Gents dress code. Boys under 16 are requested to wear a collared shirt. Ladies & All – No jeans, trainers, shorts or fancy dress.

ACCOMMODATION The Goodwood Hotel is located on the edge of the Goodwood Estate. Owners with a runner at Goodwood can benefit from a 10% discount on bed & breakfast bookings for either the night before or after their horse runs. For reservations, please telephone 01243 775537.

Alternative accommodation can be found by contacting the team at Goodwood Travel by email on [email protected] or by phone 01243 216618.

4 4 5 PRIVATE AIRCRAFT Goodwood Aerodrome is situated two miles from the racecourse. Please call 01243 755167 for Air Traffic Control.

Helicopters may land and take off in the centre of the course by prior permission. This will only be permitted between races when there are no horses on the course. Please email [email protected] or call 01243 755161 to request this service.

During the Qatar Goodwood Festival, a heliport and arrivals facility will be operating in the centre of the course courtesy of Elite Helicopters. Email [email protected] or call 01243 530165. Helicopter charter services are also available.

STABLING Goodwood Stables has 130 loose boxes and accommodation for travelling head lads and grooms. Please contact Allan Morris on 01243 884371 or 07860 951375 if you have any queries or to make a booking.

You may also email [email protected] or send a fax to 01243 755036. Bookings must be made by midday the day before racing.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Our Owners & Trainers Representative, Nick Swannell in the Racecourse Office is contactable on 01243 755161 or 07971 059217 or by email at [email protected].

EVENT SUSTAINABILITY

We are certified by BSI to the International Standard for Event Sustainability Management (ISO 20121). This means that Goodwood is committed to integrating sustainability into our operations to facilitate the preservation and enhancement of Goodwood for the enjoyment of future generations. We are committed to minimising our impact wherever possible and have created a strategic plan to address our way of working throughout the estate.

Our objectives for this year are: 1. A waste management plan to minimise waste and maximise recycling. 2. To communicate, engage and inspire stakeholders on sustainability. 3. To encourage our suppliers to become more sustainable though our leadership. 4. To continue our monitoring and measuring on different aspects for continued development, producing reports after each event.

For any questions or comments email [email protected]

6 7 7 SPRING RACING Saturday 5 May Distance Age Prize Money Class 5 Handicap (56-75) 1m 6f 4+ £9,200 OPENING SATURDAY, 5 MAY The Daisy Warwick Stakes (Listed) 1m 4f 4+ £50,000 Our feature races on the opening day are devoted to fillies and mares with two Listed contests Class 2 Handicap (86-100) 7f 4+ £50,000 restricted to them. EBF Stallions Daisy Warwick Stakes run over one mile and four furlongs Class 3 Handicap (81-95) 5f 4+ £15,000 was won by Asman Princess (rated 107) last year, and the EBF Conqueror Stakes for three-year-olds, and upwards is run over a mile. The joint-most valuable race of the afternoon The Conqueror Stakes (Listed) 1m 3+ £50,000 is a Handicap race run over seven furlongs with £50,000 on offer, won last year by Gossiping Class 5 Novice 7f 3 £8,000 (rated 85) for local trainer, Gary Moore. Class 5 Handicap (56-75) 1m 2f 3 £9,200 TOTAL £191,400 FESTIVAL OF FOOD & RACING, THURSDAY 24 – SATURDAY 26 MAY The Festival of Food & Racing, formerly known as May Festival, encompasses three days of back-to-back high quality racing that includes four valuable Listed races: The Markel Height of Thursday 24 May Distance Age Prize Money Fashion Stakes, The Cocked Hat Stakes, The Festival Stakes and finally the Tapster Stakes, with Novice Stakes Class 4 6f 2 £10,400 total prize money over the three days of over £500,000. Class 2 Handicap (86-105) 7f 4+ £25,000 Class 3 Fillies Handicap (71-90) 1m 4f 3+ £20,000 Thursday hosts The Markel Height of Fashion stakes for three-year-old fillies run over one Class 4 Handicap (71-85) 1m 1f 3 £11,600 mile and two furlongs. Often used as a stepping stone for fillies bound for Royal Ascot, this race offers £45,000 in prize money and was won last year by Mori (rated 88), who went on to The Markel Height of Fashion (Listed) 1m 2f 3 £45,000 finish second at Royal Ascot. Class 5 Fillies Maiden 1m 2f 3 £8,000 Class 5 Handicap (56-70) 6f 4+ £9,200 Friday’s feature contest is The Cocked Hat Stakes, a Listed race for three-year-old colts & geldings run over one mile and three furlongs for prize money of £45,000. Previous winners Friday 25 May Distance Age Prize Money include Masked Marvel and Rewilding who both went on to win at Group 1 level. Khalidi Novice Auction Stakes 5f 2 £7,000 (rated 109) took the contest last year before finishing fourteenth in The Derby, and second at Class 4 Handicap (71-85) 7f 4+ £11,600 both Royal Ascot and the Qatar Goodwood Festival. Class 4 Fillies Handicap (61-80) 1m 3 £11,600 The Cocked Hat Stakes (Listed) 1m 3f 3 £45,000 Saturday offers in excess of £250,000 in prize money. The Listed Festival Stakes and Tapster Stakes carry prize money of £50,000 and were won last year by First Sitting (rated 105) and Class 4 Handicap (66-85) 2m 4+ £11,600 Second Step (rated 110) respectively. The most valuable contest on the day is the seven-furlong Class 2 Handicap (86-105) 6f 3+ £25,000 handicap for three-year-olds with prize money of £100,000, won last year by Sutter County Class 5 Handicap (56-70) 5f 3 £9,200 (rated 103) for leading trainer Mark Johnston. Saturday 26 May Distance Age Prize Money The Festival Stakes (Listed) 1m 2f 4+ £50,000 Class 4 Fillies Novice 7f 2 £10,400 Class 2 Handicap 7f 3 £100,000 The Tapster Stakes (Listed) 1m 4f 4+ £50,000 Class 2 Handicap (86-105) 1m 6f 4+ £25,000 Class 4 Handicap (66-80) 6f 6+ £10,000 Class 5 Fillies Maiden 6f 2 £8,000 TOTAL FOR FESTIVAL OF FOOD & RACING £505,200

8 8 9 9 JUNE RACING Sunday 10 June Distance Age Prize Money Fillies Novice 1m 2f 3+ £8,000 FAMILY RACE DAY, SUNDAY 10 JUNE Class 5 Handicap (56-75) 1m 3f 4+ £9,615 The Family Race Day will be run in association with the NSPCC. The day will host three Class 4 Handicap (66-85) 5f 6+ £12,000 Class 3 races, one worth £20,000 and two worth £15,000, a seven-furlong extended sprint for three-year-olds and upwards, and a two-mile contest for four-year-olds and upwards. Earlier in Class 3 Handicap (71-90) 2m 4+ £20,000 the card there is a veteran’s sprint handicap worth £12,000 for those evergreen older horses. Class 3 Seller 5f 2 £15,000 Class 3 Handicap (76-95) 7f 3+ £15,000 THREE FRIDAY NIGHTS, 1, 8 & 15 JUNE Class 5 Handicap (56-75) 7f 3 £9,615 Now in its eighth year, Goodwood’s hugely popular ‘Three Friday Nights’ offer an evening’s TOTAL £89,230 racing followed by live music and dancing from internationally renowned DJs in the Parade Ring.

Friday 1 June features a six-race card with the feature handicap being the fourth race on the card with prize money of £15,000 on offer. This evening will see Rudimental perform after racing concludes. Friday 1 June Distance Age Prize Money Class 5 Handicap (51-70) 1m 1f 4+ £9,612 The most valuable contest on Friday 8 June is a Handicap, a race for horses aged four and over The EBF Novice Stakes 6f 2 £7,000 with prize money totalling £15,000. For this evening the DJs performing after racing will be Class 5 Fillies Median Auction Maiden 6f 2 £7,000 Example and DJ Wire. Class 3 Fillies Handicap (71-90) 6f 3+ £15,000 Class 5 Handicap (56-75) 1m 4f 4+ £9,615 Friday 15 June is the last of our Three Friday Night fixtures. A six-race card sees a very Class 5 Fillies Novice 1m 3+ £8,000 competitive blend of handicaps throughout the race card. A total of over £60,000 is on offer with the Class 3 Handicap worth £15,000 our feature race. After racing finishes, Steve Aoki TOTAL £56,227 takes to the decks for a DJ set. Friday 8 June Distance Age Prize Money Class 5 Handicap (56-75) 1m 2f 3 £9,615 Class 5 Handicap (51-70) 6f 4+ £9,615 Class 5 Maiden 1m 3f 3+ £8,000 Class 3 Handicap (76-95) 1m 6f 4+ £15,000 Class 3 Fillies Handicap (71-90) 1m 3f 3+ £15,000 Class 5 Fillies Handicap (51-70) 6f 3 £9,615 TOTAL £66,845

Friday 15 June Distance Age Prize Money Class 4 Novice Auction 6f 2 £10,400 Class 4 Handicap (66-85) 7f 4+ £12,000 Class 3 Handicap (76-95) 1m 4f 3 £15,000 Class 4 Fillies Handicap (61-80) 1m 4f 3 £12,000 Class 4 Handicap (66-85) 1m 3 £12,000 Class 5 Maiden 1m 6f 3+ £8,000 TOTAL £69,400

10 10 11 11 QATAR GOODWOOD FESTIVAL

31 JULY – 4 AUGUST Affectionately known as ‘Glorious Goodwood’, the Qatar Goodwood Festival will be run this Thursday is traditionally Ladies’ Day and to complement this the Qatar year between 31 July – 4 August. The eyes of the racing world will be firmly set on the Sussex (Group 1) will be the feature race on the card. was impressive in her victory last Downs for our annual showpiece of high quality racing and glamour in this most idyllic of settings. season and another fiercely competitive contest is to be expected in Europe’s richest Group 1 for Fillies and Mares. We would like to thank our sponsors, both new and established, for their support in making this a week to remember for all concerned, with particular thanks going to our headline It is time for the sprinters to come to the fore on Friday with the Qatar partner, the Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club. (Group 2) over five furlongs. This race is always a big crowd pleaser and another competitive field looks set to go to post this year. This year the Group 1 Qatar Goodwood Festival Cup takes centre stage on Day One. The two mile contest was won last year by the trained Stradivarius and this year forms part The total prize purse for the week now exceeds £5million with races each year becoming of the WH Stayers Million series. even more hotly contested. The Qatar Stewards’ Cup (Heritage Handicap) is the feature on Saturday, won last time by Frankie Dettori onboard Lancelot Du Lac for trainer Dean Ivory. The Qatar (Group 1) is the highlight of day two with a prize purse of £1million. The historic race has featured many ‘duels on the downs’ over the years and this year looks to We do hope you will be joining us this year and thank you for your ongoing support of the be no different. Qatar Goodwood Festival.

12 12 13 13 Thursday 2 August: Race Title Distance Age Prize Money The Matchbook Betting Exchange Handicap (Class 2) 1m 2f 3 £75,000 GLORIOUS The (Group 2) 1m 6f 3+ £300,000 THE QATAR GOODWOOD FESTIVAL The Qatar (Group 2) 6f 2 £200,000 The Qatar Nassau Stakes (Group 1) 1m 2f 3+ £600,000 R ACE INFOR MATION Class 2 Nursery 7f 2 £25,000 Class 2 Fillies Maiden 7f 2 £25,000

The Tatler Stakes (Class 3 H’cap, rated 76-95) 5f 3 £25,000 TOTAL £1,250,000 Tuesday 31 July: Race Title Distance Age Prize Money Class 2 Handicap 1m 2f 4+ £75,000 The Qatar (Group 2) 7f 2 £200,000 The Qatar (Group 2) 7f 3+ £300,000 Friday 3 August: Race Title Distance Age Prize Money The Qatar (Group 1) 2m 3+ £500,000 The (Group 3) 1m 4f 4+ £100,000 Class 2 Maiden 6f 2 £25,000 The Bonhams Stakes (Group 3) 1m 3 £100,000 Class 2 Handicap (86-105) 5f 4+ £30,000 The Golden Mile (Class 2 Heritage H’cap) 1m 3+ £150,000 Class 3 Fillies Handicap (76-95) 1m 3+ £25,000 The Qatar King George Stakes (Group 2) 5f 3+ £300,000 TOTAL £1,155,000 Class 2 Nursery 6f 2 £25,000 The L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate Stakes (Group 3) 7f 3+ £80,000 Class 3 Handicap (71-90) 1m 3f 3 £25,000 TOTAL £780,000 Wednesday 1 August: Race Title Distance Age Prize Money Class 2 Handicap (0-105) 2m 5f 3+ £50,000 Class 2 Handicap (0-105) 1m 4f 3 £75,000 The Bombay Sapphire Molecomb Stakes (Group 3) 5f 2 £75,000 Saturday 4 August: Race Title Distance Age Prize Money The Qatar Sussex Stakes (British Champions Series) (Group 1) 1m 3+ £1,000,000 The Qatar Stewards’ Sprint Stakes (H’cap) 6f 3+ £75,000 Class 2 Fillies Maiden 6f 2 £25,000 The Qatar Summer Handicap (Class 2) 1m 6f 3+ £100,000 The Qatar International Stakes (Group 1PA) 1m 4+ £400,000 The Qatar (Group 3) 1m 4f 3 £150,000 The EBF Breeders Series Fillies Handicap Stakes 1m 2f 3+ £30,000 The Qatar Stewards’ Cup (Heritage H’cap) 6f 3+ £250,000 (Class 2 Fillies and Mares EBF eligible rated 86-105) The Qatar EBF Stallions Maiden Stakes (Class 2) 7f 2 £30,000 The Cantor Fitzgerald Stakes (Class 3 Hcp, rated 76-95) 7f 3+ £25,000 The Qatar Stakes (Class 2 H’cap, rated 86-105) 7f 3 £30,000 TOTAL £1,680 ,000 The Qatar Apprentice Stakes (H’cap, rated 71-90) 1m 1f 4+ £25,000 TOTAL £660,000

TOTAL PRIZE MONEY FOR THE £5,525,000 QATAR GOODWOOD FESTIVAL

14 14 15 15 AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY Friday 24 August Distance Age Prize Money Class 5 Handicap (51-70) 6f 3+ £9,600 FRIDAY 24 – SUNDAY 26 AUGUST Class 4 Maiden 1m 2 £10,400 From a breathtaking fireworks display on the Friday evening after racing, to heaps of family Class 4 Nursery (0-80) 7f 2 £12,000 fun on Saturday and Sunday, the magical three-day August Bank Holiday fixture rekindles the Class 5 Handicap (56-75) 2m 3+ £9,600 nostalgic British summer holidays of yesteryear, whilst featuring a new £30,000 Sprint Handicap. Class 3 Fillies Handicap (76-95) 1m 3+ £15,000 On Saturday the prestigious Group 2 Celebration Mile, won for a second consecutive year Class 2 Handicap (86-105) 6f 3+ £30,000 by Lightning Spear (rated 117) and trained by David Simcock, takes centre stage on Saturday TOTAL £86,600 offering £150,000 in prize money. The card also features a valuable Handicap over seven furlongs offering the same prize fund available to horses aged three and over. The March Stakes Saturday 25 August Distance Age Prize Money has been increased to Group 3 status and sees prize money of £75,000. The final headline race Class 4 Fillies Novice Auction 6f 2 £10,400 on the card is the Group 3 , an important test for juvenile fillies, won last year The Prestige Stakes (Group 3) 7f 2 £50,000 by Billesdon Brook (rated 96) off the back of a win at the Qatar Goodwood Festival for trainer Richard Hannon. Class 2 Handicap 7f 3+ £100,000 The Celebration Mile (Group 2) 1m 3+ £150,000 The Group 3 Supreme Stakes is the feature race on Sunday providing a seven-furlong contest The March Stakes (Listed) 1m 6f 3+ £75,000 for three-year-olds and upwards for a £60,000 prize fund. Trainer Charles Hills took the prize Class 3 Handicap (71-90) 1m 1f 3+ £15,000 last year with Dutch Connection (rated 112). Class 4 Handicap (61-80) 1m 4f 3 £12,000 TOTAL £412,400

Sunday 26 August Distance Age Prize Money Class 5 Novice Auction 1m 2 £7,000 Class 3 Seller 1m 3f 3 £15,000 Class 2 Handicap (81-100) 1m 2f 3 £50,000 Class 5 Handicap (56-75) 1m 1f 4+ £9,600 The Supreme Stakes (Group 3) 7f 3+ £60,000 Class 3 Fillies Handicap (71-90) 1m 4f 3+ £25,000 Class 4 Handicap Ladies Race Silk Series TBC TBC £12,000 Class 5 Handicap (51-70) 5f 3+ £9,600 TOTAL £188,200

BANK HOLIDAY TOTAL £687,200

16 16 17 17 MIDWEEK RACING SEASON FINALE – HARVEST, HOPS & HORSERACING

TUESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER SUNDAY 14 OCTOBER These balmy late summer afternoons are an ideal escape during the working week, offering a The final meeting of the season features several handicaps, the best of which being the sixth race chance to experience Goodwood in all its glory with the spectacular seasonally coloured Sussex on the card over a distance of one mile and four furlongs for prize money of £30,000. The card countryside as a fitting backdrop. also features three Maiden Stakes which provide the perfect opportunity to see horses that may prosper in big races in the following seasons. The opening race of the day will again be a race over The Tuesday meeting hosts a seven-race card, the highlights of which are two Class 2 Handicaps two miles but for jump jockeys only with a £10,000 prize fund on offer. The fixture will celebrate both for two-year-olds, one of which being the Peter Willett Conditions Stakes named after our the season in style with a theme of Harvest, Hops & Horseracing before the winter break. much-missed Goodwood Director who sadly passed away three years ago. The other major race on the card is a two-mile Class 2 Handicap for three year olds and upwards with a prize fund of £25,000. Sunday 14 October Distance Age Prize Money Class 4 Handicap (51-70) 2m 4+ £12,000 WEDNESDAY 26 SEPTEMBER Class 5 Novice Auction 6f 2 £7,000 The £45,000 listed Foundation Stakes is the feature race on this card, won in 2017 by the John Class 4 Nursery (0-85) 7f 2 £12,000 Gosden trained Monarchs Glen (rated 101) who went on to win the Group 3 Darley Club Class 3 Handicap (81-95) 6f 3+ £15,000 Stakes. Further competitive action is provided by a £40,000 fillies handicap over one mile and Class 4 Novice 1m 1f 2 £10,400 six furlongs for three-year-olds and upwards. Class 2 Handicap (86-100) 1m 4f 3+ £30,000 Class 4 Handicap (71-85) 1m 3+ £10,000 TOTAL £96,400 Tuesday 4 September Distance Age Prize Money Class 5 Fillies Novice 7f 2 £7,000 Class 5 Maiden 1m 2f 3+ £8,000 Class 2 Conditions 1m 2 £25,000 Class 2 FIllies Nursery 6f 2 £20,000 Class 2 Handicap (86-105) 2m 3+ £25,000 Class 4 Handicap (66-80) 6f 3+ £11,600 Class 5 Handicap (56-70) 1m 3f 4+ £9,200 TOTAL £105,800

Wednesday 26 September Distance Age Prize Money Class 3 Maiden 1m 2f 2 £12,000 Class 2 Optional Claiming Handicap 7f 2 £30,000 Class 4 Handicap (71-85) 1m 1f 4+ £11,600 The Foundation Stakes (Listed) 1m 2f 3+ £45,000 Class 2 Fillies Handicap (86-105) 1m 6f 3+ £40,000 Class 4 Handicap (66-80) 6f 3+ £11,600 Class 4 Handicap (66-80) 5f 3+ £11,600 TOTAL £161,800

18 18 19 19 THE GOODWOOD ESTATE USEFUL NUMBERS

Goodwood is not only home to the Racecourse – there are several other clubs on the Estate EDWARD ARKELL, CLERK OF THE COURSE: 07977 587713 which may be of interest to owners. Anything can be arranged, from a round of golf to a post-racing dinner at The Kennels, our Members’ Clubhouse. NICK SWANNELL, O&T REPRESENTATIVE: 01243 755161 07971 059217 GOLF CLUB GOING REPORTS: 01243 755127 The Goodwood Estate golf courses are open to members and day guests. The Downs course at Goodwood was recently ranked within the top 100 English golf courses. RACECOURSE RESTAURANT RESERVATIONS: 01243 755055

THE KENNELS HOSPITALITY: 01243 755054 The Kennels is the Members’ clubhouse for all Goodwood clubs. Steeped in history, it houses GOODWOOD STABLES: 01243 884371 its own restaurant, bar, outdoor terraces and meeting rooms. With its relaxing, friendly FAX 01243 755036 atmosphere, it is the perfect place to meet with friends for lunch before racing, or a celebratory supper at the end of the day. ALLAN MORRIS, STABLES MANAGER: 07860 951375

GOODWOOD HOTEL & HEALTH CLUB THE GOODWOOD HOTEL: 01243 775537 The Goodwood Hotel is set in the heart of the Goodwood Estate. This unique, luxury hotel is the perfect balance of award-winning dining, stylish rooms and 21st century technology. It has WEATHERBYS (PASS) HELPLINE DESK: 01933 270333 91 rooms & suites, and guests can make use of the adjoining health club and spa. Owners with STARLINE (LOCAL TAXI COMPANY): 01243 531666 runners can enjoy a 10% discount on their room rate either the day before or after their race. Why rush home? SAM STEPHENSON, RACEDAY PHOTOGRAPHER: 07880 703135

AERO CLUB Open to members and visiting pilots throughout the year, facilities at the Goodwood Aerodrome include aircraft refuelling, clearing customs, on-site engineering and maintenance support, hangarage and outdoor parking, flying tuition and flight experiences. ROA GOLD STANDARD SURVEY GOODWOOD MOTOR CIRCUIT The pinnacle of racehorse ownership is going racing with a runner. The raceday experience From the thrill and buzz of Ultimate Driving track day experiences and the Festival of Speed, should be an enjoyable one, and Goodwood is one of many Racecourses’ working to deliver to the nostalgia of the Goodwood Revival, there is something for everyone at the Goodwood the best possible owners experience. The ROA Raceday Committee is continually seeking Motor Circuit. to improve the owners’ racecourse experience. Whilst every racecourse is visited annually, the Committee cannot attend every fixture, and feedback from owners and ROA members is SPORTING MEMBERSHIP therefore a vital part of the process. Your feedback will help the Committee decide upon the This exclusive membership (corporate or individual) brings together a selection of the various annual Gold Standard Awards, and the overall Racecourse of the Year titles. sports for which Goodwood is famous; horseracing, motor racing, golf, flying, shooting and cricket, as well as well as some of the venues which together make the Estate such a special We therefore ask that you spare just a few minutes of your time to complete the survey form and unique place. at the link below about your experience on days when you have had a runner. As a thank you, you will be entered into the monthly prize draw – each winner is announced in Thoroughbred For more information please contact Nick Swannell at [email protected] Owner & Breeder magazine, and receives a £50 John Lewis gift voucher, so good luck! or 01243 755161. https://www.roa.co.uk/en/gold-standard/racecourse-feedback.cfm

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.7 Sussex Bistro (1st floor) .7 1812 Bar and Conservatory ourse haracteristics osition of starting stalls .8 Richmond Veuve Clicquot & Seafood Bar C C P Goodwood’s pronounced gradients and sharp Straight Course: on stands side rail bends favour the active, handy type of horse, the Round Course: on inside rail wners acilities .E East Entrance (for Gordon Enclosure) O ’ F fluent mover rather than the big, long-striding (except 1m 3f & 1m 4f: on outside rail) .W West Entrance (for Richmond Enclosure) .1 Pass Desk / Entrance runner, and this applies especially in short races and when the going is fast. .2 Valet Parking Getting Here: Goodwood Racecourse is just four miles .3 Qatar Owners & Trainers’ Pavilion north of Chichester in West Sussex, PO18 0PS. Chichester railway station is reached from London Victoria and via the .4 Weighing Room coastal service from Brighton and Portsmouth.

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22 22 23 23 The Raceweek Regency Ball Goodwood House, Thursday 2nd August 2018

Champagne 7.30pm • Dinner 8.30pm • Dancing

Our Raceweek Regency Ball gives us the ideal opportunity to honour the commitment of the inspirational and brilliant women who will be taking part in the Charity Ladies’ Race – all of these ladies will be joining us for the evening.

Everyone takes part in this Regency Ball with vintage entertainment and a famous match race between two horses at night through the park, which is entirely lit with flares, just as it was in the 18th Century; it really is a truly magical and uplifting sight. The whole evening is quite a spectacle, where the great Regency House comes alive as though everyone is walking into a film set in the early 19th Century.

The dress code is Regency and the evening starts with a Champagne reception at 7.30pm. Tickets are £215 per head, £2000 per table of 10 or £2400 per table of 12.

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