Today’s Glorious Goodwood Full Results

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Glorious Goodwood 2025 Results

Day 5 – Saturday, 2nd August 2025

1.20pm – Coral Glorious Stakes (Group 3)

Favourite backers had little to fear in the opener as Al Aasy proved a class apart from his rivals even under a 3lb penalty. Meydaan was best of the rest in second.

1.55pm – Coral Summer Handicap

Finding a gap just when he needed it, Sam Hawkens brought up the hat-trick to make it a double on the day for William Haggas. He squeezed through the second and third Dancing In Paris and Aeronautic in the final furlong.

2.30pm – Qatar Lillie Langtry Stakes (Group 2)

Stepping up in trip, Roger Varian’s Waardah travelled sweetly throughout before getting the better of a final furlong tussle with Danielle to land this Group 2 prize. Goodie Two Shoes narrowly edged third place a few lengths back.

3.05pm – Coral Stewards’ Cup

Winning a big handicap for the second time in just seven days, Two Tribes ran out a convincing winner of the Stewards’ Cup as the near side dominated the race once again. The race for the places was close in behind, with Strike Red and Jakajaro following the winner home, as Twilight Calls was fourth, winning the race on the far side.

3.45pm – Whispering Angel Handicap

The Shadwell colours were carried to success for the second time on the day as Mudbir narrowly got the better of Dance In The Storm close home. Aurora Majesty and Montpellier filled the rest of the places.

4.20pm – British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Stakes

Ballydoyle colt Isaac Newton was made to work hard for victory but avoided the upset to deliver for odds-on backers. He was given a serious race by runner-up Evanesco though, with Ghost Mode two lengths back in third.

4.55pm – Coral Golden Rewards Shaker Handicap

It proved a good day to side with the market leaders as Gladius was a fourth winning favourite of the day in the Glorious Goodwood finale. He held off Whip Cracker as Linwood and Indalo rewarded each-way players in third and fourth.

Day 4 – Friday, 1st August 2025

1.20pm – Coral Goodwood Handicap

There was a wide-margin winner of the long distance opener as Kyle Of Lochalsh stretched far clear of his rivals for a convincing success without any rivals in sight. Mordor ran on for second from well back in the field as they ended up strung out up the straight, with Oxford Comma a distant third.

1.55pm – Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes (Group 3)

A race reduced to four runners due to the going saw Seagulls Eleven make every yard and hold off the challenge of Diego Ventura. Cosmic Year was last of the four, but got boxed in throughout.

2.30pm – Coral Golden Mile

Course and distance specialist Rhoscolyn delivered at Goodwood once again, giving David O’Meara a third win in the race. He finished strongly through the pack to deny Ebt’s Guard, Wathnan Racing’s Real Gain and Greek Order, who were second, third and fourth.

3.05pm – King George Qatar Stakes (Group 2)

A significant improver in handicaps in recent seasons, Jm Jungle was prominent throughout to repel the mare She’s Quality in the closing stages. Commonwealth Cup winner Time For Sandals ran on in third.

3.45pm – Regent Seven Seas Cruises Bentinck Conditions Stakes

Another impressive winner on day four saw the rapidly improving Fox Legacy bolt away from his rivals, giving Oisin Murphy a treble on the day and a sixth winner of the week. Jeff Koons was a distant second ahead of Socialite.

4.20pm – Hawes & Curtis Nursery Handicap

There was a slight surprise in the penultimate race as Ardisia landed the spoils for Hugo Palmer and David Probert. They denied Oisin Murphy a four-timer on Shaman Champion who finished second, with Old Is Gold and Golden Brown following that pair home.

Day 3 – Thursday, 31st July 2025

1.20pm – Coral Kincsem Handicap

He took a while to warm up down the straight, but favourite Best Secret emerged too strongly for runner-up Marhaba Ghaiyyath to give Wathnan Racing a belated first winner of the week, as well as a winner for France. Fort George and Daiquiri Bay filled the frame down to fourth.

1.55pm – Markel Richmond Stakes (Group 2)

The Coventry form at Royal Ascot was royally advertised as Coppull, third in that Group 2, led all the way down the stands side to provide a third winner in seven renewals for trainer Clive Cox. Puerto Rico was second for Aidan O’Brien and Ryan Moore, with Windsor Castle winner Havana Hurricane back in third.

2.30pm – HKJC World Pool Gordon Stakes (Group 3)

A head-bobbing finish to the Group 3 Gordon Stakes saw the rapidly-improving Merchant run down the gallant Wimbledon Hawkeye in dramatic, stormy conditions. The pair pulled well clear of Windlord in third.

3.05pm – Qatar Nassau Stakes (Group 1)

The favourites had not been up to standard in the Group 1s earlier in the week, but Whirl ran out a clear winner of the Nassau Stakes, kicking clear in the closing stages from the front. Cercene drifted to be the outsider of the field, but ran on for second.

3.45pm – Buccellati Handicap

Always prominent and travelling smoothly, Nanna’s Sparkle had this 5f handicap in the bag from a furlong out. Two other fancied runners made the frame, with Getreadytorumble filling second ahead of front-runner Ruby’s Profit.

4.20pm – Phase Eight Nursery Handicap

Spinning Lizzie had looked all over the winner, but Sir Albert continued his recent progression to win for a third start running against the stands rail. Champion Island was rallying in third on the far side.

4.55pm – Tatler British EBF Maiden Fillies’ Stakes

A fourth winning favourite of the day landed the fillies’ maiden, with Aylin landing the spoils for Karl Burke and David Egan. Isle Of Fernandez rewarded outsider backers in second ahead of Ice Sovereigns.

5.30pm – World Pool Bet With The Tote Handicap

Five were in a line approaching the final furlong and it was Principality who ran on strongest on the further side of the track to win for Kieran Shoemark and Harry Eustace. He was chased home by the nosebanded pair of Impartiality and Knights Gold for a hefty tricast payout, edging out Sea Force, who finished fourth.

Day 2 – Wednesday, 30th July 2025

1.20pm – Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap

Despite being trapped in a pocket halfway up the home straight, Omni Man was delivered up the far rail to win for Ryan Moore and Joseph O’Brien. They finished under a blanket for second and third, with Mdawi and Kurakka ultimately filling the frame.

1.55pm – HKJC World Pool Oak Tree Fillies’ Stakes (Group 3)

A thrilling finish provided the tightest possible outcome as a dead-heat for first place was shared between Tabiti and Saqqara Sands. Plenty held chances late on, with favourite Bright Thunder not beaten far in third place.

2.30pm – HKJC World Pool Molecomb Stakes (Group 3)

The first winning favourite of the day came in this juvenile Group 3 with Lady Iman proving a class apart under Ryan Moore, giving Ger Lyons a first British winner since 2019 in the process. Argentine Tango and Dickensian followed the filly home as the action unfolded towards the far side.

3.05pm – Visit Qatar Sussex Stakes (Group 1)

One of the greatest shocks in racing history occurred in the Sussex Stakes as Qirat, seemingly supplemented to set the pace for red hot favourite Field Of Gold, held off the late challenge of Rosallion to land the spoils at monstrous odds of 150/1. There was a gap back to Henri Matisse in third as Field Of Gold ran flat.

3.45pm – British Stallion Studs EBF Fillies’ Handicap

In the aftermath of a shock result in the Sussex Stakes, punters saw a bit of a more straightforward result with David Menuisier’s Ashariba landing the 3.45pm contest. Showing an excellent turn of foot the 8/1 shot managed to fend off Wonder Star, with Model Yuko back in third.

4.20pm – British Stallion Studs EBF Alice Keppel Fillies’ Conditions Stakes

Another favourite disappointed with Zelaina a notable drifter before the off. Spicy Marg ran out a decisive winner of this conditions stakes, winning by just under two lengths from Revival Power, with a similar margin back to Temple Of Athena in third.

4.55pm – British Stallion Studs EBF Alice Keppel Fillies’ Conditions Stakes

Great Acclaim secured a second win of the week for Eve Johnson Houghton, winning the concluding handicap at 18/1. Cracking Gold was run down in second, with Native Warrior and Defence Minister third and fourth for Wathnan Racing.

Day 1 – Tuesday, 29th July 2025

1.20pm – Coral Chesterfield Cup Handicap

Well-backed in the build-up, Westridge got the Gosdens off the mark for the week with a cosy winner in the opener. Naqeeb filled second ahead of the running-on Defiance, with fourth place going to the front-running Silawi.

1.55pm – Coral Vintage Stakes (Group 2)

Despite being the only runner in the field carrying a penalty, Zavateri backed up his victory in the July Stakes at Newmarket to win the Vintage Stakes. Morris Dancer rattled home from the back but was denied by the game winner, with Do Or Do Not finishing third.

2.30pm –  HKJC World Pool Lennox Stakes (Group 2)

A race marred by non runners just before the start and disruption during running too. As a result, few got in it, with Witness Stand always prominent to comfortably hold off Lake Forest, the only horse to make inroads from the back. The previous year’s winner Audience finished in third.

3.05pm – Qatar Goodwood Cup (Group 1)

It was the younger of the Aidan O’Brien duo who came out on top in the feature as Scandinavia became the first three-year-old to win the Goodwood Cup since Stradivarius. Illinois led most of the way but could not hold off the surge of his stablemate with Sweet William in third.

3.40pm – Coral Golden Rewards Shaker Handicap

A desperately close finish to the 5f handicap saw Brazen Bolt narrowly deny favourite backers, as the diving head of Adrestia was a stride too late. Redorange was placed in another big handicap in third, ahead of Nogo’s Dream.

4.20pm – British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Stakes

Despite the persistent challenge by the runner-up, Stellar Sunrise got off the mark at the third attempt in the sole maiden of the day. Naval Light could not make it third time lucky in second, though River Spey rewarded each-way chancers with a 66/1 third.

4.55pm – Ridgeview Fillies’ Handicap

There was first Glorious Goodwood winner of the week for owners Cheveley Park House Stud as Protest won under a prominent ride by Silvestre De Sousa. Atlantis Blue and Blessed Star filled the places in a bunched finish.

5.30pm – World Pool Bet With The Toe EBF Fillies’ Handicap

A first Godolphin winner of the week was recorded by Saeed bin Suroor and Oisin Murphy as Dubai Treasure was also the first outright favourite to return to the winners’ enclosure in the day one finale. She narrowly held off the late thrust of Under The Twilight, with Arabian Leopard back in third.

Glorious Goodwood Day 1 Meeting Details 

The 2025 Glorious Goodwood festival kicks off with an excellent day 1 card that is set to showcase eight races. The Goodwood Festival 2025 results on day 1 will include races such as the Lennox Stakes, and the day’s feature Goodwood Cup, a race that promises to be an enthralling clash.

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Glorious Goodwood Day 2 Meeting Details 

Glorious Goodwood continues onto day 2 where we have a card that centres firmly around the Group 1 Sussex Stakes. Run over a mile, the Sussex Stakes has produced an illustrious roll of honour which, in recent years, includes the likes of Frankel, Kingman and Paddington. The Goodwood races results 2025 for day 2 also feature the Group 3 Molecomb Stakes, which is a fast and furious 5f contest for juveniles. 

Glorious Goodwood Day 3 Meeting Details

Glorious Goodwood reaches the halfway point on Wednesday, day 3, with an excellent card that is headlined by the Group 1 Nassau Stakes. Run over 1m2f this, much like the Sussex Stakes, often produces a real clash of the generations and we are likely to have just that in 2025. The Nassau is far from the only race from the Goodwood results 2025 today to focus on, however, with a supporting cast including the likes of the Group 3 Gordon Stakes and the Group 2 Richmond Stakes, often very informative affairs with the future in mind.

Glorious Goodwood Day 4 Meeting Details 

Glorious Goodwood may now be more than halfway finished, but day 4 punters are treated by not one, but two feature races. First up, the Golden Mile takes place and this valuable handicap is often a race that punters latch onto. A glance at recent Goodwood results in the Golden Mile shows well punted winners like Prompting (2020, 3/1F), Seniority (2018, 9/2J) and Franklin D (2016, 7/4F). Directly preceding this contest is the day’s other feature, the King George Stakes. This 5f Group 2 often attracts a competitive field, albeit recent Glorious Goodwood results in the King George show that Battaash was a four-time winner (three times at odds-on) before relinquishing his crown in 2021. This year’s King George looks a more open renewal and it’ll be fascinating to see if a new name can burst onto the sprinting scene here.

Glorious Goodwood Day 5 Meeting Details 

Glorious Goodwood concludes on day 5 with a fantastic seven-race card that includes the Stewards’ Cup, traditionally seen as one of the biggest races for betting turnover in the horse racing calendar. Recent Goodwood festival results in the Stewards’ Cup have seen a real spread of winning prices in recent renewals, with three favourites, and four horses priced 20/1+, winning in the last eight years. Will the market get this right, or will the Goodwood 2025 results include another big-priced winner of the Stewards’ Cup? Goodwood festival 2025 results for day 5 also include races such as the Group 2 Lillie Langtry and the 1m6f Summer Handicap.