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| Goodwood Horseracing History |
Formal
horseracing began at Goodwood in 1802, with the first running of a principal
race, the Goodwood Cup, a decade later.
Throughout the nineteenth century,
several of the principal races, which today continue to be key fixtures
of the Goodwood season, were established.
These were the Molecomb Stakes
(1833); the Nassau Stakes and Stewards Cup (1840); the Sussex Stakes
(1841) and the Richmond Stakes (1877). The two remaining principal races
were first run in the Edwardian period: Gordon Stakes (1902); King George
Stakes (1911).
The results from the inception of each of these races
to the present day are recorded below.
Goodwood Cup
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for the Goodwood Cup pdf
Gordon Stakes
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for the Gordon Stakes pdf
King George Stakes
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for the King George Stakes pdf
Molecomb Stakes
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for the Molecomb Stakes pdf
Nassau Stakes
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for the Nassau Stakes pdf
Richmond Stakes
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for the Richmond Stakes pdf
Sussex Stakes
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for the Sussex Stakes pdf
Stewards Cup
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for the Stewards Cup pdf
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