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Two miles at Group 1 level provides a proper examination of stamina at Glorious Goodwood, a staying championship that regularly attracts the best cup horses in training. Our trends guide covers the profile, the draw and the shortlist.

The Golden Mile is among Glorious Goodwood's most competitive handicaps, a big-field contest on a quirky track where the draw and a perfectly judged run into the straight often decide it. Our trends guide covers the profile, the draw and the shortlist.

Older middle-distance horses meet at Group 3 level over an extended mile and a half at Goodwood, a race that regularly features proven Group performers on the downland track. Our trends guide covers the profile, the draw and the shortlist.

A mile handicap at Glorious Goodwood draws a big field to one of the trickiest tracks in the country, where the undulations, the draw and a well-judged ride all shape the outcome. Our trends guide covers the profile, the draw and the shortlist.

Middle-distance handicappers tackle a mile and a half at Glorious Goodwood, where a searching trip, the undulating downland track and a well-timed challenge all count in a competitive field. Our trends guide covers the profile, the draw and the shortlist.

Fillies contest a conditions race at Glorious Goodwood, a valuable opportunity where lightly raced and progressive types can make their mark against more exposed rivals on a demanding track. Our trends guide covers the profile, the draw and the shortlist.

One of the most competitive handicap hurdles of the year, the Galway Hurdle packs a big field onto a tight two-mile circuit where a clear run, sharp jumping and a kind mark are decisive. Our trends guide covers the winning profile and the shortlist.

The Galway Festival's biggest chase sends a competitive field two miles six on a tight, tricky circuit, where nimble jumping and tactical speed matter far more than raw staying power. Our trends guide covers the winning profile and the shortlist.

Everything you need for football's greatest tournament in one place. We cover the expanded 48-team format, the group draw, host cities and venues, past winners, Golden Boot and Golden Glove contenders, records, and the moments that made World Cup history unforgettable.

Cycling's greatest race returns for twenty-one stages across France. We break down the route phase by phase, revisit the last ten winners of every classification, from the Yellow Jersey to the Polka Dot, and profile the riders set to light it up.