Stradivarius makes history with fourth Goodwood Cup success

Stradivarius pulled off a dramatic piece of racing history today
Stradivarius makes history with fourth Goodwood Cup success
Stradivarius and Frankie Dettori. Photo: Healy Racing.
Tue, 28 Jul, 2020 - 19:16
Graham Clark

Stradivarius pulled off a dramatic piece of racing history with a memorable performance to win his fourth successive Al Shaqab Goodwood Cup - and is now set to be trained for the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Sent off the 4-7 favourite, John Gosden’s brilliant stayer faced a major challenge on paper from the Royal Ascot and Irish Derby winner Santiago - as a three-year-old in receipt of 15lb.

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