Two Tribes wins the Stewards' Cup at Glorious Goodwood

Two Tribes secures victory in the Stewards' Cup at Glorious Goodwood after a strong week.

Two Tribes claims victory at Glorious Goodwood

Two Tribes won the Stewards' Cup at Glorious Goodwood, marking his second victory in a week. Ridden by David Egan for trainer Richard Spencer, the 11-2 shot beat Strike Red by two and a half lengths. Previously, Two Tribes triumphed in the International Handicap at Ascot. Egan, celebrating his win, noted that the horse performed better at Goodwood than in his earlier race. Spencer's other horses, Run Boy Run and Twilight Calls, finished fourth and fifth respectively. Meanwhile, Callum Rodriguez achieved victory in the Lillie Langtry Stakes with Waardah, concluding a challenging week for jockeys after an emergency landing earlier in the event. Oisin Murphy led the meeting with six wins, showcasing remarkable skill throughout the five-day event.

Two Tribes’ back-to-back wins highlight a notable performance that many will remember. Their impressive showing raises questions about future competitions, and the caliber of horses in this year’s Stewards' Cup. The event also underscores the risks in racing, especially for jockeys and their teams—unexpected challenges, like the emergency landing, can alter expected outcomes. The presence of multiple talented jockeys like Egan and Murphy creates a competitive atmosphere that pushes everyone to excel.

Highlights

The Glorious Goodwood event continues to showcase thrilling horse racing talent.