Scandinavia claimed a wide-margin win in the Group One Goodwood Cup on Tuesday, confirming his form against Trawlerman. The race was marked by an incident involving a riderless horse, Amiloc, which led the field for a significant portion of the race.
The drama unfolded at the start when jockey Hector Crouch was unseated from Amiloc. The riderless gelding then moved to the front of the field and later drifted sharply across both Scandinavia and Trawlerman with three furlongs remaining.
William Buick, riding Trawlerman, stated that his horse lost all momentum due to the interference. However, Scandinavia's eventual winning margin of eight-and-a-half lengths, with Amiloc still ahead, suggests the final result for the winner was not affected.
In other races, Lake Forest won the Group Two Lennox Stakes and could potentially run in the Group One Sussex Stakes on Wednesday. Bow Echo, who won the 2,000 Guineas, is set to race in the Group One Sussex Stakes on Wednesday, aiming to extend his unbeaten record.