Short run-in on the round course; improved straight drainage favours well-positioned front-runners.
Galloping track; variable ground; suits genuine gallopers.
Long straights suit prominent racers on good ground; soft ground favours the stands' rail.
Turf track has one of the biggest stands'-rail biases in British racing.
Galloping courses that reward staying power and the ability to see out the trip.
Long straight where races change late; favours late-running horses with room.