Good drainage favours speedier jumpers; flat racing rewards patient travel on a fair galloping track.
Turf track has one of the biggest stands'-rail biases in British racing.
Sharp right-handed; favours quick-accelerating types.
Galloping; favours long-striding types; little draw bias on the straight course.
Galloping courses that reward staying power and the ability to see out the trip.
Flat, sweeping track; early pace tests stamina up the deceptively long home straight.
Sharp, undulating; favours front-runners attacking from the ridge late.