2026 Goodwood Cup Odds - Scandinavia favourite to beat Trawlerman again

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Tue 21 Jul 2026 11:37

Jon Vine 21 Jul 2026

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Latest odds and betting for the 2026 Goodwood Cup
This Group One headlines day one of Glorious Goodwood on Tuesday 28th July
Scandinavia is odds-on to beat Trawlerman

Jockey Ryan Moore on Scandinavia (R) and Norwegian-British jockey William Buick on Trawlerman (L) compete in the the Ascot Gold Cup. (Getty)

Another brilliant Glorious Goodwood meeting gets underway on Tuesday. The card on day one is headlined by the Group One Goodwood Cup, a race that has been won by all of flat racing's most famous stayers, and two Group One winners top the market for this year's renewal.

Let's take a look through the latest Goodwood Cup betting and run through the headline entries.

2026 Goodwood Cup Odds

Name	Odds
Scandinavia	10/11
Trawlerman	9/4
Rahiebb	12/1
Caballo De Mar	14/1
Lazy Griff	14/1
Bar	16/1

2026 Goodwood Cup Entries

Following their stunning showdown in the Ascot Gold Cup, Scandinavia and Trawlerman will do battle again on the opening day of Glorious Goodwood. Scandinavia won this race as a three-year-old last season, and returns to defend his crown. Trawlerman ran a mighty race on his belated reappearance at Royal Ascot, and sits second behind his rival in the Goodwood betting.

Rahiebb takes on the top two again, despite a disappointing performance at the Royal meeting. Caballo De Mar was virtually tailed off at Ascot having tried to hang with the pace-setters. Miss Alpiles, Carmers and Dubai Future finished fifth, sixth and ninth respectively in the Ascot Gold Cup, and all three have been entered up at Goodwood.

Lazy Griff will represent Charlie Johnston, after a comfortable victory in the Marathon at Sandown. Amiloc could step up to two miles for the first time, having shaped like a stayer when fifth in the Hardwicke Stakes. Illinois narrowly got the better of French Master when the two met in the Queen Alexandra Stakes, and both hold an entry to the feature race on day one of Glorious Goodwood.

Al Riffa is an unlikely runner, with the Irish St Leger firmly on his agenda. Sir Mark Prescott has entered lightly-raced four-year-old Consent. James Owen's three-year-old Ranga Tang, last seen finishing third in the Queen's Vase, also features in the entries.