Short run-in on the round course; improved straight drainage favours well-positioned front-runners.
Sharp, undulating; favours handy, tactical-pace runners who avoid the dips.
Left-handed, tight; favours handy, prominently-ridden horses; needs travel + jumping; very short hurdle run-in so lead rarely changes from last.
Sharp, flat; rewards speed and accuracy; ex-flat horses do well.
Tight left-handed all-weather circuit; sharp bends favour tactical positioning over late runs.