Good drainage favours speedier jumpers; flat racing rewards patient travel on a fair galloping track.
Sharp turns and downhill gradients favour handy types; sprinters do best down the middle.
Sharp right-handed, severe undulations; balance crucial; far rail favoured in testing ground.
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.
Sharp, undulating top turn; rewards balanced, well-positioned runners.