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huge housing development, for a new racecourse.
In 1985 after test gallops, the Gold Cup moved after 50 years at Broadview to the new racecourse for its 60th running.
The move to the new course has meant changes in the style of racing and in the type of horse that it best suits.
Three-time Gold Cup winner Charlie Fenwick Jr. suggests that the Broadview course required a “very consistent horse that could take repetition and maintain his jumps. On the other hand, “Great Meadow demands a horse with the ability to take bigger fences yet still go the long distances."
The bar to retire the Gold Cup trophy was raised to five
See History, Page 22
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