Goodwood now good, good to firm in places The going at for Friday's meeting at Glorious Goodwood has dried out to good, good to firm in places. The track was hit by a thunderstorm at 7am but only one millimetre of rain fell and clerk of the course Seamus Buckley said on Friday morning: "I have changed the going description to Good, Good to Firm in a few places. We had drying conditions yesterday and overnight. "There was a heavy shower from a thunderstorm this morning, amounting to one millimetre of rain, but it is forecast to be dry from now on and tomorrow, with temperatures reaching between 24 and 25 degrees Celsius. "The course has stood up well to the first three days of racing at Glorious Goodwood."
