Godolphin's Trawlerman retires after injury at Goodwood
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Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Trawlerman, an eight-year-old trained by John Gosden, has been retired after suffering a leg injury during the Goodwood Cup. The horse won the Gold Cup at Ascot last year and accumulated over £2 million in prize money, also claiming two Long Distance Cups and an Ebor. He had recently returned from an eight-month layoff and was involved in a competitive race at Ascot, finishing just a head behind his younger rival. Following his retirement, he will be relocated to Wood Ditton Stud where he is familiar with the facilities.
- •Trawlerman retires after an injury sustained at Goodwood.
- •He won the Gold Cup at Ascot last year.
- •Trawlerman earned over £2 million in prize money.
- •He will retire to Wood Ditton Stud for rehabilitation.
- •John Gosden praised his performance despite the recent setback.
"Trawlerman, winner of the Gold Cup at Ascot last year, has been retired after picking up an injury at Goodwood.
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