A 97% Favorite Lost at Goodwood and the Bookmakers Still Took a Hit

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What happened

Najidi Storm went off at 1-33 in a three-runner novice stakes on Tuesday and was beaten by a horse part-owned by Manchester City’s Phil Foden.

It set a British record that had stood since 1948, and cost Paddy Power and Boyle Sports money anyway.

Key facts

  • Najidi Storm went off at 1-33 in a three-runner novice stakes on Tuesday and was beaten by a horse part-owned by Manchester City’s Phil Foden.
  • It set a British record that had stood since 1948, and cost Paddy Power and Boyle Sports money anyway.
  • Reported by Bitcoin.com and published Fri, 11 Sep 2026 05:05:03 UTC.

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