Cheltenham Results 2023
Welcome to our dedicated Cheltenham Festival Results 2023 page. You will find all the returns here during the Cheltenham Festival meeting so you can stay on site with us as the drama unfolds. Below are last year’s results combined with our antepost selections for this year’s races.
Cheltenham Day Four Results – Friday 16th March 2023
JCB Triumph Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Lossiemouth | 11/8 F |
| 2nd | Gala Marceau | 10/3 |
| 3rd | Zenta | 12/1 |
Race Summary:
A winning start for favourite backers on Gold Cup day as Lossiemouth wins the Triumph in comfortable fashion. Fellow market rival Blood Destiny disappointed and Lossiemouth took full advantage, pushed out in the run-in and no other rival could catch her. A solid start for Willie Mullins, who trained the first FOUR home.
9/4 Galopin Des Champs To Win Gold Cup
County Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Faivoir | 33/1 |
| 2nd | Pied Piper | 12/1 |
| 3rd | Filey Bay | 6/1 |
| 4th | Sharjah | 10/1 |
Race Summary:
A fourth winner in the race for Dan Skelton as Faivoir wins the County Hurdle. There were plenty in contention over the final hurdle but Bridget Andrew just got Faivoir up in the run-in, edging out Pied Piper in a thrilling finish!
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Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Stay Away Fay | 18/1 |
| 2nd | Affordable Fury | 150/1 |
| 3rd | Sandor Clegane | 28/1 |
Race Summary:
A messy race was eventually won by Stay Away Fay, who stayed on strongly to win. The market leader Corbetts Cross looked to be coming with a big run but ran out before the last hurdle, sending Mark Walsh crashing into the rails. A huge run from the runner-up Affordable Fury, who was sent off at 150/1!
9/4 Galopin Des Champs To Win Gold Cup
Cheltenham Gold Cup – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Galopin Des Champs | 7/5 F |
| 2nd | Bravemansgame | 6/1 |
| 3rd | Conflated | 22/1 |
Race Summary:
There were doubts surrounding Galopin Des Champs stamina, but there was no issue at all! Ridden patiently in the rear, he cut straight through the field and led from two out and won going away. Bravemansgame put up a gallant effort in the run-in with the winner, but failed to go with he winner. Some disappointing performances from the likes of 2021 winner Minella Indo and 2022 winner A Plus Tard, but this was all about Galopin Des Champs, who is carving out a glittering career over fences.
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Hunter Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Premier Magic | 66/1 |
| 2nd | It’s On The Line | 28/1 |
| 3rd | Shantou Flyer | 50/1 |
Race Summary:
The biggest priced winner of the Festival so far as Premier Magic wins under a good ride from Bradley Gibbs, his first winner for two years. A couple of loose horses made it a messy finish, and the line couldn’t have come quick enough for the winner, who was tiring out in front and almost got caught by the runner-up It’s On The Line.
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Paddy Power Mares Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Impervious | 15/8 |
| 2nd | Allegorie De Vassy | 13/8 F |
| 3rd | Pink Legend | 33/1 |
Race Summary:
Impervious makes it 4/4 over fences with a brilliant display. Having travelled well throughout, she made her move alongside Allegorie De Vassy and was outjumped over the final fence, but she stayed on strongly to get past the favourite and won going away.
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Martin Pipe Handicap Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Iroko | 6/1 |
| 2nd | No Ordinary Joe | 14/1 |
| 3rd | Buddy One | 28/1 |
| 4th | Might I | 6/1 |
Race Summary:
The concluding race of the 2023 Festival went the way of Oliver Greenall & John Guerreiro’s Iroko who flew through late on to beat No Ordinary Joe and Buddy One. The final score across the week between Britain and Ireland was 18-10 in the Irish runner’s favour.
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Cheltenham Day Three Results – Thursday 16th March 2023
Turners Novices’ Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Stage Star | 15/2 |
| 2nd | Notlongtillmay | 40/1 |
| 3rd | Mighty Potter | 4/6 F |
Race Results Summary:
A shock in the opener as odds-on favourite Mighty Potter is soundly beaten by Stage Star. Paul Nicholl’s star made all and won impressively, with 40/1 runner-up Notlongtillmay running a stormer too. It was a race that saw the prominent horses fare best, and gave Paul Nicholls a first winner in the race.
Pertemps Network Final – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Good Time Jonny | 9/1 |
| 2nd | Salvador Ziggy | 10/1 |
| 3rd | Mill Green | 22/1 |
| 4th | Green Book | 40/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A messy race that saw Good Time Jonny come from nowhere and win going away. Going over the final hurdle there were multiple runners in with a chance, but eventually it was A J Martin’s runner that ran away with it!
Ryanair Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Envoi Allen | 13/2 |
| 2nd | Shishkin | 1/1 F |
| 3rd | Hitman | 22/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A return to form for Envoi Allen! A juddering mistake at a crucial point put paid to his chances, and Rachael De Bromhead took full advantage on Envoi Allen, who won cosily in the end. Shishkin ran on for second but was never a danger to Envoi Allen in the run-in.
Stayers’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Sire Du Berlais | 33/1 |
| 2nd | Teahupoo | 9/4 F |
| 3rd | Dashel Drasher | 40/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A huge shock in the Stayers’ as Sire Du Berlais wins at 33/1 – the biggest odds winner of the race since Lisnagar Oscar was a shock 50/1 winner in 2020. Keeping close to the inside rail, he avoided the trouble between Dashel Drasher and Teahupoo to get up and win, giving his trainer Gordon Elliott his first win in the Stayers’ Hurdle.
Plate Handicap Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Seddon | 20/1 |
| 2nd | Fugitive | 11/1 |
| 3rd | Shakem Up’arry | 16/1 |
| 4th | Gevrey | 125/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A big win for Seddon, who travelled well throughout and won cosily under a fine ride from Ben Harvey. He powered up the hill to fend off the late challenge from Fugitive, giving the jockey his first Cheltenham Festival winner.
Mares’ Novice Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | You Wear It Well | 16/1 |
| 2nd | Magical Zoe | 15/2 |
| 3rd | Halka Du Tabert | 12/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Another race where a horse makes all, as You Wear It Well wins impressively under another excellent ride from Gavin Sheehan. The favourite Luccia didn’t find much when asked for her effort, and Challow Hurdle runner-up takes full advantage to run out a comfortable winner.
Kim Muir Handicap Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Angels Dawn | 10/1 |
| 2nd | Stumptown | 7/2 F |
| 3rd | Mr Incredible | 4/1 |
| 4th | Dunboyne | 8/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A huge run from Angels Dawn who got up late to win the Kim Muir. It was neck and neck in the run-in with Stumptown, but the winner rallied gamely to get his head in front when it mattered.
Cheltenham Day Two Results – Wednesday 15th March 2023
Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Impaire Et Passe | 5/2 |
| 2nd | Gaelic Warrior | 9/2 |
| 3rd | Champ Kiely | 13/2 |
Race Results Summary:
Willie Mullins unbeaten gelding Impaire Et Passe proves too good in the Ballymore! Having grabbed the inside rail round the final bend, he stayed on strongly and once hitting the front he never looked like losing. Gaelic Warrior (2nd) and Champ Kiely (3rd) did best of the rest, but couldn’t get close to the winner.
Brown Advisory Novice Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | The Real Whacker | 8/1 |
| 2nd | Gerri Colombe | 5/4 F |
| 3rd | Bronn | 50/1 |
Race Results Summary:
What a thrilling finish! The Real Whacker stays on gamely and just manages to hold off the late challenge of Gerri Colombe, who just left it to late to catch the winner. Fantastic ride from Sam Twiston-Davies on the winner!
Coral Cup – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Langer Dan | 9/1 |
| 2nd | An Epic Song | 16/1 |
| 3rd | Camprond | 20/1 |
| 4th | Scaramanga | 50/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Langer Dan finally gets his first Festival win! Dan Skelton’s horse stayed on powerfully to get past An Epic Song (2nd) and Camprond (3rd) in the run to win a thriller!
The Champion Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Energumene | 6/5 F |
| 2nd | Captain Guinness | 12/1 |
| 3rd | Greaneteen | 25/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Breathtaking! Energumene cruises to victory to land back-to-back wins in the race. A lacklustre performance from main market rival Edwardstone certainly helped, but even if he was on his A game he’d have struggled to get close to Energumene in the mood he was in!
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The Cross-Country Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Delta Work | 11/10 F |
| 2nd | Galvin | 11/4 |
| 3rd | Franco De Port | 9/2 |
Race Results Summary:
Another thriller! The class prevailed as both Delta Work and Galvin pulled clear in the run-in, but it was last year’s winner Delta Work who put the experience to good use and won going away. A 1-2 for a second year running for trainer Gordon Elliott.
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Grand Annual Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Maskada | 22/1 |
| 2nd | Dinoblue | 7/2 F |
| 3rd | Global Citizen | 12/1 |
| 4th | Third Time Lucki | 8/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A messy race that was littered with jumping errors, but won in fine style by Henry De Bromhead’s Maskada. He jumped well throughout and powered clear to win by a wide margin, giving jockey Darragh O’Keeffe a first Cheltenham Festival winner.
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The Champion Bumper – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | A Dream To Share | 7/2 |
| 2nd | Fact To File | 16/5 F |
| 3rd | Captain Teague | 40/1 |
| 3rd | Lecky Watson | 80/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A dream result for A Dream To Share! Ridden patiently towards the rear of the field throughout, he powered round the outside and stayed on strongly to land the final race on Day Two. A good result for owner J P McManus, who had the first two home.
Cheltenham Day One Results – Tuesday 14th March 2023
The Supreme Novices’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Marine Nationale | 9/2 |
| 2nd | Facile Vega | 9/4 F |
| 3rd | Diverge | 25/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A scintillating start to the Festival as Marine Nationale wins under a fantastic ride from young jockey Michael O’Sullivan. It looked like it was Facile Vega’s to win but a mistake at the last put paid to his chances. It was a race dominated by the Irish, with the first EIGHT home all Irish-trained.
The Arkle Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | El Fabiolo | 11/10 F |
| 2nd | Jonbon | 2/1 |
| 3rd | Saint Roi | 11/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Another Irish winner as El Fabiolo reverses Aintree form with Jonbon to win the Arkle. Paul Townend sat him in behind Dysart Dynamo and Jonbon, before pushing the button and powering away to win impressively. Saint Roi ran on to grab third, with Jonbon no match for the Willie Mullins star El Fabiolo.
The Ultima Handicap Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Corach Rambler | 6/1 JF |
| 2nd | Fastorslow | 7/1 |
| 3rd | Monbeg Genius | 6/1 JF |
| 4th | The Goffer | 7/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Corach Rambler lands back-to-back victories in the race with another superb ride from jockey Derek Fox. It was a fantastic battle between the winner and the runner-up Fastorslow in the run-in, but it was Lucinda Russell’s star who came out on top yet again. Another win for the Brits, who have won the last 17 renewals of the race.
The Champion Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Constitution Hill | 4/11 F |
| 2nd | State Man | 7/2 |
| 3rd | Zanahiyr | 66/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Constitution Hill put in another breathtaking performance to remain unbeaten and win the Champion Hurdle. With I Like To Move It leading, Nico de Boinville pushed the button on Constitution Hill and from that point on no one could come close. He eventually ran out a nine-length winner, with State Man chasing him home and 66/1 shot Zanahiyr best of the rest.
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The Mares’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Honeysuckle | 9/4 JF |
| 2nd | Love Envoi | 11/1 |
| 3rd | Queens Brook | 16/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Another fantastic race full of emotion as Honeysuckle has a fairytale ending, winning the Mares’ Hurdle in her final appearance before retirement. A tough battle in the run-in with Love Envoi, but Honeysuckle’s class prevailed and she edged ahead to win her fourth victory at the Cheltenham Festival. A result that raised the roof in the stand!
Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Jazzy Matty | 18/1 |
| 2nd | Byker | 6/1 |
| 3rd | Risk Belle | 10/1 |
| 4th | Sundial | 18/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A second winner on the day for young jockey Michael O’Sullivan as he steers Jazzy Matty to victory in a thrilling finish of the Boodles, which saw the winner just edge out Byker (2nd) and Risk Belle (3rd).
National Hunt Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Gaillard Du Mesnil | 10/11 F |
| 2nd | Chemical Energy | 8/1 |
| 3rd | Mister Coffey | 11/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A storming finish from Gaillard Du Mesnil saw favourite backers head home happy. It didn’t look like he was going to get up until late on, but he stayed on powerfully to beat Chemical Energy, with Mister Coffey running on to place third.
Cheltenham Festival Race Results 2022
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Cheltenham Day One (Tuesday) Results
The Supreme Novices’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Constitution Hill | 9/4J |
| 2nd | Jonbon | 5/1 |
| 3rd | Kilcruit | 6/1 |
Race Results Summary:
The curtain-raiser certainly didn’t disappoint as Constitution Hill turned the seemingly red-hot Supreme into a procession, travelling ominously well under Nico de Boinville before powering clear of the toiling field to win by a staggering 22l. Nicky Henderson’s imposing novice was simply in another league to his eight rivals and certainly appears another hugely talented individual for the master at Seven Barrows.
The Arkle Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Edwardstone | 5/2F |
| 2nd | Gabynako | 25/1 |
| 3rd | Blue Lord | 4/1 |
Race Results Summary:
It was soon 2-0 to the home team as Edwardstone was foot perfect in the Arkle Chase, staying on best of all up the famous hill to give jockey Tom Cannon his first-ever Cheltenham winner. Despite taking a bump two from the finish, Alan King’s charge was too strong for his ten rivals and in victory took his chasing record to five from six.
The Ultima Handicap Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Corach Rambler | 10/1 |
| 2nd | Gericault Roque | 9/1 |
| 3rd | Oscar Elite | 22/1 |
| 4th | Tea Clipper | 12/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Arguably the best ride on day 1 came from jockey Derek Fox who guided Corach Rambler home in the fiercely competitive Ultima Handicap Chase. Held up off the pace, the eight-year-old was still left with plenty to do turning for home but Lucinda Russell’s charge soon reached top gear and fairly sprinted up the famous Cheltenham Hill to lead in the final closing stages, in what was a simply remarkable performance.
The Champion Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Honeysuckle | 8/11F |
| 2nd | Epatante | 16/1 |
| 3rd | Zanahiyr | 28/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Superstar mare Honeysuckle didn’t let down favourite backers in the opening day feature Champion Hurdle, quickening away smartly on the climb to the finish to see off the challenge of former champion Epatante. Henry De Bromhead’s mare stretched her unbeaten record to 15 from 15 and was treated to rapturous applause from the thousands of spectators in attendance as she made her way into the winner’s enclosure.
The Mares’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Marie’s Rock | 18/1 |
| 2nd | Queens Brook | 4/1 |
| 3rd | Mrs Milner | 14/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Nicky Henderson was keen on the chances of Marie’s Rock before the mares’ hurdle and the seven-year-old didn’t disappoint, coming with a strong burst of pace to overhaul Gordon Elliot’s Queens Brook in the final strides and give team Britain their fourth win on the opening day.
Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Brazil | 10/1 |
| 2nd | Gaelic Warrior | 13/8F |
| 3rd | Bell Ex One | 28/1 |
| 4th | HMS Seahorse | 8/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Inexperience ultimately cost the well supported Gaelic Warrior from exploiting an opening mark of 129, with his wayward jumping proving costly as Brazil stayed on best of all for jockey Mark Walsh and trainer Padraig Roche to win by a short head.
National Hunt Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Stattler | 2/1 |
| 2nd | Run Wild Fred | 15/8F |
| 3rd | Vanillier |
Race Results Summary:
Only six runners took their chance in the concluding National Hunt Chase and despite the poor turnout, Stattler delivered a smart performance for Willie Mullins and son Patrick, jumping superbly well all the way around before staying on best of all to readily go clear of race favourite Run Wild Fred.
Cheltenham Day Two (Wednesday) Results
Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Sir Gerhard | 8/11F |
| 2nd | Three Stripe Life | 8/1 |
| 3rd | Whatdeawant | 18/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Ireland was the first to strike on day 2 as Sir Gerhard showed his class, readily coming clear of nearest pursuer Three Stripe life to win for trainer Willie Mullins and jockey Paul Townend. The seven-year-old was neat and fluent over his obstacles and never looked in any danger in the attritional conditions. An exciting prospect, Willie Mullins’ charge is one to keep firmly on side.
Brown Advisory Novice Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | L’Homme Presse | 9/4F |
| 2nd | Ahoy Senor | 4/1 |
| 3rd | Gaillard Du Mesnil | 11/1 |
Race Results Summary:
The torrential rain had seen unbeaten novice Bravemansgame withdrawn beforehand, but Paul Nicholls’ star may have been up against it regardless as L’Homme Presse was foot perfect for Venetia Williams and Charlie Deutsch. Jumping big and boldly, the seven-year-old was far too good for Ahoy Senor up the Cheltenham hill and never gave favourite backers anything to worry about.
Coral Cup – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Commander Of Fleet | 50/1 |
| 2nd | Fastorslow | 18/1 |
| 3rd | Ashdale Bob | 14/1 |
| 4th | Camprond | 10/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Gordon Elliot is renowned for his tremendous Festival record with his handicappers, but many didn’t see Commander Of Fleet obliging at long odds in the colours of owners Gigginstown. Facing a strong challenge from Fastorslow, the eight-year-old battled on tenaciously under pressure to prevail by a short head after making an error over the final flight.
The Champion Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Energumene | 5/2 |
| 2nd | Funambule Sivola | 40/1 |
| 3rd | Envoi Allen |
Race Results Summary:
The Champion Chase didn’t quite live up to expectations as warm favourite Shishkin was forced to pull up early after failing to handle the testing surface at Prestbury Park. With the market leader out of the contest, Energumene was left with a simple task especially after stablemate Chacun Pour Soi also departed. However, Willie Mullins’ star two-miler still displayed a stunning performance to run out a ready winner and give the trainer a first win in the famous two-mile event.
The Cross-Country Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Delta Work | 5/2F |
| 2nd | Tiger Roll | 3/1 |
| 3rd | Plan Of Attack | 25/1 |
Race Results Summary:
The fairytale finish just wasn’t meant to be for Tiger Roll, who went down fighting but ultimately gave way in the closing stages to talented stablemate Delta Work who was having his first try at the Cross Country circuit and highlighted himself as the new kid on the block in this sphere with a smart winning effort. Although not the result many punters wanted, the dual Grand National winner bowed out on the biggest stage and will forever be remembered in Festival history.
Grand Annual Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Global Citizen | 28/1 |
| 2nd | Andy Dufresne | 100/30F |
| 3rd | Frero Banbou | 6/1 |
| 4th | Editeur Du Gite | 15/2 |
Race Results Summary:
Willoughby Court and Le Breuil provided trainer Ben Pauling with previous Festival glory and Global Citizen completed the hat-trick on day 2 with a smart front running performance. Unfancied in the betting, the ten-year-old was returning to fences for the first time since December 2020 and stayed on dourly in the gruelling conditions to see off the well-backed favourite, Andy Dufresne.
The Champion Bumper – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Facile Vega | 15/8F |
| 2nd | American Mike | 5/2 |
| 3rd | James’s Gate | 16/1 |
| 3rd | Seabank Bistro | 18/1 |
Race Results Summary:
The Champion Bumper didn’t disappoint as Facile Vega justified favouritism for trainer Willie Mullins and ran out an impressive winner ahead of fellow talented Irish runner, American Mike. Despite the heavy underfoot surface, Facile Vega made notable headway turning for home before powering clear and quickening well in the conditions to provide trainer Willie Mullins with his twelfth victory in the concluding day 2 contest.
Cheltenham Day Three (Thursday) Results
Marsh Novices’ Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Bob Olinger | 6/5 |
| 2nd | Busselton | 50/1 |
| 3rd | El Barra |
Race Results Summary:
Just the four went to post and the expected matchup between Galopin Des Champs and Bob Olinger was heading in a very one-sided argument, as Willie Mullins’ exceptional novice held a commanding lead before slipping on landing after the final flight. That allowed the toiling Bob Olinger to pick up the pieces and maintain his unbeaten start over the larger obstacles.
Pertemps Network Final – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Third Wind | 25/1 |
| 2nd | Alaphilippe | 11/2 (JF) |
| 3rd | Mill Green | 33/1 |
| 4th | Winter Fog | 11/2 (JF) |
Race Results Summary:
A rare 1-2-3 for the home team in the Pertemps Network Final, with Hughie Morrison’s Third Wind proving too strong in the closing stages to deny the late charge from the well supported Alaphilippe.
Ryanair Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Allaho | 4/7 (F) |
| 2nd | Janidil | 12/1 |
| 3rd | Eldorado Allen | 14/1 |
Race Results Summary:
Simply a one-horse race as Allaho stamped his authority in the Ryanair. Winner of the race 12 months ago, Willie Mullins’ charge had an easy time of things at the head of affairs and soon had his rivals toiling with a smart round of jumping, running out a commanding 14l winner at the line.
Stayers’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Flooring Porter | 4/1 |
| 2nd | Thyme Hill | 11/2 |
| 3rd | Paisley Park | 17/2 |
Race Results Summary:
A fantastic front running ride from Danny Mullins gave Flooring Porter back to back wins in the Thursday feature contest. Facing a challenge from British pair Thyme Hill and Paisley Park, Gavin Cromwell’s smart stayer asserted in the closing stages and comfortably held on to win by just over two lengths.
Plate Handicap Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Coole Cody | 22/1 |
| 2nd | Imperial Alacazar | 7/2 (F) |
| 3rd | Spiritofthegames | 12/1 |
| 4th | Stolen Silver | 18/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A remarkable 1-2-3-4 for team GB and it was Evan Williams’ resilient Coole Cody who stayed on willingly in the closing stages to win going away from Fergal O’Brien’s well-supported market leader.
Mares’ Novice Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Love Envoi | 15/2 |
| 2nd | Ahorsewithnoname | 50/1 |
| 3rd | Grangee | 13/2 |
Race Results Summary:
Love Envoi recorded a fantastic success for the Noel Fehily Racing Club and provided trainer Harry Fry with a famous Festival winner. Racing prominently, the six-year-old jumped fluently from the offset and despite facing a challenge climbing the hill, Love envoi stayed on well under jockey Jonny Burke to see off Ahorsewithnoname and maintain her unbeaten record.
Kim Muir Handicap Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Chambard | 40/1 |
| 2nd | Mister Coffey | 5/1 (JF) |
| 3rd | Didero Vallis | 66/1 |
| 4th | Fakir D’alene | 33/1 |
Race Results Summary:
A 1-3 for trainer Venetia Williams and yet another front running winner on Day 3, the ten-year-old Chambard stayed on determinedly in the closing stages to see off the challenge of Nicky Henderson’s Mister Coffey who travelled like the likeliest winner before flattering to deceive under jockey Sam Waley-Cohen.
Cheltenham Day Four (Friday) Results
JCB Triumph Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Vauban | 6/4 (F) |
| 2nd | Fil Dor | 11/2 |
| 3rd | Pied Piper | 7/2 |
Race Summary:
Vauban was just too good for the Gordon Elliot pair and looks like a serious prospect going forward for trainer Willie Mullins. Travelling much the best up the Cheltenham hill, the four-year-old simply had too many gears for his rivals and is certainly a 2023 Champion Hurdle contender going forward.
County Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | State Man | 11/4 (F) |
| 2nd | First Street | 16/1 |
| 3rd | Colonel Mustard | 13/2 |
| 4th | West Cork | 13/2 |
Race Summary:
Willie Mullins and Paul Townend teamed up again with the impressive and well-handicapped State Man, who appeared to be a Graded horse running in a handicap. Making smooth headway on the stands side rail, State Man kicked clear under Paul Townend and was much the best. Willie Mullins’ charge could make up into a very smart prospect indeed.
Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | The Nice Guy | 18/1 |
| 2nd | Minella Cocooner | 9/2 |
| 3rd | Bardenstown Lad | 20/1 |
Race Summary:
A 1-2 for trainer Willie Mullins and despite Minella Cocooner being sent off a well supported 9/2 shot, it was stablemate and unbeaten seven-year-old The Nice Guy who took the Grade 1 prize with a comfortable victory by 5l.
Cheltenham Gold Cup – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | A Plus Tard | 3/1 (F) |
| 2nd | Minella Indo | 7/1 |
| 3rd | Protektorat | 10/1 |
Race Summary:
Tables were turned from last season in the showpiece event as A Plus Tard gained revenge on stablemate Minella Indo with an authoritative success under jockey Rachael Blackmore. Minella Indo had set sail for home a long way from the finish turning for home, but the Cheveley Park owned eight-year-old always had his stablemate in sight and readily overhauled him to run out a 15l winner at the line.
Hunter Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Billaway | 13/8 (F) |
| 2nd | Winged Leader | 9/2 |
| 3rd | Mighty Stowaway | 33/1 |
Race Summary:
A sensational effort from Billaway who stormed up the famous Cheltenham hill to snatch victory away from Winged Leader who gave it his all in second. A ninth winner overall for trainer Willie Mullins on the week.
Paddy Power Mares Chase – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Elimay | 9/4 |
| 2nd | Pink Legend | 33/1 |
| 3rd | Scarlet And Dove | 28/1 |
Race Summary:
Last year’s second Elimay went one place better and gave jockey Patrick Mullins a quickfire double after Billaway’s earlier success. The talented grey mare stayed on resolutely in between horses to get up in the shadows of the post and give Willie Mullins a remarkable tenth winner of the Festival in the week.
Martin Pipe Handicap Hurdle – Results
| POS | HORSE | PRICE |
| 1st | Banbridge | 12/1 |
| 2nd | Cobblers Dream | 12/1 |
| 3rd | Hollow Games | 9/2 |
| 4th | Freedom To Dream | 20/1 |
Race Summary:
The concluding race of the 2022 Festival went the way of Joseph O’Brien’s Banbridge who had enough in the locker to see off the strong travelling Cobblers Dream for trainer Ben Case. The final score across the week between Britain and Ireland was 18-10 in the Irish runner’s favour.
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