National Hunt Chase Tips
Day One at the Cheltenham Festival comes to a close with the oldest race at the meeting, the National Hunt Chase.
Open to first-season chasers, many greats of the sport have won this title since it was first run in 1860, and a future star of the sport could come out of the 2021 renewal.
Open to first-season chasers, many greats of the sport have won this title since it was first run in 1860, and a future star of the sport could come out of the 2021 renewal.
Cheltenham Festival Day One Card
Cheltenham Day 1 Tips 2021 (Tuesday)
Time | Tuesday Races | Tips / 2020 Result | Place Bet / Watch Replay |
13:30 | Supreme Novices' Hurdle | Winner: Shiskin 6/1 | |
14:10 | Arkle Challenge Trophy | Winner: Put The Kettle On 16/1 | |
14:50 | Ultima Handicap Chase | Winner: The Conditional 15/2 | |
15:30 | Champion Hurdle | Winner: Epatante 2/1 Fav | |
16:10 | Mares' Hurdle | Winner: Honeysuckle 9/4 | |
16:50 | Novices' Handicap Chase | Winner: Imperial Aura 4/1 | |
17:30 | National Hunt Chase | Winner: Ravenhill 12/1 |
2021 National Hunt Chase Odds
Name | Best Odds | Top Bookie |
---|---|---|
Monkfish | 12/1 | Unibet |
Fury Road | 16/1 | William Hill |
Latest Exhibition | 16/1 | bet365 |
Cracking Smart | 20/1 | Paddy Power |
Run Wild Fred | 20/1 | bet365 |
Column Of Fire | 20/1 | Paddy Power |
Diol Ker | 20/1 | William Hill |
Bar | 25/1 |
2020 National Hunt Chase Result
National Hunt Chase 2020 Runners & Best Odds
Runner | Best Odds | Place Bet |
Winner: Ravenhill | 12/1 | |
2nd Place: Lord Du Mesnil | 11/2 | |
3rd Place: Lamanver Pippin | 20/1 | |
4th Place: Forza Milan | 14/1 | |
5th Place: Smoking Gun | 28/1 | |
6th Place: Newtide | 11/1 | |
Carefully Selected | 6/4 | |
Springfield Fox | 7/1 | |
The Hollow Ginge | 25/1 | |
Ocean Cove | 33/1 | |
Non Runner No Bet | Best Odds Guaranteed | |
E/W Terms | 1/5 Odds - 3 Places | See all Runners |
National Hunt Chase Challenge Cup Key Facts
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National Hunt Chase History
The National Hunt Chase is one of the oldest, and most historic races in all of jumps racing. Of all the races at the Cheltenham Festival, only the Grand Annual Handicap Chase was staged before the National Hunt.
The National Hunt Chase is open to five-year-olds and above. The race is of Grade Two status and only novice chasers can take part.
For most of it's history, the National Hunt Challenge Cup was run over four miles. However, after concerns were raised about the welfare of the horses, the National Hunt Chase was shortened to three miles and six furlongs in 2019.
The runners in the National Hunt Chase must be ridden by amateur riders. Since World War Two, Jamie Codd has ridden the most winners of the race, having scored on three occasions.
During its 160-year history, many top chasers have ended their novice campaign with a famous Festival win.
The most famous winner of the National Hunt Chase is probably Tiger Roll, who won this Grade Two in 2017. Gordon Elliott's star went on to win the Cross Country Chase twice, and win back-to-back Grand Nationals at Aintree in 2018 and '19.
In 2020, Gordon Elliott and Jamie Codd celebrated another winner in the National Hunt Challenge Cup, as well-backed ten-year-old Ravenhill claimed victory.
National Hunt Chase FAQs
Who won the 2020 National Hunt Chase?
Cheltenham Festival 5.30 result – Ravenhill beats Lord Du Mesnil to win the National Hunt Chase in last race of Day One. RAVENHILL won the National Hunt Chase in the final race of the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival 2020.
When is the 2021 National Hunt?
The 2021 National Hunt Chase will take place on Tuesday March 16th 2021 on Day One at the Cheltenham Festival.
What time is the 2021 National Hunt Chase?
The National Hunt Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Novices' Chase is the seventh and final race on Day One of the 2021 Cheltenham Festival, taking place at 5.30pm on Tuesday March 16th 2021.
Who will win the 2021 National Hunt Chase?
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