Who wins the 2023 Champion Chase?
- Key questions answered ahead of the 2023 Champion Chase
- This Grade One will be run at the Cheltenham Festival on Wednesday 15th March
- Energumene is the favourite to retain his crown in 2023
What is the Champion Chase?
The Queen Mother Champion Chase is a Grade One horse race that takes place at the Cheltenham Festival. The Champion Chase and takes place at Cheltenham racecourse, in Gloucestershire, England.
When is the 2023 Champion Chase?
The Champion Chase is always run on day two of the Cheltenham Festival. The 2023 Champion Chase will be run at 3:30pm at Cheltenham on Wednesday 15th March.
Who won the Champion Chase?
Willie Mullins won his first Champion Chase in 2022, when Energumene ran out an impressive winner at Cheltenham racecourse.
Who is the favourite for the Champion Chase?
Energumene remains the favourite to defend his Champion Chase crown in 2023, despite his recent defeat in the Clarence House Chase. Clarence House winner, Editeur Du Gite sits third in the betting, with Arkle winner Edwardstone sitting between the two in the market.
Who will Willie Mullins run in the Champion Chase?
Energumene will be Willie Mullins' number one runner in the 2023 Champion Chase. Mullins could also run Blue Lord and Gentleman De Mee, who have both won Grade Ones this season.
Who will win the 2023 Champion Chase?
You can read our full guide to the 2023 Champion Chase here on our website. You'll get the latest odds and our betting predictions in this free preview.
What distance is the Champion Chase?
The Champion Chase is run over a distance of two miles. That distance equates to 16 furlongs, or just over 3200 meters.
Who is the best winner of the Champion Chase ever?
Badsworth Boy is the only horse to have won the Champion Chase three times, securing three-straight victories between 1983 and '85. Legends like Fortria, Viking Flagship, Moscow Flyer, Master Minded and Sprinter Sacre have won the Champion Chase twice.
Which trainer has won the most Champion Chases?
Three trainers have won the Champion Chase on six occasions. Flyingbolt's trainer, Tom Dreaper was the first to win the Queen Mother six times. Britain's two most recent Champion Trainers, Paul Nicholls and Nicky Henderson have also won this race six times.
What is the first prize for the Champion Chase?
The first prize for the 2023 Champion Chase is £225,080. The overall prize pot for this Grade One totals over £400,000.
How can I watch the Champion Chase?
The 2023 Champion Chase will be shown live on ITV Racing. If you want to watch this race live via a mobile or tablet, then take a look at the Horse Racing Live Streaming page on our website.
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