Champion Chase Odds 2025
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Queen Mother Champion Chase Odds - Key Info
- The Queen Mother Champion Chase is the feature race on day two of the Cheltenham Festival and is run over 1m 7f 199y.
- The race was named after the Queen Mother, a big National Hunt racing fan, on her 80th birthday in 1980.
- The Champion Chase was first run in 1959 and the inaugural race was won by Quita Que.
- Badsworth Boy holds the record for most Champion Chase wins, following three victories in a row from 1983-85.
- Altior, Sprinter Sacre, Moscow Flyer and most recently Energumene have all won this race twice since the turn of the century.
Champion Chase Trends
- The last 15 winners of the Champion Chase all had class 1 wins to their name entering the race.
- The last 11 winners had six or more starts over fences.
- The last 12 Champion Chase winners were either trained in Britain, or by Henry De Bromhead or Willie Mullins.
- Five of the last 12 winners were favourites.
- 11 of the last 12 winners had won previously in the season they claimed the Champion Chase - Politologue was the exception (2020).
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FAQ
When is the Queen Mother Champion Chase?
The Queen Mother Champion Chase takes place at Cheltenham on Wednesday, March 12, 2025. The Champion Chase starts at 3:30pm and is the feature race on Day 2 of the Festival at Prestbury Park.
How many mares have won the Champion Chase?
Only one mare has ever won the Queen Mother Champion Chase in this race's 64-year history. That was Put The Kettle On in 2021 (at odds of 17/2), who was trained by Henry de Bromhead and ridden by Aidan Coleman.
What distance is the Champion Chase?
The Queen Mother Champion Chase takes place over a distance of 1m 7f 199y on the Old Course at Cheltenham and there are 13 fences to be jumped during this race.
Who is the favourite to win the Champion Chase?
El Fabiolo is the bookies' favourite to win the 2025 Queen Mother Champion Chase. The Willie Mullins-trained six-year-old is priced at 2/1 with bet365.
What is the prize money for the Champion Chase?
The total prize money for the 2024 Champion Chase was ￡400,000 with the Shock winner Captain Guinness landing ￡225,080. Second place was rewarded with ￡84,800, third got ￡42,440 and fourth place took home ￡21,200.