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Shloer Chase
2022
Owner John Galvanoni.svg Owner Mrs Wilma Duffus.svg Owner Twist Your Arm Partnership.svg
Nube NegraGanapathiDaly Tiger
Previous years
2021
Owner John Galvanoni.svg Owner Mr J Hales.svg Owner One For Luck Racing Syndicate.svg
Nube NegraPolitologuePut The Kettle On
2020-2011
2018
Owner Mr S Munir.svg Owner David And Nicky Robinson.svg Owner Mr P J Martin.svg
Sceau RoyalSimply NedForest Bihan
2017
Owner A Potts.svg Owner Mr Trevor Hemmings.svg Owner Mrs S Rowley-Williams.svg
Fox NortonCloudy DreamSpecial Tiara
2016
Owner A Potts.svg Owner David And Nicky Robinson.svg Owner Mrs S Rowley-Williams.svg
Fox NortonSimply NedSpecial Tiara
2015
Owner Mrs Caroline Mould.svg Owner Mrs T P Radford.svg Owner Mrs S Smith mauve.svg
Sprinter SacreSomersbySavello
2014
Owner Mr S Munir.svg Owner David And Nicky Robinson.svg Owner Mr Martin Broughton.svg
UxizandreSimply NedDodging Bullets
2013
Owner Mr John P McManus.svg Owner The Preston Family and Friends Ltd.svg Owner Mrs S Rowley-Williams.svg
Kid CassidySire De GrugySpecial Tiara
2012
Owner Mrs Diana Whateley.svg Owner Mr Graham Wylie.svg Owner Miss Rita Shah.svg
Wishfull ThinkingDoeslessthanmeImperial Shabra
2011
Owner Mr Jared Sullivan.svg Owner The Hon Mrs Townshend.svg Owner Mrs Janet Davies.svg
GauvainWoolcombe FollyWest with the Wind
2010-2009
2010
Owner Mr Jared Sullivan.svg Owner Goat Racing Syndicate.svg Owner The Stewart Family.svg
GauvainForpadydeplastererTataniano
2009
Owner Mr D A Johnson.svg Owner Mrs Lorna Berryman.svg Owner Mr Clive D Smith.svg
Well ChiefMahogany BlazeMaster Minded
 

The Cheltenham Chase, currently known for sponsorship purposes as the Shloer Chase, is a Grade 2 National Hunt chase in Great Britain which is open to horses aged five years or older. It is run on the Old Course at Cheltenham over a distance of about 2 miles (1 mile 7 furlongs and 199 yards, or 3,199 metres), and during its running there are twelve fences to be jumped. The race is scheduled to take place each year on the Sunday of the course's November meeting.

The race's registered title is the Cheltenham Chase but it has been run under a series of sponsored titles. Inaugurated in 2009 as the Connaught Chase, it was run as the Sinbad Testimonial 2010/2011 Chase before adopting its current name following sponsorship from drinks company Shloer. Initially a conditions chase, it was upgraded to a listed race in 2013 before attaining Grade 2 status in 2015. [1]

Winners

Year
Winner
Age
Jockey
Trainer
2009 Well Chief 10 Timmy Murphy David Pipe
2010 Gauvain 8 Daryl Jacob Nick Williams
2011 Gauvain 9 Noel Fehily Nick Williams
2012 Wishfull Thinking 9 Richard Johnson Philip Hobbs
2013 Kid Cassidy 7 Tony McCoy Nicky Henderson
2014 Uxizandre 6 Barry Geraghty Alan King
2015 Sprinter Sacre 9 Nico de Boinville Nicky Henderson
2016Fox Norton6 Aidan Coleman Colin Tizzard
2017Fox Norton7 Bryan Cooper Colin Tizzard
2018Sceau Royal6 Daryl Jacob Alan King
2019Defi Du Seuil6 Barry Geraghty Philip Hobbs
2020 Put The Kettle On 6 Aidan Coleman Henry de Bromhead
2021Nube Negra7 Harry Skelton Dan Skelton
2022Nube Negra8 Harry Skelton Dan Skelton
2023Jonbon7 Nico de Boinville Nicky Henderson

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References

  1. "Aintree's two-mile novices' hurdle elevated to Grade 1 status as the BHA announces upgrades to Jump Pattern races for 2015/16 / 07 Jul 15". britishhorseracing.com. Retrieved 8 April 2016.