Irish Daily Star Chase

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Daily Star Chase
2023
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Minella IndoHurricane GeorgieDelta Work
Previous years
2022
Owner Mr R A Bartlett.svg Owner Gigginstown House Stud.svg Owner P G Davies.svg
GalvinRun Wild FredPolitesse
2021
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GalvinAnnamixBrahma Bull
2020-2011
2020
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The StorytellerTout Est PermisShattered Love
2019
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JettAlpha Des ObeauxTout Est Permis
2018
Owner Gigginstown House Stud royal blue cap.svg Owner Gigginstown House Stud.svg Owner R Wood.svg
Sub LieutenantOutlanderSandymount Duke
2017
Owner Gigginstown House Stud dark blue cap.svg Owner Darraugh's Choice Syndicate.svg Owner Gigginstown House Stud.svg
Road To RespectKilcarry BridgeSub Lieutenant
2016
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Sadler's RiskLord ScoundrelFederici
2015
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Don CossackRoi Du MeeCailin Annamh
2014
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Don CossackLoosen My LoadAlderwood
2013
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Toner D'OudairiesRoi Du MeeFirst Lieutenant
2012
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Roi Du MeeMagnanimityJoncol
2011
Owner Gigginstown House Stud.svg Owner Goat Racing Syndicate.svg Owner Mr E Gilligan.svg
Roi Du MeeForpadydeplastererJadanli
2010-2005
2010
Owner Michael O'Flynn.svg Owner A Potts.svg Owner Gigginstown House Stud.svg
China RockSizing EuropeSiegemaster
2009
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Casey JonesKilcrea CastlePonmeoath
2008
Owner Gigginstown House Stud.svg Owner Mr Conor Clarkson.svg Owner Mr John Corr.svg
War Of AttritionKicking KingWatson Lake
2007
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Knight LegendCentral HouseSteel Band
2006
Owner Gigginstown House Stud.svg Owner Mr John Corr.svg Owner Mrs B Lenihan.svg
War Of AttritionWatson LakeBarrow Drive
2005
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War Of AttritionKicking KingPizarro
 

The Irish Daily Star Chase is a Grade 3 National Hunt steeplechase in Ireland which is open to horses aged five years or older. It is run at Punchestown over a distance of about 3 miles and 1 furlongs (5,029 metres), and it is scheduled to take place each year in October.

The race was first run in 2005 and was awarded Grade 3 status in 2007. Prior to 2016 it was run over 2 miles and 7 furlongs.

Records

Most successful horse (3 wins):

Leading jockey (4 wins):

Leading trainer (8 wins):

Winners

YearWinnerAgeJockeyTrainer
2005 War Of Attrition 6Conor O'Dwyer Mouse Morris
2006 War Of Attrition 7Conor O'Dwyer Mouse Morris
2007Knight Legend8 Barry Geraghty Jessica Harrington
2008 War Of Attrition 9 Davy Russell Mouse Morris
2009Casey Jones8 Paul Carberry Noel Meade
2010China Rock7 Ruby Walsh Mouse Morris
2011Roi Du Mee6 Davy Russell Gordon Elliott
2012Roi Du Mee7 Paul Carberry Gordon Elliott
2013Toner D'Oudairies6 Bryan Cooper Gordon Elliott
2014 Don Cossack 7 Bryan Cooper Gordon Elliott
2015 Don Cossack 8 Bryan Cooper Gordon Elliott
2016Sadler's Risk8 David Mullins Henry de Bromhead
2017Road To Respect6Sean Flanagan Noel Meade
2018Sub Lieutenant9 Rachael Blackmore Henry de Bromhead
2019Jett8 Robbie Power Jessica Harrington
2020The Storyteller9Keith Donoghue Gordon Elliott
2021Galvin7 Davy Russell Gordon Elliott
2022Galvin8 Davy Russell Gordon Elliott
2023 Minella Indo 10 Rachael Blackmore Henry de Bromhead
2024French Dynamite9 Mark Walsh Mouse Morris

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