Celebration Chase

Celebration Chase

In Great Britain, horses must be five years old or older to compete in the Grade One National Hunt steeplechase known as the Celebration Chase.

Thirteen fences must be jumped over the course of the race, which is run at Sandown Park over a distance of approximately 1 mile and 7 and a half furlongs (1 mile, 7 furlongs, and 119 yards, or 3,126 metres).

Every year, the event is set for late April.

Find out more about the Celebration Chase:

Celebration Chase Previous Winners

Here are the previous winners for the Celebration Chase.

YearWinnerAgeJockeyTrainer
2013Sire De Grugy7Jamie MooreGary Moore
2014Sire De Grugy8Jamie MooreGary Moore
2015Special Tiara8Noel FehilyHenry De Bromhead
2016Sprinter Sacre10Nico de BoinvilleNicky Henderson
2017Altior7Nico de BoinvilleNicky Henderson
2018Altior8Nico de BoinvilleNicky Henderson
2019Altior9Nico de BoinvilleNicky Henderson
no race 2020 [a]
2021Greaneteen7Bryony FrostPaul Nicholls
2022Greaneteen8Harry CobdenPaul Nicholls
2023Jonbon7Aidan ColemanNicky Henderson
2024Jonbon8Nico de BoinvilleNicky Henderson
2025II Etait Temps7Danny MullinsWillie Mullins
2026?

Celebration Chase Facts

  • The Celebration Chase is a National Hunt Steeplechase in Great Britain which is open to horses aged five years or older.
  • The race is run over a distance of 1 mile and 7 and a half furlongs at Sandown Park, and during its running, there are thirteen fences to be jumped.
  • The race is a Grade One contest, and it is currently scheduled to take place each year in late April.

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Popular Questions

Where is the Celebration Chase held?

The Celebration Chase is held at Sandown Park.