The Queen Mother Champion Chase is the highlight of Ladies Day at the 2023 Cheltenham Festival and probably the third most important race of all, behind the Gold Cup and Champion Hurdle. Read on to see on Queen Mother Champion Chase betting tips, odds and offers.
Run over two miles on the Old Course, the race is contested by the quickest chasers in training.
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Race Details | |
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Prize: | £400,000 |
When: | Wednesday 15th March, 3:30 pm |
Distance: | Two-miles (13 fences) |
Race Type | Grade 1 Chase |
Age: | 5-Years+ |
Course | Old Course |
Weights: | 11st 10lb, 7lb allowance for mares |
Where to watch? | ITV, Racing UK, Bookmaker Streams |
Champion Chase Tips 2023
The feature race on day two of the Cheltenham Festival, and one that often has people talking for months in advance, here is our Champion Chase tips for 2023.
If you’re looking to follow our experts then be sure to check out Alan Kelly horse racing tips and Charlie McCann horse racing tips for Wednesday afternoon.
Check out the latest odds and all our Cheltenham day 2 Tips.
More Cheltenham Tips from that day
Check out our predictions and tips for all the other Cheltenham Day 2 races:
- Ballymore Novice Hurdle tips
- Festival Novices tips
- Coral Cup tips
- Cross Country Chase tips
- Grand Annual Handicap Chase tips
- Champion Bumper tips
Champion Chase Betting Odds 2023
Billed as a clash between Energumene and Edwardstone, both were beaten in the Clarence House when warming up for this contest.
That hasn’t stopped them from dominating the market though, and it’s anyone’s guess which one of these two go off as favourite for the contest, the only thing we can say, is it will be one of them.
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What Happened in 2022?
The 2022 renewal of this race was all about the matchup between Shishkin and Energumene, but sadly the first named of those struggled in the early part of the race, and was pulled up with what turned out to be an injury.
That left Energumene and he certainly delivered in style, coming away from the field to record a winning distance of eight and a half lengths. We missed out on the chance to see a great duel, but were certainly wowed by Energumene.
Champion Chase 2023 – Key Race Stats
- 8 of the last 11 winners have been aged between 8 and 10 years old
- 9 out of last 11 winners have come from the top three in the betting
A race where specialists have dominated, with Nicky Henderson winning five of the last ten renewals, with four of them coming from Sprinter Sacre and Altior.
Henry De Bromhead has sprung surprises on two occasions with Special Tiara and Put The Kettle On whilst Paul Nicholls has two recent wins with Dodging Bullets and Politologue.
Queen Mother Champion Chase Winners
- 2022 - Energumene
- 2021 – Put The Kettle On
- 2020 – Politologue
- 2019 – Altior
- 2018 – Altior
Champion Chase 2023 FAQs
How many fences are at the Champion Chase?
There are 13 fences on the Champion Chase race.
What distance is the champion chase?
The distance of the champion chase is around 2 miles.
Who won the Queen Mother Champion Chase in 2022?
In 2022, we saw a dominant performance from Energumene to win the Champion Chase in great style.
When is time is the Champion Chase?
The Queen Mother Champion Chase is always the feature race on Day 2 (Ladies Day) of the the 4-day Cheltenham Festival, meaning it always falls on the Wednesday. In 2023 the race is scheduled for Wednesday, 15th March and is due off at 3:30pm.