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Dublin Chase

Dublin Chase
2024
Emerald green, dark green sleeves, dark green cap, emerald green spots Emerald green and orange hooped, white cap Beige, royal blue triple diamond and diamonds on sleeves, striped cap
El Fabiolo Dinoblue Captain Guinness
Previous years
2023
Emerald green and orange hooped, white cap Emerald green, dark green sleeves, dark green cap, emerald green spots Emerald green, dark green sleeves, dark green and emerald green quartered cap
Gentleman De Mee Blue Lord Sceau Royal
2022
Pink, light green spots, pink sleeves and cap Red, grey star, grey stars on sleeves, grey star on cap Beige, royal blue triple diamond and diamonds on sleeves, striped cap
Chacun Pour Soi Dunvegan Captain Guinness
2021
Pink, light green spots, pink sleeves and cap Emerald green and orange hooped, white cap Maroon, white star and armlet, maroon cap, white star
Chacun Pour Soi Fakir D'Oudairies Notebook
2020-2018
2020
Pink, light green spots, pink sleeves and cap Pink, light green spots, pink sleeves, light green cap Emerald green, red disc, hooped sleeves, emerald green cap, red spots
Chacun Pour Soi Min Ornua
2019
Pink, light green spots, pink sleeves and cap Maroon and white stripes, maroon cap, white hoop Light blue, red braces, white sleeves, red armlets, light blue and red quartered cap
Min Ordinary World Saint Calvados
2018
Pink, light green spots, pink sleeves and cap Red, black and white striped sleeves, red cap, black diamond Royal blue, white stars, red and white striped sleeves, white cap, royal blue stars
Min Simply Ned Special Tiara
 

The Dublin Chase is a Grade 1 National Hunt steeplechase in Ireland which is open to horses aged five years or older. It is run at Leopardstown over a distance of about 2 miles and 1 furlong (3,420 metres), and during its running there are eleven fences to be jumped. The race is scheduled to take place each year in early February. The race was first run as a Grade 2 race in 2018 as part of a new Dublin Racing Festival[1] and was upgraded to Grade 1 status from the 2019 running.[2]

Records edit

Most successful horse (3 wins):

  • Chacun Pour Soi - 2020, 2021, 2022

Leading jockey (4 wins):

  • Paul Townend - Chacun Pour Soi (2020, 2021, 2022), El Fabiolo (2024)

Leading trainer (7 wins):

  • Willie Mullins - Min (2018, 2019), Chacun Pour Soi (2020, 2021, 2022), Gentleman De Mee (2023), El Fabiolo (2024)

Winners edit

Year Winner Age Jockey Trainer
2018 Min 7 David Mullins Willie Mullins
2019 Min 8 Ruby Walsh Willie Mullins
2020 Chacun Pour Soi 8 Paul Townend Willie Mullins
2021 Chacun Pour Soi 9 Paul Townend Willie Mullins
2022 Chacun Pour Soi 10 Paul Townend Willie Mullins
2023 Gentleman De Mee 7 Danny Mullins Willie Mullins
2024 El Fabiolo 7 Paul Townend Willie Mullins

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ "LEOPARDSTOWN LAUNCH NEW TWO-DAY JUMPS WEEKEND AS THE DUBLIN RACING FESTIVAL IS UNVEILED". Leopardstown Racecourse. Retrieved 7 February 2018.
  2. ^ Sheerin, Brian (15 December 2018). "Dublin Chase at Leopardstown upgraded to Grade 1". Racing Post.
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