Clarence House Chase

Clarence House Chase
2024
Elixir De Nutz Jonbon Fugitif
Previous years
2023
Editeur Du Gite Edwardstone Energumene
2022
Shishkin Energumene First Flow
2021
First Flow Politologue Waiting Patiently
2020-2011
2020
Defi Du Seuil Un De Sceaux Marracudja
2019
Altior Fox Norton Diego Du Charmil
2018
Un De Sceaux Speredek Kylemore Lough
2017
Un De Sceaux Uxizandre Top Gamble
2016
Un De Sceaux Sire De Grugy Traffic Fluide
2015
Dodging Bullets Sprinter Sacre Twinlight
2014
Sire De Grugy Hidden Cyclone Kauto Stone
2013
Sprinter Sacre Mad Moose Somersby
2012
Somersby Finian's Rainbow Al Ferof
2011
Master Minded Somersby Mad Max
2010-2001
2010
Twist Magic Petit Robin Oh Crick
2009
Master Minded Petit Robin Mahogany Blaze
2008
Tamarinbleu Twist Magic Mansony
2006
Tysou Dempsey Kalca Mome
2005
Well Chief Thisthatandtother Kadarann
2004
Isio Azertyuiop Got One Too
2002
Turgeonev Wave Rock Davoski
2001
Function Dream Cenkos Exit Swinger
2000-1991
2000
Nordance Prince Flagship Uberalles Celibate
1999
Call Equiname Get Real Celibate
1998
Jeffell Celibate Or Royal
1997
Ask Tom Clay County Big Matt
1996
Big Matt Martin's Lamp Dancing Paddy
1995
Martha's Son Egypt Mill Prince Coulton
1994
Viking Flagship Egypt Mill Prince Billy Bathgate
1993
Sybillin Deep Sensation Fragrant Dawn
1992
Waterloo Boy Young Snugfit Sure Metal
1991
Blitzkreig Young Snugfit Katabatic
1990-1989
1990
Meikleour Feroda Panto Prince
1989
Desert Orchid Panto Prince Ida's Delight
 

The Clarence House Chase is a Grade 1 National Hunt steeplechase in Great Britain which is open to horses aged five years or older. It is run at Ascot over a distance of about 2 miles and 1 furlong (2 miles and 167 yards, or 3,371 metres), and during its running there are thirteen fences to be jumped. The race is scheduled to take place each year in January.

The event was sponsored from its inauguration to 2013 by the bookmaker Victor Chandler. It was registered as the Clarence House Chase, but it was usually referred to by its sponsored title. In 2014 the race reverted to its registered title and the sponsorship was taken over by Sodexo. In 2018 it was sponsored by Royal Salute Whisy and since 2019 Matchbook betting exchange have sponsored the race.

The first running was planned to have taken place in 1987. However, it was abandoned that year due to frost, and also the following year because of fog. Originally it was a handicap race, and its distance was set at 2 miles (3,219 metres). In 2005 and 2006, while its usual home was closed for redevelopment, the event was temporarily switched to alternative venues. Upon returning to Ascot the race's regular distance was extended by a furlong. In 2007 it was promoted to Grade 1 status, and it ceased to be run as a handicap.

The race often includes some of the leading contenders for the Queen Mother Champion Chase. Seven horses have won both races in the same season – Viking Flagship (1994), Call Equiname (1999), Master Minded (2009), Sprinter Sacre (2013), Sire De Grugy (2014), Dodging Bullets (2015) and Altior (2019).

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