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Day 3 · St Patrick's Thursday · Thu 18 Mar 2027 · New Course

Ryanair Chase

ChaseGrade 12m 4f5yo+Off time TBC
2027 editionAnte-postStale

Cheltenham Festival 2027

2027 ante-post market

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Ante-post entries are added to the Ryanair Chase as bookmakers price up the 2027 market. Declarations follow 48 hours before the race.

2026 Festival

2026 result

Past winners
Ryanair Chase 2026 result
PosHorseTrainerJockeySPBeaten
1st (winner)Heart WoodHenry de BromheadDarragh O'Keeffe9/2
2ndJonbonNicky Hendersonnot yet known2/1—

SourcesSporting Life (opens in a new tab)accessed 14 September 2026

History

Past winners in our database

Ryanair Chase: winners in our database
YearWinnerTrainerJockeySP
2026Heart WoodHenry de BromheadDarragh O'Keeffe9/2

SourcesSporting Life (opens in a new tab)

About the race

About the Ryanair Chase

Registered as the Festival Trophy, the Grade 1 championship for intermediate-distance chasers.

Distance
2m 4f
Race type
Grade 1 Chase
Age conditions
5yo+
Course
New Course
First run
2005

Questions

Frequently asked questions

When is the 2027 Ryanair Chase?

The 2027 Ryanair Chase is scheduled for Thursday, 18 March 2027 — Day 3 (St Patrick's Thursday) of the Cheltenham Festival, on the New Course. Race times are published by the Jockey Club nearer the Festival.

Who won the 2026 Ryanair Chase?

Heart Wood won the 2026 Ryanair Chase, trained by Henry de Bromhead and ridden by Darragh O'Keeffe, at a starting price of 9/2. Jonbon finished second (2/1).

How long is the Ryanair Chase?

The Ryanair Chase is run over 2m 4f on the New Course at Cheltenham. It is a Grade 1 Chase for 5yo+.

When was the Ryanair Chase first run?

The Ryanair Chase was first run in 2005.