We also offer live streaming of the race when you bet on it. You won’t just benefit from this invaluable iCard technology, either. Quickly following on from that are the likes of Welsh National from Chepstow and a host of big fixtures from Leopardstown including the Future Champions Novice Hurdle, Christmas Hurdle and Savills Chase. The biggest action follows on December 26th with the annual renewal of the King George VI Chase (Grade 1) from Kempton, one of the biggest races of the National Hunt season. There's a stack of high-quality racing to come later in the month, starting on the weekend of December 23rd with the Long Walk Hurdle and a Silver Cup Handicap Chase from Ascot. Trainer Venetian Williams has Easy As That and Frero Banbou as interesting players, while Fakir D’oudairies will likely attract plenty of attention. Owner J P McManus has a strong hand in the race with So Scottish and In Excelsis Deo both among the leading pack of contenders for trainers Emmet Mullins and Harry Fry respectively. Il Ridotto was third on his seasonal reappearance in mid-November at Cheltenham. The six-year-old has seen plenty of action in fact at Cheltenham before, so is in a familiar setting.

Trainer Paul Nicholls hangs his hat on Il Ridotto who is a previous course and distance winner, which gives him claims. 7-year-old Thunder Rock opened the season in winning form with a victory at Cheltenham in early November as an 11/8F and has a strong track record on the course. This race, which was inaugurated in 1963, is open to four-year-olds or above and is run at a distance of just over 2 miles and four filings with seventeen fences.Īmong this year’s leading contenders is Olly Murphy’s Thunder Rock, a previous winner at this distance. The next big feature race on the UK National Hunt scene is the December Gold Cup Handicap Chase from Cheltenham on December 16th.

In 2021 Rachael Blackmore made history by becoming the first female jockey to win the Grand National. The duo had won the Kim Muir Challenge Cup at last year’s Cheltenham Festival, and could potentially be lining up a shot at the 2024 Grand National on April 13th. The Becher Chase, run on the same course and fences as the famous Grand National was won by Turner on the back of Chambard, an 18/1 shot. History was made at the recent Becher Chase from Aintree as Lucy Turner became the first female jockey ever to win the race.

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