Ryanair Chase Odds 2025
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Ryanair Chase Odds - Key Info
- The Ryanair Chase is the feature race on the third day of Cheltenham.
- The Grade 1 National Hunt steeplechase covers a distance of roughly 2m 4f with 17 fences to jump along the way.
- Horses must be at least five years old to compete.
- First run in 2005, the Ryanair Chase is one of the newest races at the Cheltenham Festival.
- The race was initially a Grade 2 contest but was upgraded to Grade 1 status in 2008.
- The latest Ryanair Chase betting odds, updated daily, can be found above!
Ryanair Chase Trends
- All of the last 12 winners were aged 7-9.
- Six of the last 12 winners started the race as favourite.
- Willie Mullins has trained five of the last 10 Ryanair Chase winners.
- All of the last 12 winners were rated 162 or higher.
- Six of the last 12 winners won on their previous run before the Ryanair Chase.
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FAQ
How long is the Ryanair Chase?
The Ryanair Chase is run on the New Course at Cheltenham over a distance of about 2 miles and 4½ furlongs (2 miles 4 furlongs and 127 yards, or 4,139 metres). There are 17 fences to be jumped in the showpiece event.
When is the Ryanair Chase?
The Ryanair Chase is the showpiece race on Day Three of the Cheltenham Festival. It gets underway on Thursday, March 13 at 14:50.
What is the prize money for the Ryanair Chase?
In 2024 the total prize money for the Ryanair Chase was £350,000 with £211,000 going to the winner, Protektorat. The runner up got £79,500, while 3rd took home £39,787.50.
Who is the favourite to win the Ryanair Chase
Gaelic Warrior is currently leading the betting for the Ryanair Chase. The Willie Mullins trained six-year-old is priced at 8/1 to win the Cheltenham Day 3 showpiece. Grey Dawning and Ginny's Destiny are just behind him in the betting.
Which trainer has won the most Ryanair Chase wins?
Irish trainer Willie Mullins has saddled the winner of the Ryanair Chase no less than five times in the last 11 years, including the 2023 winner Envoi Allen.