November is here, which means the jump race season has fully come into its reign. Multiple hurdles and chases are being held around the country but if you are looking for a grand event at one of Britain’s most popular racecourses, Cheltenham November Meeting 2025 is definitely not something you would want to miss.
Compared to many other British racecourses, Cheltenham is comparatively young, with its horse racing history beginning in the 19th century. Designed specifically for jump races, it stays open from October to April. The list of notable races conducted at Cheltenham runs long, but the most prestigious event it hosts is the Cheltenham Festival, which is conducted every year in March and includes the Cheltenham Golden Cup.
The Cheltenham November Meeting will be the first major event of the 2025 season. It usually lasts for three days, and this year falls between Friday, 14 November and Sunday, 16 November. Opening the meeting as its first race will be The Lycetts Insurance Brokers Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle Race, with The Three Counties Christmas Open National Hunt Flat Race closing the event on Sunday.
The main featured race of the meeting, the Paddy Power Gold Cup, will take place on the second day of the event.
Key Dates & Timings
The Cheltenham November Meeting 2025 will be conducted in the second week of November and last for three days. The first and the third day each include six races, while the second day hosts seven races. Day one is called Countryside Day, day two is known as Super Saturday, while the third day is referred to as Carnival Sunday.
Day One: Countryside Day
- When: Friday, 14 November 2025
- Gate opening: 10:30 am
- First race: 1:10 pm
- Last race: 4:00 pm
Day Two: Super Saturday
- When: Saturday, 15 November 2025
- Gate opening: 10:00 am
- First race: 12:35 pm
- Headline race: 2:20 pm
- Last race: 4:00 pm
Day Three: Carnival Sunday
- When: Sunday, 16 November 2025
- Gate opening: 10:30 am
- First race: 1:15 pm
- Headline race: 3:30 pm
- Last race: 4:00 pm
The daily race cards for the November Meeting are as follows:
Friday, 14 November
Going: good (good to soft in places)
| Time | Race | Distance | Conditions |
| 1:10 pm | THE LYCETTS INSURANCE BROKERS CONDITIONAL JOCKEYS’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) (Challenger Stayers’ Hurdle Series Qualifier) | 2m 5f 45y
(2m 5f +45y) |
3YO+ £20,000.00 Rating 0-125 |
| 1:45 pm | THE UNIBET MIDDLE DISTANCE VETERANS’ CHASE SERIES VETERANS’ HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (Qualifier) | 2m 4f 107y
(2m 4f 44y +63y) |
9YO+ £40,000.00 Rating 0-150 |
| 2:20 pm | THE SUN’S “SAVE OUR BETS” NOVICES’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) (GBB RACE) | 3m 1f 84y
(3m 1f +84y) |
5YO+ £40,000.00 |
| 2:55 pm | THE SHLOER STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (REGISTERED AS THE CHELTENHAM STEEPLE CHASE) (Grade 2) (GBB RACE) | 2m 21y
(1m 7f 199y +42y) |
4YO+ £100,000.00 |
| 3:30 pm | THE ALBERT BARTLETT NOVICES’ HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1)(Grade 2) (Registered as the Hyde Novices’ Hurdle) (GBB RACE) | 2m 5f 45y
(2m 5f +45y) |
4YO+ £80,000.00 |
| 4:00 pm | THE VALDA ENERGY NOVICES’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) (GBB RACE) | 2m 117y
(2m 87y +30y) |
3YO+ £20,000.00 Rating 0-125 |
Saturday, 15 November
Going: good (good to soft in places)
| Time | Race | Distance | Conditions |
| 12:35 pm | THE JCB TRIUMPH TRIAL JUVENILE HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1) (REGISTERED AS THE PRESTBURY JUVENILE HURDLE RACE) (Grade 2) (GBB RACE) | 2m 117y
(2m 87y +30y) |
3YO £80,000.00 |
| 1:10 pm | THE DEBENHAMS AMATEUR JOCKEYS’ HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) (GBB RACE) | 3m 1f 84y
(3m 1f +84y) |
4YO+ £25,000.00 Rating 0-135 |
| 1:45 pm | THE PADDY POWER ARKLE CHALLENGE TROPHY TRIAL NOVICES’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (Grade 2) (Registered as the NOVEMBER) (GBB RACE) | 2m 21y
(1m 7f 199y +42y) |
4YO+ £75,000.00 |
| 2:20 pm | THE PADDY POWER GOLD CUP HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (In Memory of Edward O’Grady) (PREMIER HANDICAP) (GBB RACE) | 2m 4f 107y
(2m 4f 44y +63y) |
4YO+ £160,000.00 |
| 2:55 pm | THE FROM THE HORSES MOUTH PODCAST HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) | 3m 48y
(2m 7f 208y +60y) |
4YO+ £35,000.00 |
| 3:30 pm | THE PADDY POWER INTERMEDIATE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) | 2m 5f 45y
(2m 5f +45y) |
3YO+ £27,500.00 Rating 0-140 |
| 4:00 pm | THE CHELTENHAM GUARDIANS SAFEGUARDING TEAM MARES’ OPEN NATIONAL HUNT FLAT RACE (CLASS 1)(Listed Race) (GBB RACE) | 2m 117y
(2m 87y +30y) |
4-5YO £25,000.00 |
Sunday, 16 November
Going: good (good to soft in places)
| Time | Race | Distance | Conditions |
| 1:15 pm | THE mallardjewellers.com MAIDEN HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) (Novices’ Championship Hurdle Series Qualifier) (GBB RACE) | 2m 117y
(2m 87y +30y) |
4YO+ £20,000.00 |
| 1:45 pm | THE BOTTLEGREEN NOVICES’ LIMITED HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) (GBB RACE) | 2m 4f 107y
(2m 4f 44y +63y) |
4YO+ £30,000.00 |
| 2:20 pm | THE HINE SOLICITORS TALKING SENSE HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) (GBB RACE) | 2m 21y
(1m 7f 199y +42y) |
4YO+ £40,000.00 Rating 0-140 |
| 2:55 pm | THE ODDSCHECKER HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (PREMIER HANDICAP) (GBB RACE) | 3m 3f 155y
(3m 3f 71y +84y) |
4YO+ £75,000.00 |
| 3:30 pm | THE UNIBET GREATWOOD HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1) (PREMIER HANDICAP) (GBB RACE) | 2m 117y
(2m 87y +30y) |
3YO+ £100,000.00 |
| 4:00 pm | THE THREE COUNTIES CHRISTMAS OPEN NATIONAL HUNT FLAT RACE (CLASS 1)(Listed Race) (GBB RACE) | 2m 117y
(2m 87y +30y) |
4-5YO £25,000.00 |
Headline Races at the Cheltenham November Meeting
The Cheltenham November Meeting includes 19 races distributed over 3 days of the event, 6 races on the first and the last day of the event and 7 races on the second day. The variety of conditions, tracks, and runners will make sure every race visitor will find something interesting for them at the Cheltenham Racecourse.
The Lycetts Insurance Brokers Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle Race (Friday, 14 November)
While the first day of the meeting doesn’t include a featured race, this race currently has the most announced runners. It is also the opening race of the meeting. It is a Class 3 hurdle race that accepts horses of both genders aged three years or older. It is run over the distance of 2 miles 5 furlongs and 45 yards.
Currently, there are 50 runners announced to compete in this year’s race, but this number may change before the day of the race. Some of the jockeys for the race have already been announced, while others are still awaiting confirmation.
The current full list of contenders, their jockeys, and trainers runs as follows:
- Idy Wood (age 7, trainer Jamie Snowden)
- De Temps En Temps (6, trainer Martin Keighley)
- Indiana Jones (age 9, trainer M. F. Morris)
- Whatsupwithyou (age 11, trainer Ben Pauling)
- Kalium (age 5, trainer Tim Vaughan)
- Rauzan (age 5, jockey Peter Kavanagh, trainer Lizzie Quinlan)
- Just A Rose (age 6, trainer Paul Nicholls)
- Knockanore (age 8, jockey Freddie Mitchell, trainer Ryan Potter)
- Luttrell Lad (age 9, trainer Tom Lacey)
- Norman Fletcher (age 6, trainer Nigel & Willy Twiston-Davies)
- I Spy A Diva (age 8, jockey Isabelle Ryder, trainer Kim Bailey & Mat Nicholls)
- Lipa K (age 7, trainer Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero)
- Kap Vert (age 5, trainer Philip Hobbs & Johnson White)
- Party Vibes (age 7, trainer Henry Daly)
- Bective Abbey (age 7, trainer Nicky Henderson)
- Jacovec Cavern (age 6, trainer Paul Hennessy)
- Prince Zaltar (age 8, trainer Dan Skelton)
- Avalo (age 6, trainer Peter Fahey)
- Lavender Hill Mob (age 4, trainer James Owen)
- Lucky Manifest (age 5, trainer Tom Lacey)
- Good Look Charm (age 9, jockey Chad Bament, trainer Anthony Honeyball)
- A Pai de Nom (age 5, jockey Tristan Durrell, trainer Dan Skelton)
- Aurea Fortuna (age 6, trainer A. J. Martin)
- El Capitaine (age 7, trainer Kayley Woollacott)
- Marlacoo (age 5, trainer Tom Lacey)
- Rockstown Girl (age 7, trainer Anthony McCann)
- The Jam Man (age 12, jockey Ned Fox, trainer Ryan Potter)
- Akimos (age 5, trainer Nicky Henderson)
- Bridge North (age 9, trainer James Owen)
- Disco Davis (age 6, trainer Dan Skelton)
- King of The Road (age 6, jockey Callum Pritchard, trainer Ben Pauling)
- Lord of All Saints (age 5, jockey Bradley Harris, trainer Harriet Dickin)
- Walkadina (age 6, jockey Rian Corcoran, trainer David Pipe)
- Time Interval (age 7, trainer David Dennis)
- As Legends Have It (age 6, trainer Ben Pauling)
- El Galactico (age 5, trainer Neil Mulholland)
- Priory Park (age 9, trainer Edward F. Power)
- Libre de Choeur (age 5, jockey Ned Fox, trainer Clive Boultbee-Brooks)
- Eureka Creek (age 9, jockey Jamie Gambin, trainer Sarah Humphrey)
- Give Him A Chance (age 6, jockey Tiernan Power Roche, trainer P. J. Rothwell)
- Vaguely Royal (age 5, trainer Syd Hosie)
- Pike Road (age 6, trainer Martin Keighley)
- C’Est Different (age 5, jockey Dylan Johnston, trainer Sam Thomas)
- Lucky One (age 10, trainer Sophie Leech)
- Dairy Force (age 6, trainer L. O’Brien)
- Cornmarket (age 6, jockey Alan King, trainer John James Cullen)
- Swinging London (age 7, trainer John Mackie)
- Irisante (age 4, trainer D. J. Jeffreys)
- Stiletto (age 7, trainer Sophie Leech)
- Alphonse Le Grande (age 6, trainer A. J. Martin)
Paddy Power Gold Cup (Saturday, 15 November)
The Paddy Power Gold Cup is a Premier Handicap National Hunt chase that accepts both male and female horses aged four years or older. It is run over the distance of about 2 miles and 4 1⁄2 furlongs (2 miles 4 furlongs and 44 yards, or 4,064 metres).
This race traditionally takes place on the Old Course at the Cheltenham Racecourse. It was established in 1960 and is a steeplechase race conducted on turf surface with 16 fences.
Currently, there are 16 runners announced to compete in this year’s race, but this number may change before the day of the race. Some of the jockeys for the race have already been announced, while others are still awaiting confirmation.
The current full list of contenders, their jockeys, and trainers runs as follows:
- Matata (age 7, trainer Nigel & Willy Twiston-Davies)
- Jagwar (age 6, jockey Jonjo O’Neill Jr., trainer Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero)
- Bad (age 6, trainer Ben Pauling)
- The Other Mozzie (age 6, trainer Gavin Cromwell)
- Thecompanysergeant (age 8, trainer Gavin Cromwell)
- Coming Up Easy (age 7, trainer Henry de Bromhead)
- Il Ridoto (age 8, trainer Paul Nicholls)
- Riskintheground (age 8, jockey Tristan Durrell, trainer Dan Skelton)
- Vincenzo (age 7, jockey Dylan Johnston, trainer Sam Thomas)
- Conyers Hill (age 7, trainer Paul Nolan)
- Panic Attack (9, jockey Harry Skelton, trainer Dan Skelton)
- Theatre Native (age 7, trainer Henry de Bromhead)
- Es Perfecto (age 10, jockey Tom Bellamy, trainer Alan King)
- Hoe Joly Smoke (age 7, jockey Kielan Woods, trainer Dan Skelton)
- Hunter Legend (age 8, trainer Venetia Williams)
- Issar d’Airy (age 7, trainer Gary & Josh Moore)
The Unibet Greatwood Handicap Hurdle Race (Sunday, 16 November)
The Unibet Greatwood Handicap Hurdle Race is a Grade 3 National Hunt hurdle race that accepts both male and female horses aged four years or older. It is run over the distance of about 2 miles and half a furlong (2 miles and 87 yards, or 3,298 metres) and includes eight hurdles.
Currently, there are 24 runners announced to compete in this year’s race, but this number may change before the day of the race. Some of the jockeys for the race have already been announced, while others are still awaiting confirmation.
The current full list of contenders, their jockeys, and trainers runs as follows:
- Celtic Dino (age 6, jockey Dylan Johnston, trainer Sam Thomas)
- Gibbs Island (age 4, jockey Stan Sheppard, trainer Tom Lacey)
- Cracking Rhapsody (age 6, trainer Ewan Whillans)
- Iberico Lord (age 7, jockey Nico de Boinville, trainer Nicky Henderson)
- Knickerbockerglory (age 9, trainer Dan Skelton)
- Laafi (age 5, trainer William Durkan)
- No Ordinary Joe (age 9, trainer Faye Bramley)
- Fiercely Proud (age 6, jockey Ben Jones, trainer Ben Pauling)
- Alexei (age 5, jockey Brendan Powell, trainer Joe Tizzard)
- Faivoir (age 10, trainer Dan Skelton)
- Bowensonfire (age 5, trainer Gordon Elliott)
- Castle Carrock (age 6, jockey Tom Cannon, trainer Alan King)
- Fiveonefive (age 7, trainer Cian Collins)
- Putapoundinthejar (age 5, jockey Sean Bowen, trainer A. J. Martin)
- Dedicated Hero (age 6, jockey Danny McMenamin, trainer Sandy Thomson)
- Helnwein (age 7, jockey Tom Bellamy, trainer Alan King)
- Mirabad (age 6, jockey Harry Skelton, trainer Dan Skelton)
- Moon Chime (age 7, trainer David Killahena & Graeme McPherson)
- Welsh Charger (age 7, jockey Ciaran Gethings, trainer Alastair Ralph)
- Rubber Ball (age 5, trainer Neil King)
- Serious Challenge (age 5, jockey Jonathan Burke, trainer Fergal O’Brien)
- King William Rufus (age 8, jockey Harry Cobden, trainer Chris Gordon)
- Cormier (age 9, trainer Brian Ellison)
- Leloopa (age 5, jockey Tom Broughton, trainer Fergal O’Brien)
Betting at Cheltenham November Meeting
Cheltenham Racecourse allows betting on its events both online and at the venue. One of the prominent events at the start of the jump race season, the Cheltenham November Meeting attracts both horse racing punters and bookmaking platforms that offer horse racing among their betting markets.
At 7bet, we offer a wide range of horse race betting markets both for domestic and international events.
Please note that odds for the Cheltenham November Meeting will be available closer to the event date.
Betting at the Cheltenham November Meeting includes various horse betting markets, with some of the most popular being:
- Win: This is the most straightforward bet, where you place your wager on the horse that in your opinion will win the race. If you make a correct prediction, your wager will be eligible for a payout proportional to the offered odds and the size of your bet.
- Place: If you have identified a horse that has all the chances to win the race but is running against equally strong candidates, you may want to secure your wager. In this case you can bet that your horse will be placed, i.e. come to the finish line within the winning top. The number of winning places may range from top two to top four depending on the total number of runners in the race. If your horse takes any place within the winning top, you will qualify for a payout.
- First Two (or First Three): Instead of betting on one horse, you can place your wager on all winning places in one race. This will be either first two or first three horses to finish the race. Be aware that not only do you have to name all of them correctly, you also need to predict the exact order in which they will come to the finish line.
- Two From Three: You can also place a bet on several winning horses in one race but with somewhat lower risk. For this, you need to name two out of the first three horses to finish the race but you don’t need to predict their exact placement. If both of them take any winning place within the top three, your wager will win.
Always remember to gamble responsibly and treat betting as a form of entertainment and not means for financial gain.
How to Buy Tickets
Tickets for the Cheltenham November Meeting are available for purchase on the official website of the Cheltenham Racecourse. For some enclosures, a discount is offered if you buy a multi day pass.
During the first and the last day of the meeting, Cheltenham Racecourse offers two enclosures: the Club Enclosure and the Best Mate Enclosure. On Friday you can also purchase a ticket to the Racing Lounge. Saturday, the second day of the meeting, offers the most diverse selection of passes: besides the Club Enclosure, Best Mate Enclosure, and the Racing Lounge, you can also purchase a ticket to the Tattersalls Enclosure and the Guinness Grandstand.
Prices vary on different days and are as following:
- Club Enclosure: £29.50 per person (Friday and Sunday), £50 per person (Saturday)
- Best Mate Enclosure: £13 per person (Friday and Sunday), £18 per person (Saturday)
- Racing Lounge: £110 per person (Saturday), sold out for Friday
- Tattersalls Enclosure: £40 per person (Saturday)
- Guinness Grandstand: £70 per person (Saturday)
Club Enclosure, which is the most high demand ticket for the event this season, offers views opposite the finishing line, including a side view of the final fence and furlong, a covered grandstand, access to various food outlets as well as betting and disabled facilities.
Best Mate Enclosure provides head on view of the racecourse as well as views opposite the finishing line. You also get access to a covered grandstand and various catering and betting facilities.
If you choose the Racing Lounge, you can follow the race from the comfort of a covered facility. The ticket comes with a variety of special add-ons, from a personalised greeting on arrival to exclusive competitions and live music after the last race.
Besides all the customary facilities, the Tattersalls Enclosure gives you an opportunity to create an unforgettable experience by visiting the Pre-Parade and Parade Ring. You will also have acces to the iconic Guinness Village and the Winner’s Enclosure.
Guinness Grandstand comes as an addition to the Club or Tattersalls ticket. It guarantees you a reserved seat in the Guinness Grandstand that overviews the last fence.
And of course, what is a day at the races without an outstanding dining experience. Cheltenham Racecourse provides a variety of food outlets on the grounds, and if you are looking for something fancier, you can check out the restaurants at the venue.
There is no dress code to attend the Cheltenham November Meeting as long as your attire stays withing appropriate boundaries. Visitors are encouraged to keep away from wearing favourite sport club colours to avoid confrontation at the venue.
Children under 18 attend the races for free, but need to be issued a child ticket. Those under 15 must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times, while teenagers aged 16 and 17 can remain unattended as long as they have a responsible adult on site and adhere to venue polices.
Travel & Transport Guide
The Cheltenham November Meeting is conducted at the Cheltenham Racecourse located at the following address: Cheltenham Racecourse, Evesham Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 4SH. You can reach your destination by various means of transportation from different directions.
If you are arriving by train, the nearest station to the racecourse is Cheltenham Spa. From there, you can take a shuttle bus provided by the Cheltenham Racecourse on race days.
If you prefer to drive to the venue, Cheltenham Racecourse is only 5 minutes away from the Cheltenham Town Centre. If you are coming from a different direction, you will find it off J11 on the M5. On race days, special signs mark the approach routes.
Keep in mind that some major roadworks are planned in the area in November, so allow for a longer time to reach the racecourse. Follow the signs if the usual routes are closed.
Parking on Friday and Sunday is free, however on Saturday fees apply. There are different types of parking for different groups of guests, so you are advised to check the racecourse website in advance.
If you are flying in for the event, two major airports lie within immediate vicinity of the Chelntenham Racecourse. Birmingham Airport is approximately 48 miles away, while Bristol Airport is approximately 54 miles from the racecourse.
Paddy Power Gold Cup Past Winners
This year Paddy Power Gold Cup runs its 65th edition. Despite not having an extensive history, the race has already seen an array of spectacular battles for the win, with the names of the excellent horses, gifted jockeys, and skilled trainers all kept in its records. The horses who won the Paddy Power Gold Cup in the past 25 years since 2000 were the following:
| Year | Winner | Age | Jockey | Trainer |
| 2000 | Lady Cricket | 6 | Tony McCoy | Martin Pipe |
| 2001 | Shooting Light | 8 | Tony McCoy | Martin Pipe |
| 2002 | Cyfor Malta | 9 | Barry Geraghty | Martin Pipe |
| 2003 | Fondmort | 7 | Mick Fitzgerald | Nicky Henderson |
| 2004 | Celestial Gold | 6 | Timmy Murphy | Martin Pipe |
| 2005 | Our Vic | 7 | Timmy Murphy | Martin Pipe |
| 2006 | Exotic Dancer | 6 | Tony McCoy | Jonjo O’Neill |
| 2007 | L’Antartique | 7 | Graham Lee | Ferdy Murphy |
| 2008 | Imperial Commander | 7 | Paddy Brennan | Nigel Twiston-Davies |
| 2009 | Tranquil Sea | 7 | Andrew McNamara | Edward O’Grady |
| 2010 | Little Josh | 8 | Sam Twiston-Davies | Nigel Twiston-Davies |
| 2011 | Great Endeavour | 7 | Timmy Murphy | David Pipe |
| 2012 | Al Ferof | 7 | Ruby Walsh | Paul Nicholls |
| 2013 | Johns Spirit | 6 | Richie McLernon | Jonjo O’Neill |
| 2014 | Caid Du Berlais | 5 | Sam Twiston-Davies | Paul Nicholls |
| 2015 | Annacotty | 7 | Ian Popham | Alan King |
| 2016 | Taquin Du Seuil | 9 | Aidan Coleman | Jonjo O’Neill |
| 2017 | Splash Of Ginge | 9 | Tom Bellamy | Nigel Twiston-Davies |
| 2018 | Baron Alco | 7 | Jamie Moore | Gary Moore |
| 2019 | Happy Diva | 8 | Richard Patrick | Kerry Lee |
| 2020 | Coole Cody | 9 | Tom O’Brien | Evan Williams |
| 2021 | Midnight Shadow | 8 | Ryan Mania | Sue Smith |
| 2022 | Ga Law | 6 | Jonathan Burke | Jamie Snowden |
| 2023 | Stage Star | 7 | Harry Cobden | Paul Nicholls |
| 2024 | Il Ridoto | 7 | Freddie Gingell | Paul Nicholls |
The bay gelding Il Ridoto was 7 years old when he won his first Paddy Power Gold Cup in 2024. This was his best result of the season, which included a total of 7 races. Il Ridoto has been announced to enter this season’s competition to try and defend his title.
For trainer Paul Nicholls this was his fourth win at the race. The first took place in 2012 when 7 year old Al Ferof led by jockey Ruby Walsh came first to the finish line. Nicholls repeated this success in 2014 with Caid Du Berlais and jockey Sam Twiston-Davies and then again in 2023 with Stage Star and jockey Harry Cobden.
Paddy Power Gold Cup Records
The Paddy Power Gold Cup might be less than a hundred years old, but it already has an impressive list of horses, jockeys, and trainers that took the award home multiple times.
- Leading horse: Fortria (1960, 1962), Gay Trip (1969, 1971), Half Free (1984, 1985), Bradbury Star (1993, 1994), Cyfor Malta (1998, 2002); all with 2 wins
- Leading jockey: Tony McCoy with 4 wins (Cyfor Malta 1998, Lady Cricket 2000, Shooting Light 2001, Exotic Dancer 2006)
- Leading trainer: Martin Pipe with 8 wins (Beau Ranger 1987, Challenger du Luc 1996, Cyfor Malta 1998, 2002, Lady Cricket 2000, Shooting Light 2001, Celestial Gold 2004, Our Vic 2005)
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