2010 Queen Mother Champion Chase
The Queen Mother Champion Chase is one of the cornerstones of the Cheltenham Festival, and one of the most eagerly anticipated steeplechase events of the year. As the unofficial ‘sprint’ highlight of the Cheltenham Festival, Queen Mother Champion Chase betting offers some intriguing opportunities to punters.
One of the things that sets the Queen Mother Champion Chase apart from other chases at the Cheltenham Festival is the distance run in the race. The field of 5 year old and above competitors run over the minimum permitted steeplechase race distance of 2 miles, giving the race real pace.
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Queen Mother Champion Chase Winners and History
The Queen Mother Champion Chase was first run in 1959 as the Champion Chase. The race name was changed to Queen Mother Champion Chase in 1980 on the eightieth birthday of the Queen Mother, honouring one of the Cheltenham Festival’s keenest supporters.
Although the Queen Mother Champion Chase has tended to live in the shadow of the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the race has still managed to showcase the talents of some exceptional racehorses. Moscow Flyer, for instance, became a massive hit with Irish fans when he claimed Queen Mother Champions Chase winners titles in 2003 and 2005.
Arguably the most famous Queen Mother Champion Chase winner of all time was the English racehorse Badsworth Boy who recorded the only hat-trick in the history of the race between 1983 and 1985.
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Queen Mother Champion Chase Race
- 2010 Queen Mother Champion Chase Result
- 2009 Queen Mother Champion Chase Result
- Queen Mother Champion Chase Race Card
- 2003 Queen Mother Champion Chase Result
- 2004 Queen Mother Champion Chase Result
- 2005 Queen Mother Champion Chase Result
- 2006 Queen Mother Champion Chase Result
- 2007 Queen Mother Champion Chase Result
- 2008 Queen Mother Champion Chase Result
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