Badger Beer Handicap Chase

1962–1986
1987–2010
Badger Beer Winners Board
Badger Ales Trophy
2022
Frodon Lord Accord Cap Du Nord
Previous years
2021
Rocco Potterman Hurricane Harvey
2020-2011
2020
El Presente Potterman Kitty's Light
2019
Give Me A Copper Soupy Soups Royal Vacation
2018
Present Man Sumkindofking Fingerontheswitch
2017
Present Man Final Nudge Theatre Guide
2016
Gentleman Jon Set List Fingerontheswitch
2015
Drop Out Joe Royal Palladium A Good Skin
2014
Court By Surprise Alfie Spinner Workbench
2013
Standing Ovation Alfie Spinner Court By Surprise
2012
The Package Michel Le Bon West End Rocker
2011
The Minack Meanus Dandy Benbane Head
2010-2001
2010
Meanus Dandy Buena Vista Ellerslie George
2009
Ellerslie George The Tother One The Package
2008
Cornish Sett Island Flyer Leading Attraction
2007
Abragante Tom Sayers Turthen
2006
Parsons Legacy Preacher Boy Nil Desperandum
2005
Iris Bleu Red Devil Robert Windsor Boy
2004
Royal Auclair Gunther McBride Whitenzo
2003
Swansea Bay Gunther McBride Chicuelo
2002
Swansea Bay Gola Cher Itsonlyme
2001
Montifault Carbury Cross Lordberniebouffant
2000-1991
2000
Flaked Oats King's Road Windross
1999
Flaked Oats The Land Agent Nahthen Lad
1998
Teeton Mill Menesonic Jultara
1997
Lively Knight Glemot Baronet
1996
Coome Hill Glemot Samlee
1995
Tug of Peace Bas de Laine Mutual Trust
1994
Lusty Light Captain Dibble Another Coral
1993
Panto Prince Bonsai Bud Well-known Character
1992
Captain Dibble Boraceva Rocktor
1991
Foyle Fisherman Garrison Savannah Shalchlo Boy
1990-1988
1990
Panto Prince Welsh Oak Only two ran
1989
Tonights The Night Envopak Token Shannagary
1988
Farmlea Boy Aughavogue Highway Express
 

The Badger Beer Handicap Chase is a Premier Handicap National Hunt steeplechase in England which is open to horses aged four years or older. It is run at Wincanton over a distance of about 3 miles and 1 furlongs (3 miles, 1 furlong and 30 yards, or 5,029 metres), and during its running there are twenty-one fences to be jumped. It is a limited handicap race, and it is scheduled to take place each year in November.

The race was established in 1963. The first running took place in March 1963, but then moved to an October/November date. It was awarded Listed status in 2003. It was re-classified as a Premier Handicap from the 2022 running when Listed status was removed from handicap races.[1]

The race was run over a distance of 2 miles and 5 furlongs before 1990.

Winners

Year Winner Age Weight Jockey Trainer
1963 (Mar) Quick Step II 9 10-00 Billy Williams W R Williams
1963 (Nov) Beau Normand 7 11-07 Jeff King Bob Turnell
1964 Sign Post 8 10-03 Owen McNally Mr L W Stokes
1965 Dellanist 6 10-11 Jimmy FitzGerald Earl Jones
1966 Highland Wedding 9 11-02 Willie Robinson Toby Balding
1967 Dozo 6 10-10 Owen McNally Toby Balding
1968 Fearless Fred 6 11-04 Terry Biddlecombe Fred Rimell
1969 Teryrose 7 10-03 Graham Thorner Herbert Payne
1970 Nova Light 6 11-03 John Williams Les Kennard
1971 Just The Job 6 10-00 Graham Thorner David Gandolfo
1972 Nova Light 8 11-08 Richard Smith[a] Les Kennard
1973 Land Lark 8 10-04 Bob Champion Pat Pocock
1974 Royal Marshal II 7 11-06 Graham Thorner Tim Forster
1975 Somethings Missing 7 10-00 Sandy May David Barons
1976 Zeta's Son 7 11-07 Ron Barry Peter Bailey
1977 Bit of Manny 8 10-00 Eddie Wright Miss Sue O Morris
1978 Kininvie 9 10-00 Philip Hobbs Allan Dunn
1979 Chuckles Hansel 7 10-11 Paul Leach David Barons
1980 Henry Kissinger 6 10-10 Paul Barton David Gandolfo
1981 Rathconrath 8 11-08 John Francome Fred Winter
1982 Celtic Isle 6 11-01 Sam Morshead Mercy Rimell
1983 Half Free 7 10-11 Richard Linley Fred Winter
1984 Beau Ranger 6 9-08 John Hurst John Thorne
1985 Oyster Pond 6 11-04 Graham McCourt Matt McCourt
1986 Von Trappe 9 11-07 Ben de Haan Jenny Pitman
1987 Sun Rising 9 10-13 Kevin Mooney Fulke Walwyn
1988 Farmlea Boy 8 10-04 Richard Guest Toby Balding
1989 Tonights The Night 8 10–13 Jamie Osborne Oliver Sherwood
1990 Panto Prince 9 11-10 Brendan Powell Snr Chris Popham
1991 Foyle Fisherman 12 10-07 Eamon Murphy Josh Gifford
1992 Captain Dibble 7 11-08 Carl Llewellyn Nigel Twiston-Davies
1993 Panto Prince 12 11-10 Brendan Powell Snr Chris Popham
1994 Lusty Light 8 10-07 Warren Marston Jenny Pitman
1995 Tug of Peace 8 10–11 Barney Clifford Toby Balding
1996 Coome Hill 7 11-07 Jimmy Frost Walter Dennis
1997 Lively Knight 8 11-01 Leighton Aspell Josh Gifford
1998 Teeton Mill 9 11-04 Norman Williamson Venetia Williams
1999 Flaked Oats 10 10-03 Robert Widger Paul Nicholls
2000 Flaked Oats 11 10-05 Timmy Murphy Paul Nicholls
2001 Montifault 6 11-03 Timmy Murphy Paul Nicholls
2002 Swansea Bay 6 10-01 Andrew Thornton Peter Bowen
2003 Swansea Bay 7 11-06 Andrew Thornton Peter Bowen
2004 Royal Auclair 7 11–12 Christian Williams Paul Nicholls
2005 Iris Bleu 9 11-02 Timmy Murphy Martin Pipe
2006 Parsons Legacy 8 10-05 Richard Johnson Philip Hobbs
2007 Abragante 6 10-04 Timmy Murphy David Pipe
2008 Cornish Sett 9 11-07 Nick Scholfield Paul Nicholls
2009 Ellerslie George 9 10-09 Robbie Henderson[a] Nick Mitchell
2010 Meanus Dandy 7 10-02 Ian Popham Paul Nicholls
2011 The Minack 7 11-07 Daryl Jacob Paul Nicholls
2012 The Package 9 11-01 Timmy Murphy David Pipe
2013 Standing Ovation 6 10-02 Conor O'Farrell David Pipe
2014 Court By Surprise[b] 9 11–07 Daryl Jacob Emma Lavelle
2015 Drop Out Joe 7 11-06 Aidan Coleman Charlie Longsdon
2016 Gentleman Jon 8 10-06 Tom O'Brien Colin Tizzard
2017 Present Man 7 10-09 Bryony Frost Paul Nicholls
2018 Present Man 8 11-09 Bryony Frost Paul Nicholls
2019 Give Me A Copper 8 11-01 Harry Cobden Paul Nicholls
2020 El Presente 7 11-08 David Bass Kim Bailey
2021 Rocco 8 10-07 Jordan Nailor Nigel Twiston-Davies
2022 Frodon 10 12-00 Bryony Frost Paul Nicholls
2023 Blackjack Magic 8 10-02 Rex Dingle Anthony Honeyball
  1. ^ a b amateur rider
  2. ^ The Young Master finished first in 2014 but was disqualified as he was not qualified to run in the race.[2]

See also

References

  1. ^ "Jump Pattern Committee update 22/23 season". British Horseracing Authority. Retrieved 6 February 2023.
  2. ^ "The Young Master: Wincanton winner disqualified by BHA". BBC Sport. Retrieved 13 November 2014.