Betfair Stayers' Handicap Hurdle

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Betfair Stayers' Handicap Hurdle - Wikipedia

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Betfair Stayers Handicap Hurdle
2024

Shoot First	One Big Bang	Phantomofthepoints

Previous years
2023

Slate Lane	Fine Margin	Crambo
2022

Botox Has	Get A Tonic	Run For Oscar
2021

Dans Le Vent	Riggs	Bass Rock

2020-2011
2020

Main Fact	Third Wind	Highland Hunter
2019

Stoney Mountain	Acey Milan	Tedham
2018

Paisley Park	Shades Of Midnight	First Assignment
2017

Sam Spinner	The Dutchman	Theo's Charm
2016

Kruzhlinin	Theo's Charm	Yala Enki
2015

Baradari	Definitely Red	Batavir
2014

Aubusson	Big Easy	Dara Tango
2013

Gevrey Chambertin	Utopie Des Bordes	Lie Forrit
2012

Trustan Times	Holywell	Sivola De Sivola
2011

Dynaste	Benny Be Good	Synchronised

2010-2005
2010

Grands Crus	Barafundle	Peveril
2009

Diamond Harry	Burton Port	Lysander
2008

According To Pete	Souffleur	Alderburn
2007

Millenium Royal	Sonnyanjoe	Halcon Genelardais
2006

Halcon Genelardais	Irish Wolf	Jazz d'Estruval
2005

St Matthew	My Way de Solzen	Tees Components

The Betfair Stayers' Handicap Hurdle is a Premier Handicap National Hunt hurdle race in Great Britain which is open to horses aged four years or older. It is run at Haydock Park over a distance of about 3 miles and half a furlongs (3 miles and 58 yards, or 4,881 metres). It is a handicap race, and it is scheduled to take place each year in November.

From 2007 to 2016 this race featured the use of Fixed Brush hurdles. These are based on the French hurdle design, similar to plain fences but lower in height. Unlike the traditional hurdle they are very rigid in construction. In 2017 the race reverted to standard hurdles.^[1]

The race was first run in 2005. It was awarded Grade 3 status in 2011 (such races were rebranded as Premier Handicaps in 2022).^[2] It has been sponsored by Betfair since its inception and the race title has changed to promote various Betfair websites and promotions. The race is currently run on the same day as the Betfair Chase. Prior to 2018 it was run over distances around 2 miles and 7 furlongs.

Winners

Weights given in stones and pounds.

Year	Winner	Age	Weight	Jockey	Trainer
2005	St Matthew	7	11-04	Padge Whelan	Sue Smith
2006	Halcon Genelardais	6	10-02	Robert Thornton	Alan King
2007	Millenium Royal	7	11–12	Christophe Pieux	François Doumen
2008	According To Pete	7	10–13	Graham Lee	Malcolm Jefferson
2009	Diamond Harry	6	11–12	Timmy Murphy	Nick Williams
2010	Grands Crus	5	10-10	Tom Scudamore	David Pipe
2011	Dynaste	5	11-02	Conor O'Farrell	David Pipe
2012	Trustan Times	6	11–12	Dougie Costello	Tim Easterby
2013	Gevrey Chambertin	5	11-07	Tom Scudamore	David Pipe
2014	Aubusson	5	10–13	Lizzie Kelly	Nick Williams
2015	Baradari	5	11-02	Harry Skelton	Dan Skelton
2016	Kruzhlinin	9	10–13	Richard Johnson	Philip Hobbs
2017	Sam Spinner	5	10-09	Joe Colliver	Jedd O'Keeffe
2018	Paisley Park	6	11-12	Aidan Coleman	Emma Lavelle
2019	Stoney Mountain	6	11-03	Tom O'Brien	Henry Daly
2020	Main Fact	7	10-11	Fergus Gillard	David Pipe
2021	Dans Le Vent	8	10-07	Isabel Williams	Evan Williams
2022	Botox Has	6	11-04	Caoilin Quinn	Gary Moore
2023	Slate Lane	5	10-12	Donagh Meyler	Emmet Mullins
2024	Shoot First	8	11-05	Alex Harvey	Charles Byrnes

References

^ "New look and increased prize money". Haydock Park. Retrieved 24 November 2017.
^ "Jump Pattern Committee update 22/23 season". British Horseracing Authority. Retrieved 12 August 2022.

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