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Tuesday, 5th Nov 2024
Mrs Paddy Power Mares' Steeple Chase Tips
- H: Dinoblue
- J: M P Walsh
- T: W P Mullins
- H: Dinoblue
- J: M P Walsh
- T: W P Mullins
- Age:7
- Weight:11-7
- Form:211-112
- OR:160
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Mrs Paddy Power Mares' Steeple Chase Odds & Runners
Mrs Paddy Power Mares' Steeple Chase Racecard
Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle (Registered As The Fred Winter) (Premier Handicap) (GBB Race)
Paul Nicholls has a good record in this race and sends out the consistent Liari with a fighting chance of coping with joint-top weight. Already a dual Listed race winner over hurdles, the French import has flourished since switching to this sphere and can be expected to launch another bold bid, as he attempts to maintain his unbeaten status over timber. However, the previous course experience held by fellow French-bred gelding MILAN TINO earns him a narrow vote of confidence. A commendable third in a couple of Triumph Hurdle Trials here in his last two starts, the JP McManus-owned four-year-old has experience of both the old and new courses at this venue, which can only be an asset as he bids to enhance his progressive profile. Of the rest, the Willie Mullins-trained Batman Girac commands respect now he drops in class to tackle a handicap for the first time, while his stablemate Miss Manzor also comes in the reckoning after winning well at Fairyhouse last time out. Ndaawi, who was rated 96 at his peak on the Flat, is another to seriously consider despite this being considerably tougher than the maiden hurdle he landed at Naas in January. Harsh has a speedy pedigree and, along with Roaring Legend, could offer some each-way value.
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Mrs Paddy Power Mares Chase Overview
The Liberthine Mares Chase, is currently run as the Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase and is run over 2 miles 4 furlongs and 127 yards of the new course where they will jump seventeen fences. The winner is likely to receive £67,000 in first prize money with the race run on the final day of the Festival on Friday.
Mrs Paddy Power Mares Chase Betting Trends and Statistics
As the newest race at the Festival there are little trends or statistics although Irish trainer Willie Mullins has won two of the three renewals with Colreevy (2021) and Elimay (2022)
Ireland have won all three runnings of the race.
All three winners have been well found in the betting at odds of 9/4, 9/4 and 15/8.
Mrs Paddy Power Mares Chase History
The race was first run in 2021 replacing the novices’ handicap chase which means there is not much history to the race, so far. Having said, the race has quickly become a part of the Festival makeup.
Liberthine Mares Chase FAQ
Impervious, trained in Ireland by C A Murphy and ridden by Brian Hayes won the 2023 renewal at odds of 15/8.
The prize money for the 2023 winner was £68,000.
It is run on the final day of the Festival on Friday as the sixth and penultimate race on the card. The 2024 renewal will be run on Friday 15th March.
There are seventeen fences to be jumped in total.
There is unlikely to be a big field if the three renewals so far are anything to go by with the field sizes so far being 9, 8 and 11.
The race is open to mares aged five years or older.