Winning Fair Juvenile Hurdle
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Teahupoo | Tax For Max | Crassus |
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2020 | ||
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Burning Victory | Great Bear | Hook Up |
2019 | ||
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Way Back Home | Morosini | Authorizo |
2018 | ||
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Mitchouka | Mastermind | Randalls Ur Poet |
2017 | ||
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Dinaria Des Obeaux | Ex Patriot | Landofhopeandglory |
2016 | ||
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Newberry New | Tocororo | Voix Du Reve |
2015 | ||
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Gwencily Berbas | Lettre de Cachet | Vercingetorix |
2014 | ||
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Abbyssial | Adriana Des Mottes | Gerdago |
2013 | ||
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Stocktons Wing | Dogora | South South West |
2012 | ||
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Burrenbridge Lodge | Minsk | Bat Masterson |
2011 | ||
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Little Green | Chaperoned | Rocky Wednesday |
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2010 | ||
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Alaivan | Loch Long | Shanrod |
2009 | ||
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Kyrie Eleison | Chevalier Country | Donegal |
2008 | ||
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Beau Michael | Silverhand | Spiderback |
2007 | ||
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Duty | J'y Vole | Financial Reward |
2006 | ||
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First Row | Bobs Pride | Count Kearney |
2005 | ||
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Majlis | Don't Be Bitin | Loyal Focus |
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Power Elite | Wild Passion | Zeroberto |
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Golden Cross | Statim | Harchibald |
The Winning Fair Juvenile Hurdle is a Grade 3 National Hunt hurdle race in Ireland. It is run at Fairyhouse in February, over a distance of about 2 miles (2,012 metres) and during the race there are ten hurdles to be jumped. The race was first run as a Grade 3 race in 2003 and awarded Grade 2 status in 2008. It returned to Grade 3 in 2016.
Records[]
Most successful jockey (2 wins):
- Roger Loughran – First Row (2006), Kyrie Eleison (2009)
- Davy Russell - Beau Michael (2018), Mitchouka (2018)
- Paul Townend - Little Green (2011), Abbyssial (2014)
- Robbie Power - Newberry New (2016), Teahupoo (2021)
Most successful trainer (3 wins):
- Gordon Elliott - Dinaria Des Obeaux (2017), Mitchouka (2018),Teahupoo (2021)
Winners[]
Year |
Winner |
Jockey |
Trainer |
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2003 | Golden Cross | Charlie Swan | Michael Halford |
2004 | Power Elite | Paul Carberry | Noel Meade |
2005 | Majlis | Tom Ryan | Michael O'Brien |
2006 | First Row | Roger Loughran | Dessie Hughes |
2007 | Duty | Andrew Lynch | Kevin O'Brien |
2008 | Beau Michael | Davy Russell | Adrian McGuinness |
2009 | Kyrie Eleison | Roger Loughran | Dessie Hughes |
2010 | Alaivan | Andrew McNamara | Edward O'Grady |
2011 | Little Green | Paul Townend | |
2012 | Burrenbridge Lodge | Tom Doyle | Kieran Purcell |
2013 | Stocktons Wing | Mark Walsh | Charles O'Brien |
2014 | Abbyssial | Paul Townend | Willie Mullins |
2015 | Gwencily Berbas | Adrian Heskin | Alan Fleming |
2016 | Newberry New | Robbie Power | Jessica Harrington |
2017 | Dinaria Des Obeaux[a] | Bryan Cooper | Gordon Elliott |
2018 | Mitchouka | Davy Russell | Gordon Elliott |
2019 | Way Back Home | Robbie Power | Padraig Roche |
2020 | Burning Victory | Danny Mullins | Willie Mullins |
2021 | Teahupoo | Robbie Power | Gordon Elliott |
- ^ Ex Patriot finished first in 2017 but was relegated to second place after a stewards' enquiry
See also[]
References[]
Categories:
- National Hunt races in Ireland
- National Hunt hurdle races
- Fairyhouse Racecourse
- Recurring sporting events established in 2003
- 2003 establishments in Ireland