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Year | Horse | Previous Form | Age | Price | Trainer | Jockey |
2023 | Iroko | 4-11 | 5 | 6/1 | Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero | Aidan Kelly |
2022 | Banbridge | 114-71 | 6 | 12/1 | Joseph O’Brien | Mark McDonagh |
2021 | Galopin Des Champs | 1-2PU6 | 5 | 8-1 | Willie Mullins | S O’Keefe |
2020 | Indefatigable | 52231 | 7 | 25-1 | Paul Webber | Rex Dingle |
2019 | Early Doors | 930-52 | 6 | 5-1 | Joseph O’Brien | Jonjo O’Neill jnr |
2018 | Blow By Blow | 32161 | 7 | 11-1 | Gordon Elliott | Donagh Meyler |
2017 | Champagne Classic | 23213 | 6 | 12-1 | Gordon Elliott | JJ Slevin |
2016 | Ibis Du Rheu | 64-235 | 5 | 14-1 | Paul Nicholls | Jack Sherwood |
2015 | Kilultagh Vic | 65-123 | 6 | 7/1 | Willie Mullins | Luke Dempsey |
2014 | Don Poli | 2-211 | 5 | 12-1 | Willie Mullins | Mikey Fogarty |
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IROKO looked in big trouble when losing his pitch coming down the hill, but he rallied turning in, and found another gear on the run-in to take his record this season to 3-3. No Ordinary Joe did little wrong in defeat, looking likely to collect at the last, but was run down by a better-handicapped rival and stronger stayer. Buddy One ran a fine race off a mark 22lb higher than when second on his handicap debut at Limerick in January. Might I came home in fourth and showed his progression continued into handicaps this season having run behind Constitution Hill and Jonbon, giving this form some considerable substance.