Swinton Handicap Hurdle

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The event was established in 1978, and it was initially sponsored by Royal Doulton. The winner of the inaugural race collected just over £20,000, making it the fourth most lucrative prize behind the Grand National, Cheltenham Gold Cup and Champion Hurdle.[1] Subsequent sponsors have included Swinton Insurance (1985–93), Crowther and Merewood Homes (1994–2003), Betfred (2006–07) and Totesport (2008–11). The present sponsors, Pertemps, began supporting the race in 2012. The Swinton Handicap Hurdle takes place at a meeting which features both jump and flat racing, and outside of the main National Hunt season (October-April), is the highest graded race in the calendar.

Records

Most successful horses (2 wins):

  • Dreams End – 1994, 1997
  • Eradicate – 2010, 2011

Leading jockeys (2 wins):

  • Andy Turnell – Beacon Light (1979), Secret Ballot (1982)
  • David Bridgwater – Winnie the Witch (1991), Tragic Hero (1996)
  • Graham LeeCoat of Honour (2005), Blue Bajan (2008)
  • Paul Moloney – Barizan (2013), Ballyglasheen (2014)
  • Adam Wedge - Silver Streak (2018), Black Poppy (2023)

Leading trainers (4 wins):

  • Martin PipeCorporal Clinger (1985), Tragic Hero (1996), Rainbow Frontier (1998), Acambo (2006)
  • Evan Williams - Barizan (2013), Ballyglasheen (2014), John Constable (2017), Silver Streak (2018)

Winners

Year Winner Age Weight Jockey Trainer
1978 Royal Gaye 5 10-00 Colin Tinkler Fred Rimell
1979 Beacon Light 8 11-01 Andrew Turnell Bob Turnell
1980 No Bombs 5 10-09 Jonjo O'Neill Peter Easterby
1981 Gaye Chance 6 10–10 Sam Morshead Fred Rimell
1982 Secret Ballot 8 10-03 Andrew Turnell Bob Turnell
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1984 Bajan Sunshine 5 10–13 Peter Scudamore Martin Tate
1985 Corporal Clinger 6 10-03 Paul Leach Martin Pipe
1986 Prideaux Boy 8 11-02 Michael Bowlby Graham Roach
1987 Inlander 6 10-08 Steve Smith Eccles Reg Akehurst
1988 Past Glories 5 11-09 Paddy Farrell Bill Elsey
1989 State Jester 6 10-00 John Quinn Bill Elsey
1990 Sybillin 4 10-01 Derek Byrne Jimmy FitzGerald
1991 Winnie the Witch 7 10-02 David Bridgwater Ken Bridgwater
1992 Bitofabanter 5 11-01 Tom Taaffe Arthur Moore
1993 Spinning 6 11–00 Jimmy Frost Ian Balding
1994 Dreams End 6 11–04 Michael Hourigan, Jr. Philip Hobbs
1995 Chief Minister 6 11-06 Peter Hobbs Thomas Dyer
1996 Tragic Hero 4 10-09 David Bridgwater Martin Pipe
1997 Dreams End 9 11–11 Leighton Aspell Peter Bowen
1998 Rainbow Frontier 4 10-00 Charlie Swan Martin Pipe
1999 She's Our Mare 6 10-00 David Casey Tony Martin
2000 Mirjan 4 10-06 Tony Dobbin Len Lungo
2001 Milligan 6 11-04 Norman Williamson Venetia Williams
2002 Intersky Falcon 5 11–10 Liam Cooper Jonjo O'Neill
2003 Altay 6 09-11 Padge Whelan Richard Fahey
2004 Macs Joy 5 10-00 Timmy Murphy Jessica Harrington
2005 Coat of Honour 5 10-00 Graham Lee Howard Johnson
2006 Acambo 5 10-04 Andrew Glassonbury Martin Pipe
2007 Leslingtaylor 5 09-11 Dougie Costello John Quinn
2008 Blue Bajan 6 10-08 Graham Lee Andrew Turnell
2009 Joe Jo Star 7 11-00 Brian Hughes Richard Fahey
2010 Eradicate 6 10-01 David Bass Nicky Henderson
2011 Eradicate 7 11-05 Jeremiah McGrath Nicky Henderson
2012 Red Merlin 7 11-03 Jason Maguire Donald McCain, Jr.
2013 Barizan 7 10-06 Paul Moloney Evan Williams
2014 Ballyglasheen 4 10–10 Paul Moloney Evan Williams
2015 War Sound 6 10-06 Ciaran Gethings Philip Hobbs
2016 Gwafa 5 11-00 Richie McLernon Paul Webber
2017 John Constable 6 11-02 Davy Russell Evan Williams
2018 Silver Streak 5 10-02 Adam Wedge Evan Williams
2019 Le Patriote 7 11-12 Sam Twiston-Davies Richard Newland
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2021 Copperless 6 10-04 Aidan Coleman Olly Murphy
2022 N'golo 7 10-09 Gavin Sheehan Ann Duffield
2023 Black Poppy 7 10-05 Adam Wedge Kerry Lee
2024 Pickanumber 6 10–07 Dylan Johnston Olly Murphy
2025 Our Champ 7 11–08 Freddie Gordon Chris Gordon

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See also

References

  1. toteswinger Swinton Hurdle, haydock-park.co.uk, accessed 4 December 2009.

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