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Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle

14:40 Cheltenham Festival

2026-03-10

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The Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle is a Grade 3 handicap hurdle restricted to four-year-old juvenile hurdlers. It provides trainers with an alternative to the Grade 1 Triumph Hurdle, the other race at the Cheltenham Festival restricted to four-year-old hurdlers. The race is better known as the Fred Winter, in honor of the legendary trainer.

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FRED WINTER PREVIOUS WINNERS

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Year Horse Previous Form Age Price Trainer Jockey
2025 Puturhandstogether 17312 4 17-2 Joseph O’Brien Mark Walsh
2024 Lark In The Mornin 263 4 9-1 Joseph O’Brien JJ Slevin
2023 Jazzy Matty 2154 4 18-1 Gordon Elliott Michael O’Sullivan (3)
2022 Brazil 66541 4 10-1 Padraig Roche Mark Walsh
2021 Jeff Kidder 12517 4 80-1 Noel Meade Colin Keane
2020 Aramax 31-F31 4 15-2 Gordon Elliott Mark Walsh
2019 Band Of Outlaws 311 4 7-2F Joseph O’Brien JJ Slevin
2018 Veneer Of Charm 127 4 33-1 Gordon Elliott Jack Kennedy
2017 Flying Tiger 2P614 4 33-1 Nick Williams Richard Johnson
2016 Diego Du Charmil 322 4 13-2 Paul Nicholls Sam Twiston-Davies
2015 Qualando B3-421 4 25-1 Paul Nicholls Nick Scholfield

FRED WINTER KEY TRENDS AND STATS

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Key trends

  • Carried between 11st and 11st 9lb, 8/10
  • Previous winner over hurdles, 8/10
  • Trained in Ireland, 8/10
  • Ran to an RPR of 133 or above, 7/10
  • Sent off at double-figure odds, 5/10

Other factors

  • Four winners in the last decade ran in a 2m novice hurdle at Naas the month before – three of those (Brazil, Aramax, Band Of Outlaws) won it.
  • No trainer has trained more winners in it than Gordon Elliott (four times)

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WHAT HAPPENED LAST YEAR - BOODLES FRED WINTER 2025

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Joseph O’Brien celebrated back-to-back wins in the Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle and a third success in the past seven runnings when Puturhandstogether scored under Mark Walsh. The JP McManus-owned four-year-old quickened clear late on to win by six lengths. Stencil, who raced for the same connections and is trained in France, was sent off the 11-4 favourite but finished down the field.