Ryanair Chase Odds: Latest prices & betting guide



The Ryanair Chase odds are available below for one of the premier events of Cheltenham Festival Thursday, with the race expected to be one of the most competitive open chases of the week.

It has become one of the standout events of the week, positioned between the Champion Chase and Gold Cup in terms of challenges and prestige.

This page features the latest Ryanair Chase betting odds ahead of the race. Punters will be able to find the best prices available from horse racing betting sites, alongside additional information on the race such as betting trends, historical stats and details on previous Ryanair Chase winners.

Ryanair Chase betting odds

The following Ryanair Chase betting odds are live, so any changes to prices on betting sites will update instantly below.

Ryanair Chase betting trends

Look out for these Ryanair Chase betting trends from over the past few years before choosing your horse.

Key statistical trends for the Ryanair Chase

Form & ratings: Most winners arrive in strong recent form, with many having finished first or second on their previous start.

High official ratings are common, with winners typically rated 160 or higher, and previous Cheltenham experience is a frequent trait among successful runners.

Distance & race profile: Winners usually have proven form over distances between 2m4f and 2m6f. Strong performances in Grade 1 or Grade 2 chases earlier in the season are often a positive indicator.

Age: Horses aged 7 to 9 have historically dominated the Ryanair Chase, while younger and older runners have been less successful overall.

Market trends

Favourites & prices: Favourites and those near the head of the market have a solid record in the Ryanair Chase. Double-figure priced winners are less common than in some other Cheltenham Festival chases.

Trainer angles: Irish-trained runners have performed particularly well historically. Willie Mullins has been a standout trainer in the Ryanair Chase since its introduction.

Previous Ryanair Chase winners

The table below displays recent Ryanair Chase results over the past 10 years:

Year

Winner

SP

Trainer

Jockey

2025

Protektorat

5/1

Dan Skelton

Harry Skelton

2024

Fact To File

6/4 f

Willie Mullins

Mark Walsh

2023

Envoi Allen

5/4 f

Henry de Bromhead

Rachael Blackmore

2022

Allaho

4/6 f

Willie Mullins

Paul Townend

2021

Allaho

11/8 f

Willie Mullins

Paul Townend

2020

Min

15/8 f

Willie Mullins

Paul Townend

2019

Frodon

4/1

Paul Nicholls

Bryony Frost

2018

Balko Des Flos

8/1

Willie Mullins

Davy Russell

2017

Un De Sceaux

2/1 f

Willie Mullins

Ruby Walsh

2016

Vautour

7/2

Willie Mullins

Ruby Walsh

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FAQs

What is the Ryanair Chase?

The Ryanair Chase is a Grade 1 chase at the Cheltenham Festival open to horses aged five or older, and it is run at level weights over an intermediate distance.

When is the Ryanair Chase?

The Ryanair Chase is run on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival and has become the standout race of the day, ahead of the Stayers’ Hurdle.

How long is the Ryanair Chase?

The race is run on the Old Course at Cheltenham over 2 miles, 4 furlongs and 127 yards, with horses jumping 17 fences.