Champion Chase Betting Odds

Gerri Colombe is the red-hot favourite to land a victory in the Ladbrokes Champion Chase on Saturday, with the horse having been impressive last season. However, the Gordon Elliott-trained charge wasn’t always in the winners’ enclosure and perhaps there is some each-way value when going for some of the other runners in the field.

Envoi Allen is a ten-year-old who has had an impressive track record during his career and there could be more to come this season. Conflated is the same age and runs in the Gigginstown colours along with Delta Work, with sixteen fences to be encountered in this Grade 1 race although there’s only a handful of horses who can win.

2024 Ladbrokes Champion Chase Tips

Gerri Colombe could be a comfortable winner of the Ladbrokes Champion Chase on Saturday according to the latest betting odds. The horse was last seen obliging at Aintree in April, with the eight-year-old landing a half-length victory in the William Hill Bowl Chase. That came after finishing second in the Gold Cup at the Cheltenham Festival.

Finishing three and a half lengths behind odds-on favourite Galopin Des Champs was a solid achievement on that occasion and running to that sort of form could see the horse win comfortably, with Gerri Colombe beaten by a much bigger distance by the same runner when they lined up in the Savills Chase at Leopardstown.

Envoi Allen returns for a seasonal reappearance, with Henry de Bromhead training a ten-year-old who could be suited to this long-distance encounter. The ten-year-old was able to finish fourth out of seven runners in the Melling Chase at Aintree, with that coming after landing second in the Ryanair Chase although this encounter is further.

Conflated unseated his rider last time out, with the horse having proved an erratic jumper throughout his career. The Gordon Elliott-trained runner has a chance if he stays on his feet, although it’s been a long time since the horse was successful. We could therefore see the front two battling it out a long way from home in this encounter.

2023 Champion Chase Tips

Gerri Colombe recorded four wins from five performances last season and he’s been installed as the short-price favourite to win the Ladbrokes Champion Chase on Saturday. There were victories at Fairyhouse, Limerick and Sandown last season before the runner fell just short of a Cheltenham Festival triumph in the Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase.

On that occasion, The Real Whacker was able to get up, although it was still a strong performance for the seven-year-old who was able to score at Aintree a month later when winning the Mildmay Novices’ Chase at the Grand National meeting. Sent off as the 4/6 favourite, the horse was able to oblige by seven and a half furlongs.

Conflated is an older stablemate of Gerri Colombe’s, with a question mark over this runner based on a previous appearance. In a Grade 3 encounter at Punchestown, the nine-year-old weakened towards the end of a race on yielding ground, with punters perhaps finding Envoi Allen or Minella Indo a more appetising prospect.

The latter was successful in the above Punchestown race and we’re talking about a previous Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, while Envoi Allen can’t be disregarded and made a seasonal reappearance by finishing third out of six runners at Gowran Park. Sent off as the 13/8 favourite, the horse will have come on for the run over two miles and four furlongs.

If you’re looking for the best Irish horse racing odds, then you’ve come to the right place. The Ladbrokes Champion Chase is one of the biggest races on the Irish National Hunt calendar, with this taking place at Down Royal Racecourse and it’s a real test of stamina considering that the contest takes place over three miles.

The Ladbrokes Champion Chase has been in operation since 1999 and it’s a Grade 1 encounter, with horse racing betting tips available for a race which is traditionally run in late October or early November.

You can compare the latest horse racing odds at Racing-Odds.com to make sure that you are getting the best value when it comes to the selection you want to back. Look out for extra each-way places for this race and this sort of bet can sometimes yield a profit without having to back the winner.

We have seen some famous names win the Ladbrokes Champion Chase in the past few years, with Frodon having claimed a victory in 2021, with The Storyteller having landed the spoils in 2020. Previously to this, there were consecutive successes for Road To Respect, with Kauto Star another dual winner of this race.

Ruby Walsh has secured the biggest number of wins as a jockey, with the Irishman triumphant on Taranis, Kauto Star (twice) and Valseur Lido, with horses aged five or older able to line up in this encounter and there’s always a generous purse available.

Bookmaker Ladbrokes became the sponsor of the Champion Chase in 2019 and this is the first Grade One encounter of the Irish National Hunt season. Many customers like to place horse racing bets on the various selections.