Faugheen Novice Chase Betting Odds

Stablemates Ballyburn and Impaire Et Passe are trading at a similar price and it will be interesting to see which six-year-old is able to come out on top. Both horses boast similar credentials, with the former boasting a string of victories leading up to this festive encounter although this will be a testing clash against some solid opposition.

Impaire Et Passe has three wins on the bounce including one this season, with Sa Majeste also running for Mullins and the JP McManus-owned charge was able to land the spoils last time out, with Croke Park having recorded back to back successes and the Gordon Elliott-trained runner could claim the spoils.

Final Demand

2/5

2/5

Jimmy Du Seuil

6/1

6/1

Kitzbuhel

7/1

7/1

Oscars Brother

7/1

7/1

The Big Westerner

8/1

8/1

Gold Dancer

10/1

10/1

Slade Steel

12/1

12/1

Predators Gold

12/1

12/1

Romeo Coolio

12/1

12/1

Blizzard Of Oz

14/1

14/1

Wingmen

25/1

25/1

Crest Of Fortune

25/1

25/1

Brave Fortune

25/1

25/1

Nurburgring

25/1

25/1

Spanish Harlem

33/1

33/1

Port Joulain

33/1

33/1

Tahaa

33/1

33/1

Rocky's Diamond

40/1

40/1

Funiculi Funicula

40/1

40/1

Karl Des Tourelles

66/1

66/1

Ballygunner Castle

66/1

66/1

Lonesome Boatman

100/1

100/1

Western Walk

100/1

100/1

2024 Faugheen Novice Chase Tips

We’re excited for this Grade One encounter on 27 December when the Faugheen Novice Chase is run at Limerick Racecourse, with the race taking place over two miles, three and a half furlongs. Ballyburn hasn’t stopped winning recently and the six-year-old is bidding for a sixth successive victory which means he could be the horse to beat.

The latest success was a monster win at Punchestown after previously winning at the same track in May, although the more notable success came at Cheltenham in the middle of March where a thirteen-length success was achieved in the Gallagher Novices’ Hurdle. The last time that defeat was tasted was at Fairyhouse over a year ago.

Impaire Et Passe was a facile winner of an encounter at Fairyhouse last time out, with this coming after a success at April when the horse was able to oblige at Sandown Park. There was also a smart win in the William Hill Aintree Hurdle and success was achieved in this Grade One encounter over two miles and four furlongs.

Sa Majeste could be a decent each-way contender and the horse has been steadily improving since the Cheltenham Festival where a low-ranked finish was attained. There was a second-placed finish at Galway towards the end of October before a success at Tipperary in November and he’s a backable each-way price.

2023 Faugheen Novice Chase Tips

Gaelic Warrior has demonstrated on a frequent basis that he’s a highly capable performer, with Willie Mullins saddling a horse who is the highest-rated in the field. The five-year-old was recently seen landing a victory at Punchestown Racecourse, fending off ten other rivals and the bookies are taking no chances with their quotes when it comes to this horse.

The runner was previously successful in the Irish Mirror Novice Hurdle over three miles on yielding ground, with this win occurring over ten lengths. However, the horse did have his colours lowered in the Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle over two miles and five furlongs, with Impaire et Passe successful on that occasion.

Found A Fifty has to be respected in the market and could represent each-way value, with the horse finishing second in the Bar One Racing Drinmore Novice Chase, with the horse previously winning a Beginners’ Chase at Down Royal in November. However, there were underwhelming performances previously to this.

Corbetts Cross was able to score at Fairyhouse at the beginning of December, with the runner securing a victory in a Beginners’ Chase when beating favourite Three Card Brag and that was on soft ground. American Mike runs for Gordon Elliott and claimed the spoils at Navan last time out in November.

2022 Faugheen Novice Chase Tips

Gerri Colombe heads to Limerick with an unbeaten record and that explains why the horse is trading at odds-on to win the Faugheen Novice Chase. The horse showed plenty of ability when winning the Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Committee Beginners Chase on 15 November over two miles and five furlongs, taking to the big obstacles in a fairly seamless fashion.

However, some might argue that the six-year-old hasn’t been severely tested and Kilcruit has more experience who has gone chasing this season after hurdling last time around. A third-placed finish in the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham illustrated his quality and it could be that Willie Mullins gets a tune out of the horse over fences.

Mighty Potter was actually pulled up in that Cheltenham Festival opener, with the horse having won the Bar One Racing Drinmore Novice Chase when obliging at betting odds of 3/1. The fact that the horse beat Gaillard Du Mesnil and Banbridge means that we have to respect the sort of form that could mean this is a good each-way selection.

Classic Getaway is another decent each-way shout and we might see an improvement from the performance that saw the horse land the spoils in the Noreside Catering Irish EBF Beginners Chase. Three Stripe Life was pulled up last time out although the bookies still think the runner could be involved in the shake-up here.