Arkle Novice Chase

Arkle Novice Chase

2024
Il Etait Temps	Found A Fifty	Facile Vega

Previous years
2023
El Fabiolo	Banbridge	Appreciate It
2022
Blue Lord	Riviere D'etel	Saint Sam
2021
Energumene	Franco De Port	Blackbow

2020-2011
2020
Notebook	Cash Back	Gallant John Joe
2019
Le Richebourg	Us And Them	Mengli Khan
2018
Footpad	Footpad	Any Second Now
2017
Some Plan	Finished alone
2016
Douvan	Velvet Maker	Domesday Book
2015
Un De Sceaux	Clarcam	Gilgamboa
2014
Trifolium	Felix Yonger	Mozoltov
2013
Benefficient	Oscars Well	Arvika Ligeonniere
2012
Flemenstar	Gift Of Dgab	Notus De La Tour
2011
Realt Dubh	Noble Prince	Mr Cracker

2010-2001
2010
An Cathaoir Mor	Sports Line	Take The Breeze
2009
Golden Silver	Forpadydeplasterer	Follow The Plan
2008
Thyne Again	Gardasee	Savitha
2007
Schindlers Hunt	King Johns Castle	Khetaam
2006
Missed That	Arteea	Justified
2005
Ulaan Baatar	Foreman	Ned Kelly
2004
Kicking King	Central House	Colca Canyon
2003
Bust Out	Native Scout	Rathgar Beau
2002
Assessed	Phariwarmer	Mantles Prince
2001
Well Ridden	Ross Moff	Alcapone

2000-1991
2000
Frozen Groom	Rathbawn Prince	Commanche Court
1999
His Song	Padre Mio	Cockney Lad
1998
Private Peace	Mr Baxter Basics	Moses Prey
1997
Mulligan	Beakstown	Penndara
1996
Manhattan Castle	Double Symphony	Blazing Spectacle
1995
Klairon Davis	Winter Belle	Coq Hardi Affair
1994
Atone	Belvederian	Bucks-Choice
1993
Soft Day	How's The Boss	Killiney Graduate
1992
General Idea	Second Schedual	Bishops Staff
1991
Garamycin	Toranfield	Firions Law

1990-1988
1990
On The Other Hand	Larchmont	Dutch Royal
1989
Abbenoir	Feroda	Rosenaire
1988
Wolf Of Badenoch	Friendly Saint	Flying Ferret

The Arkle Novice Chase is a Grade 1 National Hunt steeplechase in Ireland which is open to horses aged five years or older. It is run at Leopardstown over a distance of about 2 miles and 1 furlong (3,420 metres), and during its running there are eleven fences to be jumped. The race is for novice chasers, and it is scheduled to take place each year in late January.

The earliest version of the event was established in 1956, and it was originally contested over 2 miles (3,219 metres). Its current title pays tribute to Arkle, a winner of this race in 1963. At the time of Arkle's victory the event was known as the Milltown Novice Chase. The distance was extended by 2 furlongs in 1980, and by another furlong in 1992. It was cut to its present length in 1995.

The race is sometimes referred to as the "Irish Arkle", as there is a different event, similar in both name and format, which takes place in Great Britain in March. Several winners of the Irish version have subsequently achieved victory in its British counterpart, the Arkle Challenge Trophy. The most recent of these is El Fabiolo in 2023.