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Future Champion Novices' Chase
2023
Datsalrightgino
Thunder Rock
Unexpected Party
Previous years
2022
Do Your Job
Minella Drama
Il Ridoto
2021
Allmankind
Malystic
Whoshotthesheriff
2020-2011
2019
Secret Investor
Louis' Vac Pouch
Monbeg Legend
2018
Bigmartre
Cobra De Mai
Only two finished
2017
Cloudy Dream
Theinval
Oldgrangewood
2016
Le Mercurey
Bristol De Mai
Otago Trail
2015
Top Gamble
Seventh Sky
Solar Impulse
2014
Eduard
Valdez
Aibrean
2013
Rajdhani Express
Tap Night
Desert Cry
2012
Pacha Du Polder
Rival D'estruval
Lidar
2011
Gilbarry
Sam Lord
Nadiya De La Vega
2010-2001
2010
French Opera
Tchico Polos
Fiendish Flame
2009
Deep Purple
I'msingingtheblues
Raysrock
2008
Starzaan
Noland
Frankie Figg
2007
Natal
Faasel
Harmony Brig
2006
Monet's Garden
Le Volfoni
Kasthari
2005
Locksmith
My Will
Fool on the Hill
2004
Keltic Bard
Thisthatandtother
Better Days
2003
Vol Solitaire
Tarxien
Farmer Jack
2002
Valley Henry
Man on the Hill
Big-And-Bold
2001
Grey Abbey
Hugo De Grez
Running Moss
2000-1991
2000
Gingembre
Spirit Dancer
Bosuns Mate
1999
Bouchasson
Scotia Nostra
Irbee
1998
Eirespray
Edelweis Du Moulin
Ingletonian
1997
Sparky Gayle
Macgeorge
Stately Home
1996
Addington Boy
Challenger Du Luc
Oscail An Doras
1995
Dancing Paddy
Morceli
Wee River
1994
See More Indians
Gallateen
Rouyan
1993
Cab On Target
Persian House
Montpelier Lad
1992
The Illywhacker
Armagret
Whaat Fettle
1991
High Knowl
Lothian Captain
Young Benz
1990-1988
1990
Celtic Shot
Young Snugfit
Highfrith
1989
Southern Minstrel
Interim Lib
Tartan Tailor
1988
Jim Thorpe
Colonel Rose
High Debate
The Future Champion Novices' Chase was a Grade 2 National Huntsteeplechase in Great Britain which was open to horses aged five years or older. It was run at Ayr, Scotland, over a distance of about 2 miles, 4 furlongs and 110 yards (4,163 metres), and during its running there were seventeen fences to be jumped. The race was for novice chasers, but was cut from the race calendar ahead of the 2023/24 National Hunt season.
The event was formerly contested over 2 miles, and for a period it was known by various sponsored titles. It was renamed in 1988, and it was extended to 2 miles 4 furlongs and given Grade 1 status in 1991. It returned to its former length for a single running in 1995, and at this point it was relegated to Grade 2 level.
The Future Champion Novices' Chase is run at Ayr on the same afternoon as the Scottish Grand National. The winners Gingembre and Grey Abbey both subsequently achieved victory in the latter race.
Paul Nicholls - See More Indians (1994), Valley Henry (2002), Val Solitaire (2003), Natal (2007), Pacha du Polder (2012), Le Mercurey (2016), Secret Investor (2019)