Evening Herald Champion Novice Hurdle - Winners Since 1980

Winners Since 1980

  • Amateur jockeys indicated by "Mr".
Year
Winner
Age
Jockey
Trainer
1980 Deep Gale 7 Mr Frank Codd Edward O'Grady
1981 Tie Anchor 4 Tommy McGivern Paddy Prendergast, Jr.
1982 Bustineto 4 Niall Madden Mick O'Toole
1983 Dawn Run 5 Tony Mullins Paddy Mullins
1984 Gav's Delight 6 Ken Morgan Michael Cunningham
1985 Hungary Hur 6 Tony Mullins Paddy Mullins
1986 Barney Burnett 6 Brendan Sheridan R. Walsh
1987 High Plains 5 Richard Dunwoody David Nicholson
1988 El-Sid Senor 5 Frank Berry Francis Flood
1989 The Proclamation 6 Richard Dunwoody Paddy Prendergast, Jr.
1990 Vestris Abu 4 Charlie Swan Jim Bolger
1991 Young Pokey 6 Jamie Osborne Oliver Sherwood
1992 Fortune and Fame 5 Brendan Sheridan Dermot Weld
1993 Bayrouge 5 Richard Dunwoody Anne-Marie O'Brien
1994 Klairon Davis 5 Trevor Horgan Arthur Moore
1995 Hotel Minella 8 Charlie Swan Aidan O'Brien
1996 Dance Beat 5 John Shortt Jessica Harrington
1997 Midnight Legend 6 Richard Johnson David Nicholson
1998 His Song 5 Tony McCoy Mouse Morris
1999 Cardinal Hill 5 Charlie Swan Noel Meade
2000 Moscow Flyer 6 Barry Geraghty Jessica Harrington
2001 Ned Kelly 5 Norman Williamson Edward O'Grady
2002 Scottish Memories 6 Paul Carberry Noel Meade
2003 Back in Front 6 Norman Williamson Edward O'Grady
2004 Brave Inca 6 Barry Cash Colm Murphy
2005 Wild Passion 5 Paul Carberry Noel Meade
2006 Iktitaf 5 Ruby Walsh Noel Meade
2007 Clopf 6 Barry Geraghty Edward O'Grady
2008 Jered 6 Tony McCoy Noel Meade
2009 Hurricane Fly 5 Ruby Walsh Willie Mullins
2010 Blackstairmountain 5 Paul Townend Willie Mullins
2011 Shot From The Hip 7 Tony McCoy Edward O'Grady
2012 Alderwood 8 Tony McCoy Thomas Mullins
2013 Jezki 5 Barry Geraghty Jessica Harrington

1 The 2001 running took place at Fairyhouse.

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