Cheltenham Festival 2022 results: Winners from Day 3 – Thursday 17th March
We round up all the Cheltenham Festival 2022 results featuring all the winners from a busy Day 3 on Thursday 17th March.
Cheltenham Festival 2022 heats up again on Thursday with a bumper day of action to mark St Patrick's Day.
It's been a closer run affair in the Prestbury Cup this year, which is fought for between Irish and British trainers. The nation with the most winners at Cheltenham Festival triumphs. Britain haven't won the cup since 2015, though they have six winners in 2022, just two short of Ireland going into Day 3.
Allaho appears to be the banker of the day. Jockey Paul Townend will be determined to make the most of his supreme ride in the 14:50 Ryanair Steeple Chase.
There are seven races in total today with thousands of spectators eager to hear the rumble of the pack at Prestbury Park, while thousands more will be cheering on from across the nation.
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Cheltenham Festival 2022 results
We'll be updating this page with the latest results regularly throughout the four days of action at Cheltenham.
Last updated: 4:59pm, Thursday 17th March
Day 3: Thursday 17th March – St Patrick's Day
13:30 – The Turners Novices’ Chase
- Bob Olinger
14:10 – The Pertemps Network Final
- Third Wind
- Aliphilippe
- Coeur Serein
14:50 – The Ryanair Steeple Chase
- Allaho
- Janidil
15:30 – The Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle
- Flooring Porter
- Thyme Hill
- Paisley Park
- Champ
16:10 – The Paddy Power Plate
- Coole Cody
- Imperial Alcazar
- Spiritofthegames
- Stolen Silver
16:50 – The Mares Novices’ Hurdle
- Love Envoi
- Ahorsewithnoname
- Grangee
- Nurse Susan
17:30 – Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup
Day 4: Friday 18th March – Cheltenham Gold Cup Day
13:30 – The JCB Triumph Hurdle
14:10 – The County Handicap Hurdle Race
14:50 – The Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle Race
15:30 – The Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup Chase
16:10 – The St James’s Place Festival Challenge Cup
16:50 – The Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase
17:30 – Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle
Cheltenham Festival 2022 past results
Day 1: Tuesday 15th March – Champion Day
13:30 – The Sky bet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle
- Constitution Hill
- Jonbon
- Kilcruit
14:10 – The Sporting Life Arkle Challenge Trophy Steeplechase
- Edwardstone
- Gabynako
- Blue Lord
14:50 – The Ultima Handicap Steeple Chase
- Corach Rambler
- Gericault Roque
- Oscar Elite
- Tea Clipper
- Our Power
15:30 – The Unibet Champion Hurdle Challenge Trophy
- Honeysuckle
- Epatante
- Zanahiyr
16:10 – The Close Brothers Mares’ Hurdle
- Marie's Rock
- Queens Brook
- Mrs Milner
16:50 – The Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle
- Brazil
- Gaelic Warrior
- Bell Ex One
- HMS Seahorse
17:30 – The National Hunt Challenge Cup Novices’ Chase
- Stattler
- Run Wild Fred
- Vanillier
Day 2: Wednesday 16th March – Ladies Day
13:30 – The Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle Race
- Sir Gerhard
- Three Stripe Life
- Whatdeawant
14:10 – The Brown Advisory Novices’ Steeple Chase
- L'Homme Presse
- Ahoy Senor
- Gaillard Du Mesnil
14:50 – The Coral Cup Hurdle
- Commander of Fleet
- Fastorslow
- Ashdale Bob
- Camprond
- Maze Runner
15:30 – The Betway Queen Mother Champion Steeplechase
- Energumene
- Funambule Sivola
- Envoi Allen
16:10 – The Glenfarclas Cross Country Steeplechase
- Delta Work
- Tiger Roll
- Plan Of Attack
- Diesel D'allier
16:50 – The Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Handicap Steeple Chase Challenge Cup
- Global Citizen
- Andy Dufresne
- Frero Banbou
- Editeur Du Gite
17:30 – The Weatherbys Champion Bumper
- Facile Vega
- American Mike
- Jamess Gate
- Seabank Bistro
- Poetic Music
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