Cheltenham Festival 2023 results: Winners from Day 3 – Thursday 16th March
We round up all the Cheltenham Festival 2023 results, featuring all the winners each day.
The Cheltenham Festival continues into Thursday with another star-studded line-up of runners and riders ready to seize glory.
The 2:50pm showpiece race of the day, the Festival Trophy Chase, features a host of top contenders aiming to dislodge favourite Shishkin.
Blue Lord, Janidil, Fury Road and Envoi Allen are among the stacked line-up raring to put on a show.
Fans can feel assured of a dramatic, explosive week of drama, filled with the usual blend of upsets and inevitabilities that make Cheltenham the great festival it is today.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the latest Cheltenham Festival results, updated throughout each day.
Cheltenham Festival 2023 results
Updated in real time.
Day 3: Thursday 16th March – St Patrick's Thursday
Turners Novices’ Chase - 1:30pm
- Stage Star
- Notlongtillmay
- Mighty Potter
Pertemps Network Final Hurdle - 2:10pm
- Good Time Johnny
- Salvador Ziggy
- Mill Green
Ryanair Chase - 2:50pm
- Envoi Allen
- Shishkin
- Hitman
Stayers’ Hurdle - 3:30pm
- Sire Du Berlais
- Dashel Drasher
- Teahupoo
Next race: County Plate Chase - 4:10pm
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Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle - 4:50pm
Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup - 5:30pm
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Day 4: Friday 17th March – Gold Cup Day
Triumph Hurdle Jump - 1:30pm
Country Handicap Hurdle - 2:10pm
Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle - 2:50pm
Cheltenham Gold Cup Chase - 3:30pm
Festival Challenge Cup Open Hunters’ Chase - 4:10pm
Mares’ Chase - 4:50pm
Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle - 5:30pm
Cheltenham Festival results
Day 1: Tuesday 14th March – Champion Day
Supreme Novices’ Hurdle - 1:30pm
- Marine Nationale
- Facile Vega
- Diverge
Arkle Challenge Trophy - 2:10pm
- El Fabiolo
- Jonbon
- Saint Roi
Handicap Steeple Chase - 2:50pm
- Corach Rambler
- Fastorslow
- Monbeg Genius
Champion Hurdle Challenge Trophy - 3:30pm
- Constitution Hill
- State Man
- Zanahiyr
Mares’ Hurdle - 4:10pm
- Honeysuckle
- Love Envoi
- Queens Brook
Juvenile Handicap Hurdle - 4:50pm
- Jazzy Matty
- Byker
- Risk Belle
National Hunt Steeple Chase Challenge Cup - 5:30pm
- Gaillard Du Mensil
- Chemical Energy
- Mister Coffey
Day 2: Wednesday 15th March – Ladies Day
Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle - 1:30pm
- Impaire Et Passe
- Gaelic Warrior
- Champ Kiely
Brown Advisory Novices’ Steeple Chase - 2:10pm
- The Real Whacker
- Gerri Colombe
- Bronn
Coral Cup Hurdle - 2:50pm
- Langer Dan
- An Epic Song
- Camprond
Queen Mother Champion Chase - 3:30pm
- Energumene
- Captain Guinness
Cross-Country Steeple Chase - 4:10pm
- Delta Work
- Galvin
- Franco De Port
Grand Annual Handicap Chase - 4:50pm
- Dinoblue
- Andy Dufresne
- Final Orders
Next race: Champion Bumper - 5:30pm
- A Dream To Share
- Fact To File
- Captain Teague
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