2023 Eider Chase Trends
The Eider Chase is run over a gruelling 4m1f trip at Newcastle racecourse and is a handicap race that is seen as another key Grand National trial ahead of the big Liverpool race the following month. In recent years the David Pipe-trained Comply Or Die (2008) is the most recent example of the winner of this race going onto land the Merseyside Marathon that same season.
Did you know – 16 of the last 18 winners were aged 10 or younger, while 12 of the last 18 successful horses were Irish bred.
We take a look back at recent winners and give you all the key trends and stats to take into the 2023 renewal – this year run on Saturday 25th February.
Recent Eider Chase Winners
2022 – WIN MY WINGS (11/2 fav)
2021 - SAMS ADVENTURE (15/2)
2020 – No Race
2019 – CROSSPARK (12/1)
2018 – BAYWING (8/1)
2017 – MYSTEREE (10/1)
2016 – ROCKING BLUES (8/1)
2015 – MILBOROUGH (18/1)
2014 – WYCK HILL (9/1)
2013 – No Race
2012 – PORTRAIT KING (11/4fav)
2011 – COMPANERO (16/1)
2010 – No Race
2009 – MERIGO (5/1)
2008 – COMPLY OR DIE (11/1)
2007 – NIL DESPERANDUM (6/1)
2006 – PHILSON RUN (10/1)
2005 – No Race
2004 – TYNEANDTHYNEAGAIN (28/1)
2003 – No Race
2002 – THIS IS SERIOUS (4/1 fav)
2001 – NARROW WATER (6/1)
2000 - SCOTTON GREEN (8/1)
Eider Chase Betting Trends
18/18 – Had won over at least 3m before
16/18 – Aged 10 or younger
15/18 – Carried 10-13 or more
15/18 – Priced 12/1 or shorter in the betting
14/18 – Had raced within the last 6 weeks
13/18 – Winning distance – 4 lengths or less
12/18 – Irish-bred
12/18 – Winners came from the top 3 in the betting
12/18 – Placed in the top 4 last time out
12/18 – Officially rated between 131-140
12/18 – Aged either 8 or 9 years-old
10/18 – Placed favourites
6/18 – Won last time out
5/18 – Won over 3m4f or further before
3/18 – Carried 11-12 in weight
3/18 – Winning favourites
2/18 – Irish-trained winners
The average winning SP in the last 18 runnings is 10/1