#Grade One Clarence House Chase

Chris Hill brings us his round-up of the news from the bloodstock scene following a good weekend for Willie Mullins. With the Cheltenham Festival just over six weeks away, Willie Mullins' domination of the 2015-16 British and Irish jumps season showed no sign of relenting last week with the eight-time Irish champion trainer saddling all three…

The overall figure, which excludes the industry-owned Qipco British Champions Day, represents an annual uplift of £1.33million against 2022 figures, while prize money for Royal Ascot next year will also be a record of £9.52million - up from £8.65million this summer. All Group One races will be run for a minimum of £600000 for the first time with…

This was First Flow and David Bass beating, amongst others, Ruth Jefferson's Waiting Patiently in the Grade One Clarence House Chase at Ascot. The nine-year-old built on his success in Wetherby's Castleford Chase over Christmas by defeating reigning champion Politologue in last month's Grade One Clarence House Chase at Ascot. First Flow was the…