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Summit Juvenile Hurdle
2021
Red, yellow hoop, black sleeves, yellow armlets, yellow cap Yellow, dark blue seams, striped sleeves, yellow cap Emerald green, dark green sleeves, dark green and emerald green quartered cap
Knight Salute Porticello Impulsive One
Previous years
2020
White, royal blue epaulets, white sleeves, red spots, royal blue cap Red, yellow seams, striped sleeves and cap Dark blue, red disc, diabolo on sleeves, quartered cap
Monmiral Gold Desert Glorious Zoff
2019
Yellow, royal blue seams, grey sleeves, royal blue seams, royal blue cap Brown, silver seams, white cap Maroon and white diabolo, white sleeves, quartered cap
Navajo Pass Lord Lamington Paseo
2018
Red, emerald green cross of lorraine and sleeves Royal blue, dark green epaulets White, black and white halved sleeves, yellow cap, white spots
Quel Destin Elysees Oi The Clubb Oi's
2017
Emerald green, dark green sleeves, dark green and emerald green quartered cap Emerald green, purple stars, striped sleeves and stars on cap Yellow, dark green diamond, diabolo on sleeves and diamonds on cap
We Have A Dream City Dreamer Je Suis Charlie
2016
Yellow, purple hoops and armlets, hooped cap LIGHT BLUE, grey braces, grey sleeves, light blue diamonds, yellow cap LIGHT BLUE, grey braces, light blue sleeves, grey diamonds, light blue cap, grey diamonds
Cliffs of Dover Lord Justice Zig Zag
2015
White, red seams, red and white quartered cap Black, black and maroon striped cap Black and pink diabolo, black sleeves, pink cap, black star
Who Dares Wins Robertstown Sir Chauvelin
2014
Emerald green, dark green sleeves, dark green and emerald green quartered cap Dark blue and yellow (quartered), striped sleeves Yellow, black chevron, check cap
Peace And Co Starchitect L'aigle Royal
2013
Yellow, black triple diamond and armlets Black, black and maroon striped cap Pink, royal blue cap
Fox Norton Broughton Royal Irish Hussar
2012
Black, black and pink check sleeves and cap Yellow, purple hoops and armlets, hooped cap Emerald green, dark green sleeves, dark green and emerald green quartered cap
Kashmir Peak Sametegal Vasco Du Ronceray
2011
White, maroon cross of lorraine, sleeves and cap Terracotta, emerald green cap and tassel Beige and emerald green check, beige sleeves
Royal Bonsai Eagle Rock Kie
2007
Orange, Olive Green stars, Orange sleeves Dark green, white seams, white sleeves, dark green armlets, white cap Red and yellow (quartered), hooped sleeves, emerald green cap
Lemon Silk Art Professor Five Dream
2004
Orange, Black stripe, Black sleeves, Orange armlets Yellow, Royal Blue braces, Royal Blue sleeves, Yellow stars and stars on cap Dark green and orange (quartered), white sleeves and cap
Salut Saint Cloud Patrixprial Carte Diamond
2003
Light blue, pink striped sleeves Blue, orange hoops on body, orange cap Purple, white hoop, white and purple hooped sleeves, white cap
Mondul Zimbabwe Hope Sound
 

The Summit Juvenile Hurdle is a Listed National Hunt hurdle race in Great Britain which is open to horses aged three years. It is run at Doncaster over a distance of about 2 miles and half a furlong (2 miles and 128 yards or 3,336 metres), and during its running there are eight hurdles to be jumped. The race is for novice hurdlers, and it is scheduled to take place each year in December.

Prior to 2010 it was run at Lingfield Park on the same day as the December Novices' Chase and the two races are now run on the same day at Doncaster. The race carried Grade 2 status until the 2021 running. It was downgraded to a Listed race by the British Horseracing Authority in 2022.[1]

In April 2023 the British Horseracing Authority announced that the race would be moved to Aintree and run 1 week earlier as part of a restructure of the 2023/24 programme.[2]

Records

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Leading jockey (2 wins):

  • Thierry Doumen – Hors La Loi III (1998), Grand Seigneur (1999)
  • Dougie CostelloRoyal Bonsai (2011), Kashmir Peak (2012)
  • Daryl JacobPeace And Co (2014), We Have A Dream (2017)
  • Harry Cobden - Quel Destin (2018), Liari (2023)

Leading trainer (4 wins):

  • Paul Nicholls - Cliffs of Dover (2016), Quel Destin (2018), Monmiral (2020), Liari (2023)

Winners since 1987

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Year
Winner
Jockey
Trainer
1987 South Parade Graham Bradley Toby Balding
1988 Take Issue Dale McKeown John Sutcliffe
1989 no race 1989
1990 Oh So Risky Paul Holley David Elsworth
1991 None So Brave Jamie Osborne Reg Akehurst
1992 Dare to Dream David Bridgwater Reg Akehurst
1993 Admiral's Well Mick Fitzgerald Reg Akehurst
1994 Anzum Robert Massey David Nicholson
1995Abandoned due to snow
1996 Serenus John Kavanagh Nicky Henderson
1997 Buddy Marvel Paul Carberry Oliver Sherwood
1998 Hors La Loi III Thierry Doumen François Doumen
1999 Grand Seigneur Thierry Doumen François Doumen
2000Abandoned due to waterlogged state of course
2001Abandoned due to frost
20022002 no race 2002
2003 Mondul Ollie McPhail Milton Harris
2004 Salut Saint Cloud Brian Crowley Gary L. Moore
2005 no race 2005–06 [a][b]
2007 Lemon Silk Paul O'Neill Kahlil Burke
2008 no race 2008–09-10 [b][c]
2011 Royal Bonsai Dougie Costello John Quinn
2012 Kashmir Peak Dougie Costello John Quinn
2013 Fox Norton Noel Fehily Nick Williams
2014 Peace And Co Daryl Jacob Nicky Henderson
2015 Who Dares Wins Wayne Hutchinson Alan King
2016 Cliffs of Dover Harry Cobden Paul Nicholls
2017 We Have A Dream Daryl Jacob Nicky Henderson
2018 Quel Destin Harry Cobden Paul Nicholls
2019 Navajo Pass Brian Hughes Donald McCain
2020 Monmiral Sean Bowen Paul Nicholls
2021 Knight Salute Paddy Brennan Milton Harris
2022 no race 2022 [a]
2023 Liari Harry Cobden Paul Nicholls
  1. ^ a b The 2005 and 2022 runnings were abandoned because of frost
  2. ^ a b The 2006, 2008 and 2009 editions were abandoned due to waterlogging.
  3. ^ The 2010 running was abandoned due to snow

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Robson, Michael. "Chepstow disappointed as Finale Hurdle loses Grade 1 tag in jumps Pattern shift". Racing Post. Retrieved 12 August 2022.
  2. ^ "Package of changes agreed to help strengthen performance of British Jump racing". British Horseracing Authority. 27 April 2023. Retrieved 28 April 2023.