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British jump racing Champion Trainer

British horse trainer whose horses have won the most prize money during a season


British horse trainer whose horses have won the most prize money during a season

The Champion Trainer of National Hunt racing in Great Britain is the trainer whose horses have won the most prize money during a season. The list below shows the Champion Trainer for each season since 1945–46.

Winners

  • 1945–46 - Tommy Rayson
  • 1946–47 - Fulke Walwyn
  • 1947–48 - Fulke Walwyn
  • 1948–49 - Fulke Walwyn
  • 1949–50 - Peter Cazalet
  • 1950–51 - Fred Rimell
  • 1951–52 - Neville Crump
  • 1952–53 - Vincent O'Brien
  • 1953–54 - Vincent O'Brien
  • 1954–55 - Ryan Price
  • 1955–56 - William Hall
  • 1956–57 - Neville Crump
  • 1957–58 - Fulke Walwyn
  • 1958–59 - Ryan Price
  • 1959–60 - Peter Cazalet
  • 1960–61 - Fred Rimell
  • 1961–62 - Ryan Price
  • 1962–63 - Keith Piggott
  • 1963–64 - Fulke Walwyn
  • 1964–65 - Peter Cazalet
  • 1965–66 - Ryan Price
  • 1966–67 - Ryan Price
  • 1967–68 - Denys Smith
  • 1968–69 - Fred Rimell
  • 1969–70 - Fred Rimell
  • 1970–71 - Fred Winter
  • 1971–72 - Fred Winter
  • 1972–73 - Fred Winter
  • 1973–74 - Fred Winter
  • 1974–75 - Fred Winter
  • 1975–76 - Fred Rimell
  • 1976–77 - Fred Winter
  • 1977–78 - Fred Winter
  • 1978–79 - Peter Easterby
  • 1979–80 - Peter Easterby
  • 1980–81 - Peter Easterby
  • 1981–82 - Michael Dickinson
  • 1982–83 - Michael Dickinson
  • 1983–84 - Michael Dickinson
  • 1984–85 - Fred Winter
  • 1985–86 - Nicky Henderson
  • 1986–87 - Nicky Henderson
  • 1987–88 - David Elsworth
  • 1988–89 - Martin Pipe
  • 1989–90 - Martin Pipe
  • 1990–91 - Martin Pipe
  • 1991–92 - Martin Pipe
  • 1992–93 - Martin Pipe
  • 1993–94 - David Nicholson
  • 1994–95 - David Nicholson
  • 1995–96 - Martin Pipe
  • 1996–97 - Martin Pipe
  • 1997–98 - Martin Pipe
  • 1998–99 - Martin Pipe
  • 1999–00 - Martin Pipe
  • 2000–01 - Martin Pipe
  • 2001–02 - Martin Pipe
  • 2002–03 - Martin Pipe
  • 2003–04 - Martin Pipe
  • 2004–05 - Martin Pipe
  • 2005–06 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2006–07 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2007–08 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2008–09 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2009–10 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2010–11 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2011–12 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2012–13 - Nicky Henderson
  • 2013–14 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2014–15 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2015–16 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2016–17 - Nicky Henderson
  • 2017–18 - Nicky Henderson
  • 2018–19 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2019–20 - Nicky Henderson
  • 2020–21 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2021–22 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2022–23 - Paul Nicholls
  • 2023–24 - Willie Mullins
  • 2024–25 - Willie Mullins

Records

  • Most titles - 15, Martin Pipe
  • Most consecutive titles - 10, Martin Pipe (1996–2005)

References

References

  1. (4 February 2022). "British Jump Racing Champion Trainer". Napit.co.uk.
  2. (5 September 2006). "David Nicholson". The Guardian.
  3. (7 April 2005). "Martin Pipe". BBC Sport.
  4. (23 April 2016). "Paul Nicholls gains 10th trainers' title after Willie Mullins fades". The Guardian.
  5. (27 April 2019). "Paul Nicholls captures 11th crown and has Martin Pipe record firmly in sight". [[Racing Post]].
  6. (6 April 2020). "Brian Hughes wins champion jockey title from Richard Johnson".
  7. (23 April 2022). "Champion trainer Paul Nicholls ends season in style with 410-1 five-timer". Racing Post.
  8. (27 April 2024). "Mullins clinches British jump trainers' title". BBC Sport.
  9. (26 April 2025). "Mullins passes Skelton to retain trainers' title". BBC Sport.
  10. (28 April 2013). "Roll of Honour: Britain". [[Racing Post]].
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