A steeple chase, hurdle race or National Hunt Flat Race is a Pattern Race if, in any particular year
5.1.1 it appears in the list of pattern races in the steeple chase and hurdle race section of the
Programme Book published by the Authority, or
5.1.2 in the case of a race run in Ireland, it appears as a pattern race in the Irish Racing Calendar.
Such pattern races are divided into Grades 1, 2 and 3
Jump racing in Britain is formally known as National Hunt Racing. It is a type of racing where horses have to run around a course and jump over obstacles called fences and hurdles. The most famous National Hunt race is the Grand National which includes 30 fences and is run over a distance of 4 1/2 miles. This is the longest National Hunt race in Britain.
Grand National is an annual hunt horse race which takes places in Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool, England. It was first started in 1839.
The Cheltenham Gold Cup is a National Hunt horse race, which is held in Cheltenham, England.
The shortest race under national hunt rules is a 1m 4f bumper and there are several courses that hold them I am sure. There is definitely a 13 furlong bumper held at Kelso around Oct 8th.
Surely the grand national - jumps (4M 4F) Possibly the ascot stakes - flat (2M 6F) The longest flat race under Jockey Club Rules is The Newmarket Town plate at 3M 6F. The Grand National is run under National Hunt Rules.
Peculiarities of the National Hunt was created in 1995.
The duration of Peculiarities of the National Hunt is 1.57 hours.
Western Extreme - 2006 Race to Hunt was released on: USA: 10 March 2014
Estonian National Road Race Championships was created in 1997.
Venezuelan National Road Race Championships was created in 1991.
Spanish National Road Race Championships was created in 1897.
French National Road Race Championships was created in 1899.