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The King George VI Chase is one of the UK's most storied Grade 1 National Hunt steeplechases. Held annually at Kempton Park Racecourse on Boxing Day, this about 3-mile test across 18 fences combines speed, stamina, and a touch of Christmas magic. Named in honour of King George VI and inaugurated in 1937, the race has become a staple of the jump racing calendar, drawing top horses, jockeys, and trainers from across the sport.
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Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to jump racing, this page serves as your insider connection. We’ve got you covered with bios, career highlights, and the latest on upcoming events and tickets—so you can secure your seats and soak in the festive atmosphere at Kempton Park.
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Key moments in the King George VI Chase include record-holders like Kauto Star (five wins) and Desert Orchid (four wins). The event has seen weather-related switches, with the race once run at Sandown Park in 1995 and 2005, but Kempton’s Christmas Festival remains the centerpiece every December. Stay connected with The Jockey Club and Kempton Park social channels for official updates: X, Facebook, Instagram.
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Past winners have etched their names into racing history, and the 2025 champion, The Jukebox Man, wrote another memorable chapter. The race purse, now £250,000 total with £142,375 to the winner in 2025, underscores its prestige and ambition. If you’re planning a trip to the Boxing Day festival, we’ll help you find the best available seats and options to suit your day at Kempton Park.
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Key moments in the King George VI Chase include record-holders like Kauto Star (five wins) and Desert Orchid (four wins). The event has seen weather-related switches, with the race once run at Sandown Park in 1995 and 2005, but Kempton’s Christmas Festival remains the centerpiece every December. Stay connected with The Jockey Club and Kempton Park social channels for official updates: X, Facebook, Instagram.
Past winners have etched their names into racing history, and the 2025 champion, The Jukebox Man, wrote another memorable chapter. The race purse, now £250,000 total with £142,375 to the winner in 2025, underscores its prestige and ambition. If you’re planning a trip to the Boxing Day festival, we’ll help you find the best available seats and options to suit your day at Kempton Park.
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