The Champion Trainer of

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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 Vincent O'Brien (9 April 1917 – 1 June 2009) was an Irish race horse trainer from Churchtown, County Cork, Ireland. In 2003 he was voted the greatest influence in horse racing history in a worldwide poll hosted by the ''Racing Post''. In e ...

* 1953–54 -

* 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 Nicholas John Henderson (born 10 December 1950) is a British racehorse trainer. He has been British jump racing Champion Trainer six times. Background His father was Johnny Henderson who was one of the founders of the Racecourse Holdings Tru ...

* 1986–87 -

* 1987–88 -

David Elsworth David Raymond Cecil Elsworth (born 1939) is a retired horse trainer living in the United Kingdom. He was the trainer of Desert Orchid, 1988 Grand National winner Rhyme 'n' Reason, and 1990 Queen Mother Champion Chase winner Barnbrook Again; th ...

* 1988–89 -

Martin Pipe Martin Charles Pipe (born 29 May 1945), is an English former racehorse trainer credited with professionalising the British racehorse training industry, and as of 2021 the most successful trainer in British jump racing. The son of a West-Count ...

* 1989–90 -

* 1990–91 -

* 1991–92 -

* 1992–93 -

* 1993–94 - David Nicholson * 1994–95 - David Nicholson * 1995–96 -

* 1996–97 -

* 1997–98 -

* 1998–99 -

* 1999–00 -

* 2000–01 -

* 2001–02 -

* 2002–03 -

* 2003–04 -

* 2004–05 -

* 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 -

* 2013–14 - Paul Nicholls * 2014–15 - Paul Nicholls * 2015–16 - Paul Nicholls * 2016–17 -

* 2017–18 -

* 2018–19 - Paul Nicholls * 2019–20 -

* 2020-21 * 2021-22 - Paul Nicholls

Records

*Most titles - 15,

*Most consecutive titles - 10,

(1996–2005)

References

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Winners

Records

See also

References