The core Jumps season is in the final furlong and the battle for the British Trainers’ Championship is set to go down to the wire

Despite the Flat game taking precedence over the summer, the 2023/24 Jumps season technically started on May 1, 2023 and is set to conclude on April 27, 2024 with the finale fixture at Sandown.

Paul Nicholls has won the crown for three years in a row and is chasing the title for the 14th time in his training career, but the Ditcheat maestro is playing catch up to Irish handler Willie Mullins, who leads the way after landing the Aintree and Scottish Grand Nationals, and former apprentice Dan Skelton.

The latest horse racing odds can be found on the Paddy Power website and Paddy Power app, otherwise the latest Jump Trainers’ Championship standings for the current season is below.

British Jump Trainers’ Championship 2023/24

1 – W.P. Mullins – Wins: 24 – Places: 73 – Runners: 144 – Prize Money: £3,087,248
2 – Dan Skelton – Wins: 117 – Places: 377 – Runners: 766 – Prize Money: £2,912,163
3 – Paul Nicholls – Wins: 128 – Places: 254 – Runners: 541 – Prize Money: £2,834,334
4 – Nicky Henderson – Wins: 87 – Places: 190 – Runners: 423 – Prize Money: £2,064,032
5 – Gordon Elliott – Wins: 20 – Places: 60 – Runners: 137 – Prize Money: £1,597,847
6 – Venetia Williams – Wins: 56 – Places: 159 – Runners: 333 – Prize Money: £1,468,257
7 – Nigel Twiston-Davies – Wins: 78 – Places: 205 – Runners: 421 – Prize Money: £1,180,502
8 – Olly Murphy – Wins: 94 – Places: 211 – Runners: 436 – Prize Money: £1,175,923
9 – Ben Pauling – Wins: 75 – Places: 181 – Runners: 421 – Prize Money: £1,161,813
10 – Fergal O’Brien – Wins: 103 – Places: 218 – Runners: 515 – Prize Money: £1,110,991

Last Updated: Thursday, April 25

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