{"id":693164,"date":"2026-01-13T12:45:16","date_gmt":"2026-01-13T12:45:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/693164\/"},"modified":"2026-01-13T12:45:16","modified_gmt":"2026-01-13T12:45:16","slug":"paddy-power-stayers-hurdle-2026-date-time-runners-odds-paddy-power-news","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/693164\/","title":{"rendered":"Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle 2026 date, time, runners & odds \u2013 Paddy Power News"},"content":{"rendered":"

We\u2019ve got our name on the day three feature! <\/p>\n

Bob Olinger rolled back the years to win last season\u2019s Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle.<\/p>\n

It was a third Cheltenham Festival<\/a> success for Henry de Bromhead\u2019s stable star after seeing off the previous year\u2019s champion Teahupoo at the final flight.<\/p>\n

The division looks set for a refresh ahead of next year\u2019s meeting as some of last term\u2019s novice hurdlers step up to open company. While Ballyburn, a hype horse of recent years, could also attempt to make a splash after failing to shine over fences.<\/p>\n

The Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle is run over three miles on the New Course and the runners need to navigate 12 obstacles if they\u2019re to stand a chance of glory.<\/p>\n

Find Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle odds<\/a> on the Paddy Power website and app. Otherwise, key details for next year\u2019s renewal are below.<\/p>\n

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Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle 2026 date<\/p>\n

The Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle takes place at Cheltenham on Thursday, 12th March<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle 2026 start time<\/p>\n

The Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle starts at 15:20<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

How to watch the Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle 2026<\/p>\n

You can watch the Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle live on paddypower.com<\/strong> and the Paddy Power app<\/strong> or on ITV1<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle 2026 runners and riders<\/p>\n

The following 29 horses hold entries for the Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle ahead of confirmations and final declarations.<\/p>\n

Ahoy Senor<\/strong> (TBC)
Ballyburn<\/strong> (TBC)
Bob Olinger<\/strong> (TBC)
Buddy One<\/strong> (TBC)
Doddiethegreat<\/strong> (TBC)
Feet Of A Dancer<\/strong> (TBC)
Flooring Porter<\/strong> (TBC)
Franciscan Rock<\/strong> (TBC)
French Ship<\/strong> (TBC)
Gowel Road <\/strong>(TBC)
Gwennie May Boy<\/strong> (TBC)
Hewick<\/strong> (TBC)
Hiddenvalley Lake<\/strong> (TBC)
Home By The Lee<\/strong> (TBC)
Honesty Policy <\/strong>(TBC)
Iberico Lord<\/strong> (TBC)
Impose Toi<\/strong> (TBC)
Kabral Du Mathan<\/strong> (TBC)
Lavida Adiva<\/strong> (TBC)
Ma Shantou<\/strong> (TBC)
Mystical Power<\/strong> (TBC)
North Lodge<\/strong> (TBC)
Nurse Susan<\/strong> (TBC)
Potters Charm<\/strong> (TBC)
Strong Leader<\/strong> (TBC)
Teahupoo<\/strong> (TBC)
Theleme<\/strong> (TBC)
The Yellow Clay<\/strong> (TBC)
Wodhooh<\/strong> (TBC)<\/p>\n

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Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle 2026 betting<\/p>\n

Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle odds are on paddypower.com and prices for the leading contenders can be seen on our snazzy widgets below.<\/p>\n

Teahupoo<\/strong><\/strong> is the favourite to win the Paddy Power Stayers\u2019 Hurdle after victories in the Hatton\u2019s Grace and Christmas Hurdle at Leopardstown.<\/p>\n

Stablemate Honesty Policy<\/strong> is next in our antepost market leader after staying on for third in the Long Walk. <\/p>\n

Long Walk winner Impose<\/strong> Toi<\/strong> is also prominent in our early betting after progressing through the grades. <\/p>\n

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Tap here for PP.com racing odds<\/a><\/p>\n

The Paddy Power Guide To Safer Gambling \u2013 Everything You Need To Know<\/a><\/p>\n

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