Hall of Fame

Notable Horses

Over the decades, Peter Bowen Racing has trained an exceptional string of horses who’ve etched their names into racing history. From Aintree legends to Cheltenham contenders, each one has contributed to the yard’s success and legacy. Here’s a look at some of the most iconic names to have passed through the stable doors:

Mac Tottie

Winner over Aintree’s famous National fences:
Grand Sefton Chase
Topham Trophy

Francky Du Berlais

First-ever double winner of Market Rasen’s Summer Plate (2021 & 2022)

Strumble Head

• 15 wins from 75 starts (2010–2018)
• Last two wins as a 13-year-old—an enduring warrior

Henllan Harri

2017 Bet365 (Whitbread) Gold Cup winner

Al Co

2014 Scottish Grand National winner

Always Waining

Aintree history-maker
• Only three-time winner of the Topham Trophy Chase (2010, 2011, 2012)

More Bucks

2018 Summer Plate Chase winner

Snoopy Loopy

2008 Summer Plate Chase winner
2008 Betfair Chase (Haydock) winner

Take The Stand

2004 Summer National winner
2005 Cheltenham Gold Cup runner-up
• Winner of the Summer Championship
2008 Hunter Chaser of the Year

McKelvey

2006 Summer National winner
2007 Grand National runner-up (Aintree)

Dunbrody Millar

2007 Topham Trophy winner (Aintree)

Iron Man

2007 Summer Plate Chase winner

Yes Sir

• Winner of the Summer Championship, Summer Plate Chase, and Channel 4 Trophy
Most career wins for the stable

Souffleur

2007 Challow Hurdle winner

Swansea Bay

• 13 wins (2001–2005)
• Wins include:
Charisma Gold Cup
Edward Hamner Chase
Badger Ales Chase (twice)

Genghis

2005 Scottish Champion Hurdle winner

Mr Ed

2004 Summer Hurdle winner
• Runner-up in the Cesarewitch

Battle Warning

• Purchased for just 2500gns
• Winner at Aintree, Ascot, and Cheltenham

Ballycassidy

2003 Channel 4 Trophy winner

Kinnescash

Two Aintree Hurdle wins (1998–1999)
• Runner-up in the Galway Hurdle

Stately Home

1996 Channel 4 Trophy winner
Nine wins in a single season as a novice

Dreams End

• Winner of the Kingwell Hurdle and Swinton Hurdle (1997)

IFFEEE

First winner under Rules (1995)