Randox Topham Chase race title to promote Prostate Cancer UK

The 2025 Randox Grand National Festival will take a significant step in raising awareness for prostate cancer, as the renowned Topham Chase on Ladies Day is officially named the Randox Supports Prostate Cancer UK Topham Chase. This initiative highlights the festival’s commitment to promoting vital health causes while celebrating the thrilling spectacle of jump racing.

With prostate cancer affecting thousands of people in the UK each year, the partnership between Randox and Prostate Cancer UK aims to use the high-profile racing event as a platform to drive awareness and encourage early detection. The rebranding of the Topham Chase will ensure that the charity’s lifesaving message reaches a wide audience, helping to spark important conversations around public health.

Randox, the title sponsor of the Grand National, has long been a pioneer in diagnostic testing and preventative healthcare. Through this collaboration, the company reinforces its mission to support medical research and improve early diagnosis, particularly for diseases such as prostate cancer.

The Topham Chase, a Grade 3 handicap steeplechase run over the iconic Grand National fences, will now stand as a symbol of the festival’s wider impact beyond sport.

Racegoers, industry professionals and viewers worldwide will have the opportunity to engage with the campaign and contribute to the work of Prostate Cancer UK. Throughout the festival, additional fundraising efforts and awareness activities will take place to further the charity’s mission.

The Randox Grand National Festival continues to be a cornerstone of British racing and this partnership ensures that it also plays a role in improving lives. As the excitement builds for another memorable event, the racing community stands united in supporting a cause that matters.

For more details on the Randox Grand National Festival and this year’s charity partnership, visit Jockey Club’s official website.