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Cheltenham Festival Betting Previews, Odds and Tips
In the Cheltenham Festival Betting category you find previews, odds and tips about upcoming races and detailed coverage on the biggest horse racing event, the Cheltenham Festival.
The final action of the Cheltenham Festival betting will fall on Friday 17:30 which is the Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle.
A big field will be charging around the course for this one as there are 26 entered for the class 2 contest.
Last year’s winner was Early Doors at 5/1 for trainer Joseph Patrick and jockey trainer Jonjo O’Neill Jr.
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12th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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It would be very easy to put all Cheltenham Festival handicaps in the ‘impossible’ bracket – but where would the fun be in that?
The Randox Health County Handicap Hurdle is a 2m1f Grade 3 all-aged handicap. It remains one of The Festival’s big betting heats and gambles are not uncommon. With most of the top stables represented by at least… Read the rest
12th March 2020 /
paul
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There are 24 entered for the St James’s Palace Foxhunter at Cheltenham on Friday. This is a 3m 2f trip that they take on at class 2. It’s always an entertaining race, even though it sits in the spot right after the Gold Cup.
Last year’s winner was Hazel Hill for trainer Philip Rowley and there is a title defence on the line as he makes a reappearance.
Cheltenham Friday… Read the rest
12th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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Though no longer the last race of The Festival, the Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Challenge Cup Handicap Chase is the last race in which the top jockeys can ride.
It is often run at a fierce gallop and attracts two-mile handicap specialists, though novices have a good strike-rate. Only two horses – Top Twenty and Dulwich – have won the race twice.… Read the rest
12th March 2020 /
paul
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The Magners Cheltenham Gold Cup is the focal point of The Festival.
Run on the New course at Cheltenham, the Grade 1 chase over 3m2f provides the highlight of the four-day Cheltenham Festival and, with prize money of £625,000, is the most valuable jumps race in Britain and Ireland after the Grand National.
The Gold Cup represents the ultimate challenge for the… Read the rest
12th March 2020 /
paul
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The Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle is more Grade 1 action from the Cheltenham Festival on Friday. It’s another big feature of the entire festival which sees the runners go into a duel over a 3m trip.
Last year it was the Henry De Bromhead and Rachael Blackmore’s partnership on Minella Indo that did the business from a massive 50/1 SP. The trainer and jockey… Read the rest
12th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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The Cheltenham 2020 betting on Friday 13th 2020 will all start with the JCB Triumph Hurdle (Grade 1). This is an extended 2m trip that the field will be taking on in the challenge.
There is a really good, competitive field for this opener with Goshen leading the way. There are 13 runners confirmed for the hurdle.
Cheltenham Friday 13:30 Race Odds*
Goshen 3/1
Solo… Read the rest
12th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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Willie Mullins’ stable won the first four stagings of the Daylesford (formerly the Dawn Run) Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle, though it was won by a 50/1 chance 12 months ago after favourites won the first three.
It’s a Grade 2 event run over 2m and one of the more recent additions to The Festival. It’s also one of the more low-key races,… Read the rest
11th March 2020 /
paul
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Last year’s winner Sire Du Berlais heads another maximum field in the Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle.
Ireland have dominated this 3m handicap in recent years and are strongly represented again with The Storyteller bidding to improve the records of trainer Gordon Elliott and jockey Davy Russell having won over fences at The Festival in the past.… Read the rest
11th March 2020 /
paul
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The final action of Day 3 at Cheltenham on Thursday is this Amateur Riders’, Handicap Chase. There is a stiff challenge ahead for the runners of the 3m 2f challenge.
There are 26 of those runners scheduled to go to the start of the Kim Muir Handicap Chase, a class 2 fixture.
Cheltenham Thursday 17:30
Champagne Platinum 6/1
Le Breuil 13/2
Plan Of Attack 10/1
Deise… Read the rest
11th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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Action from the new course continues at the Cheltenham Festival on Thursday afternoon with the Brown Advisory Plate. Or the Brown Advisory and Merriebelle Stable Plate to give it its full name.
There are 17 fences for the competitors to get over in this Grade 3 contest which is at the 2m 5f distance.
Lizzie Kelly took Sirih Du Lac to a win in last year’s renewal, and… Read the rest
11th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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This year’s Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle features what many people believe to be The Festival banker.
However 14 rivals are still taking on defending champion Paisley Park, despite bookmakers agreeing with punters.
The Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle takes place on day three of the Cheltenham Festival and is a Grade 1 hurdle over three miles.
It is… Read the rest
11th March 2020 /
paul
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One of the best battles of the 2020 Cheltenham Festival should play itself out in the Ryanair Chase on Thursday. The highly touted A Plus Tard takes position at the head of the market, with Min not too far behind.
This is one of the most popular races for Cheltenham 2020 betting and 8 runners will be going for The Festival Trophy. It is an extended 2m 4f trip that they… Read the rest
11th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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The opening race of Cheltenham on Thursday is the March Novices Chase. A lot of punters probably still refer to this as the JLT Novices Chase. It’s a fixture that sees novices taken on a two and a half mile trip.
There are 12 in the field to take on the challenge and all of the past winners of this fixture were aged either six or seven.
It is six-year-old Itchy Feet, trained… Read the rest
11th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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The final action of Cheltenham Day 2 is the Champion Bumper. This is another of those massive fields that make the Cheltenham Festival such a great spectacle. Trainer Willie Mullins has the favourite for the contest which is Appreciate It.
The Champion Bumper is a Grade 1 Standard Open NH Flat Race over an extended 2 mile trip. 23 horses have been entered. This… Read the rest
10th March 2020 /
Lee A Jackson
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