Showing posts with label Cheltenham Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cheltenham Festival. Show all posts

Friday, 11 March 2016

Cheltenham Betting Tips

Cheltenham Betting Tips

Cheltenham Betting Tips and racing previews for the 2016 Festival, including Novices Handicap Chase, National Hunt Chase, Cross Country Chase, the Coral Cup and the JLT Novices Chase

 
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Cheltenham Festival – Novices Handicap Chase 15/03/2016

The final race on the opening day of the Cheltenham festival is the Close Brothers Novices’ Handicap Chase at 5.30. The Listed contest is over two and a half miles and the weights are likely to be very compressed. Aloomomo the early favourite for day 1 Cheltenham... read more

Cheltenham Festival – National Hunt Chase 15/03/2016

The four-mile National Hunt Chase is the longest race at the Cheltenham festival. The race is confined to amateur riders. Jonjo O’Neill has trained the winner on five occasions while Gordon Elliott has won the race twice in the last five years. Mullins holds strong... read more

Cheltenham Festival Preview – Cross Country Chase 16/03/2016

The Cross Country Chase is the most unusual race at the Cheltenham festival and was introduced in 2005. It is run over a cross country course of almost four miles with a variety of fences to be jumped. Enda Bolger won the race four times in the first five years with... read more

Cheltenham Festival Preview – Coral Cup 16/03/2016

The Grade 3 Coral Cup is one of the most competitive handicap hurdles of the week at the Cheltenham Festival. It has been won by some high class stayers in the past including Time For A Run (1994), Top Cees (1998), Sky’s The Limit (2006), Medinas (2013) and Whisper... read more

Cheltenham Festival Preview – JLT Novices Chase 17/03/2016

The JLT Novices Chase was only added to the Cheltenham festival programme in 2011. It is a two and a half mile contest which bridges the gap between the two mile Arkle Trophy and the three mile RSA Chase. Willie Mullins won the race with Sir Des Champs in 2012 and... read more
 
By Harvey Mayson, www.mybettingbonus.co.uk/

Tuesday, 1 March 2016

Cheltenham Festival 2016

 
Cheltenham Festival 2016 - Racing and Betting Previews: Cheltenham Hurdle, Ryanair Chase, Champion Chase, World Hurdle, Triumph Hurdle and Cheltenham Gold Cup

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Cheltenham Festival Preview – Champion Hurdle 15/03/2016

Most Bookmakers are now offering non-runner/no bet on the Cheltenham festival. The big race on the opening day is the Grade 1 Champion Hurdle over two miles. Annie Power is the new Champion Hurdle favourite The betting market for the Champion Hurdle has been shaken up... read more here

Cheltenham Festival Preview – Ryanair Chase 16/03/2016

The Grade 1 Ryanair Chase was introduced at the Cheltenham festival in 2005. It is a race over an extended two and a half miles and provides a championship race for horses who do not stay the Gold Cup distance. Albertas Run won the race in 2010 and 2011 for Jonjo... read more here

Cheltenham Festival Preview – Champion Chase 16/03/2016

The Queen Mother Champion Chase is the two mile championship race at the Cheltenham Festival. Although there are many star names on the roll of honour, only Badsworth Boy (1983-85) has managed to win it three times. Two time winners include Viking Flagship, Moscow... read more here

Cheltenham Festival Preview – World Hurdle 17/03/2016

The Grade 1 World Hurdle is the top prize for staying hurdlers at the Cheltenham Festival. There have been several multiple winners including Crimson Embers (1982 and 1986), Baracouda (2002 and 2003) and Inglis Drever (2005, 2007 and 2008). The greatest staying... read more here

Cheltenham Festival Preview – Triumph Hurdle 18/03/2016

The Triumph Hurdle is the juvenile championship race at the Cheltenham Festival. The race has been won by subsequent Champion Hurdlers Kribensis (1988) and Katchit (2007). Other top class winners include Mysilv (1994), Zarkandar (2011) and Our Conor (2013). Nicky... read more here

Cheltenham Festival Preview – Cheltenham Gold Cup 18/03/2016

The highlight of the Cheltenham Festival is the Grade 1 Gold Cup over three and a quarter miles. Mullins holds a strong hand in the Cheltenham Gold Cup The current favourite is Don Cossack, trained by Gordon Elliott. He blotted his copybook when falling in the King... read more here

 
By Harvey Mayson, MyBettingBonus.co.uk

Thursday, 26 February 2015

Cheltenham Festival 2015

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Cheltenham Festival 2015

Cheltenham Racecourse, the home of jump racing, is one of the UK’s premier horse racing destinations hosting up to 67,500 visitors each race day. The season runs from November to April playing host to meetings such as The Open and The Showcase before the largest meeting in March, The Cheltenham Festival. Save money by booking your discounted tickets now.
 
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The Festival is the biggest meeting in the jump racing calendar, climaxing in the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup on the last day, which is arguably the most important jump race in the world.  As well as attracting the very best horses, trainers and jockeys The Festival attracts horse racing fans from across the country and abroad, ensuring big enthusiastic crowds and an electric atmosphere.

You can book tickets to Cheltenham race meetings here, including The Festival during March.

Book tickets by midnight on Sunday 8th March, 2015 to take advantage of a price discount.
  • Champion Day - £75
  • Ladies Day- £75
  • St.Patrick’s Thursday- £75
  • Gold Cup Day - £90
  • Festival Week Prices
  • Champion Day - £80
  • Ladies Day- £80
  • St.Patrick’s Thursday- £80
  • Gold Cup Day – If available - £95
Tickets for April Meeting
  • Club/Tattersalls in advance - £18
  • Club/Tattersalls on the day - £20
  • Best Mate in advance - £9
  • Best Mate on the day - £12
Tickets for Hunter Chase Evening
  • Club/Tattersalls in advance - £18
  • Club/Tattersalls on the day - £20
  • Best Mate in advance - £9
  • Best Mate on the day - £12
Cheltenham Festival 2015

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