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Nov 13, 2024 · Hopefully there will be Festival pointers aplenty this year and Fergal O’Brien’s star mare Dysart Enos heads the ante-post market. Trainers and jockeys to follow Nico de Boinville …

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When does the Cheltenham Festival start each day?

The schedule for racing at the Cheltenham Festival is the same every day. The first race starts at 13.30pm and every 40 minutes thereafter. What day is Ladies Day? Day two of the Cheltenham Festival is known as Ladies Day. ...

What are the most popular Cheltenham Festival races to bet on?

The Stayers’ Hurdle, which takes place on Day 3, is the second most popular Cheltenham Festival race for betting. The top five most popular races for betting are: the Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle (Day 4), the JCB Triumph Hurdle (Day 4), and the Champion Hurdle (Day 1). ...

Which is the most popular race at Cheltenham?

The Cheltenham Gold Cup is the most popular race at Cheltenham and takes place on the fourth and final day at 15.30pm. It regularly attracts the biggest crowds of the four-day meeting and is the number one race of the festival for betting with Betfred. ...

When is Cheltenham Festival Trails Day?

Cheltenham Festival Trails Day takes place at Prestbury Park on Saturday afternoon, with pointers aplenty expected for the big meeting meeting in March. There are eight races for punters to get stuck into, with the Clarence House Chase being run at Cheltenham once again this year after last weekend's Ascot card fell to the weather. ...

Can a trainer win a Cheltenham Festival race?

Winning a race at the Cheltenham Festival is the pinnacle of any trainer’s career. Trainers go toe-to-toe to take home a trophy, with the best chasers and hurdlers across the UK and Ireland in the running. Beyond each trainer’s desire to win, national pride is also at stake. ...

Why should you visit Cheltenham?

Four days a year, the chance of a lifetime and unique in the world of horse racing. Hats and fashion are still on vivid display but Cheltenham is much more about the horses, the jockeys, the trainers and the public. Tens of thousands make their pilgrimage to Gloucestershire, announcing their arrival with the magnificent Cheltenham roar. ...