Cheltenham festival tips for :-3.45 Cheltenham handicap chase
2010 Cheltenham FestivalThe highlight of the UK National hunt season is the Cheltenham festival in March each year. Staged over 4 days, with over 25 highly competitive hurdle and steeplechases.
DAY 1: Arkle ChaseDAY 1: Cheltenham Champion HurdleDAY 2: RSA ChaseDAY 2: Queen Mother Champion ChaseDAY 3: Ryan air ChaseDAY 3: World HurdleDAY 4: JCB Triumph HurdleDAY 4: Cheltenham Gold Cup
Key :Race information Selection of past winners of race Jockeys and/or Trainers winning past races Racing trends for past years Group 1, Chase over 2 miles Trainers : A.King, P.Nicholls 5 to 7 year olds dominate, favorites have poor record. Grade 1, hurdle over 2 miles and half furlongs Trainers : D.Hughes, A O'Brien 7 to 8 year olds do well, Irish trained horses have a good record Grade 1 chase, over 3 miles and half furlong Trainers: P.Nicholls, W.Mullins 7 year olds do well, recent winning form is significant Grade 1 chase, over 2 miles Trainers: P.Nicholls, J.Harrington Previous Arkle winners returning have faired well, winning form over greater than 2miles 1 furlong appears important Grade 1 chase, over 2 miles 5 furlongs Trainers: P.Nicholls An official handicap rating greater than 152, placed recent form, positioned in first three in betting market Grade 1 hurdle, over 3 miles Trainers: H.Johnson, F.Doumen Horses aged between 6 and 8 years old, consistency and progressive horses are favored Grade 1 hurdle over 2 miles 1 furlongs on new course, for 4 year olds. Trainers : A.King, P. Hobbs Fitness, winning consistency - particularly when winning last race Grade 1 chase over 3 miles 2 and half furlongs Trainers: H.Knight, P.Nicholls Previous grade 1 winners, won over at least 3 miles, form at Cheltenham
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