Our Cheltenham tips cover a festival that features four days of the toughest, fastest jumps horses on the planet. 28 races are due to take place, and we’re covering the lot. Will we find another 100/1 winner like last year’s hero Poniros? Let’s gallop on with our tips, stats, trends and Cheltenham Gold Cup odds.
- 1 Cheltenham Betting Tips
- 2 Cheltenham Races Predictions
- 3 How We Select Our Cheltenham Festival Tips & Predictions
- 4 Most Popular Cheltenham Betting Markets
- 5 Best Bookmakers for Cheltenham Betting
- 6 Cheltenham Festival Latest Trends & Stats
- 7 Cheltenham Racecourse Tips
- 8 Recent Cheltenham Results
- 9 Upcoming Horse Racing Events
- 10 ThePuntersPage Final Say
- 11 Cheltenham Festival FAQs
Cheltenham Betting Tips
Here we go! It’s time to reveal our latest ante-post Cheltenham betting tips.
Cheltenham Day 1 Tips
| TPP Ante-Post Tip | Odds | Bookmaker | Race | Time | Date |
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| Old Park Star | 2/1 | Unibet | The Sky Bet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle | 1:20pm | 10 March |
| Lulamba | 13/8 | BetVictor | The Singer Arkle Novices’ Chase | 2:00pm | 10 March |
| Manlaga | 7/1 | William Hill | McCoy Contractors Juvenile Handicap Hurdle | 2:40pm | 10 March |
| Jagwar | 5/1 | Ladbrokes | The Trustmarque Ultima Handicap Chase | 3:20pm | 10 March |
| The New Lion | 11/4 | Unibet | The Unibet Champion Hurdle | 4:00pm | 10 March |
| Madara | 5/1 | bet365 | The Sun Racing Plate Handicap Chase | 4:40pm | 10 March |
| The Jukebox Kid | 12/1 | Betfred | The Princess Royal National Hunt Novices’ Handicap Chase | 5:20pm | 10 March |
Cheltenham Day 2 Tips
| TPP Ante-Post Tip | Odds | Bookmaker | Race | Time | Date |
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| No Drama This End | 9/2 | Unibet | The Turners Novices’ Hurdle | 1:20pm | 11 March |
| Final Demand | 4/1 | Unibet | The Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase | 2:00pm | 11 March |
| Iberico Lord | 14/1 | Ladbrokes | The Coral Cup Handicap Hurdle | 2:40pm | 11 March |
| Stumptown | 11/4 | Unibet | The Glenfarclas Cross Country Handicap Chase | 3:20pm | 11 March |
| Il Etait Temps | 7/1 | William Hill | The BetMGM Queen Mother Champion Chase | 4:00pm | 11 March |
| Vanderpoel | 10/1 | BetMGM | The Debenhams Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Handicap Chase | 4:40pm | 11 March |
| Quiryn | 12/1 | Unibet | The Weatherbys Champion Bumper | 5:20pm | 11 March |
Cheltenham Day 3 Tips
| TPP Ante-Post Tip | Odds | Bookmaker | Race | Time | Date |
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| Bambino Fever | 13/8 | Unibet | The Ryanair Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle | 1:20pm | 12 March |
| Regent’s Stroll | 7/1 | bet365 | The Jack Richards Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase | 2:00pm | 12 March |
| Wodhooh | 13/8 | Unibet | The Close Brothers Mares’ Hurdle | 2:40pm | 12 March |
| Impose Toi | 14/1 | bet365 | The Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle | 3:20pm | 12 March |
| Fact To File | 11/10 | Unibet | The Ryanair Chase | 4:00pm | 12 March |
| Lavida Adiva | 25/1 | Coral | The Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle | 4:40pm | 12 March |
| Sandor Clegane | 33/1 | BetMGM | The Rosconn Group Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Amateur Jockeys’ Handicap Chase | 5:20pm | 12 March |
Cheltenham Day 4 Tips
| TPP Ante-Post Tip | Odds | Bookmaker | Race | Time | Date |
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| Maestro Conti | 7/1 | Unibet | The JCB Triumph Hurdle | 1:20pm | 13 March |
| Khrisma | 7/1 | Spreadex | The William Hill County Handicap Hurdle | 2:00pm | 13 March |
| Spindleberry | 7/2 | Unibet | The Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase | 2:40pm | 13 March |
| Doctor Steinberg | 7/2 | Unibet | The Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle | 3:20pm | 13 March |
| Jango Baie | 5/1 | BetMGM | The Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup | 4:00pm | 13 March |
| Its On The Line | 6/1 | Betway | The Festival Challenge Cup Open Hunters’ Chase | 4:40pm | 13 March |
| A Pai De Nom | 8/1 | Spreadex | The Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle | 5:20pm | 13 March |
When taking our Cheltenham ante post tips, try where you can to get a non-runner, no bet deal.
Cheltenham Races Predictions
Our beginner’s guide to betting on racing will give you the basics, but Cheltenham predictions are next level. Check out who we think will be romping up the hill to victory in 2026.
Champion Day at Cheltenham Predictions
It’s always a great moment when the tapes go up for the opening race, the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle, and we hear that famous “Cheltenham Roar”. The £450,000 Champion Hurdle is the feature race, while the Arkle Trophy showcases the best two-mile novice chasers.
One of our top Cheltenham races predictions is Lulamba, who looks well placed in the Arkle. The five-year-old has won his two chases by an aggregate of 19½ lengths and with the minimum of fuss. Our Cheltenham day 1 tips also include The New Lion (Champion Hurdle), who was unbeaten until his fall in the Fighting Fifth. He has tons of ability and will improve more than most.
Ladies Day at Cheltenham Predictions
Ladies day at Cheltenham Racecourse, now better known as Style Wednesday, has the Queen Mother Champion Chase as its feature race. Top of our Cheltenham day 2 tips is Il Etait Temps, a classy two-mile chaser who is in line to land the big one.
St Patricks Thursday at Cheltenham Predictions
Will Irish eyes be smiling on St Patrick’s Thursday? We certainly think so. Thursday effectively has two feature races, the Ryanair Chase and the Stayers’ Hurdle.
In the former, Fact To File looks to have the class to land this Grade 1. Our Cheltenham day 3 tips are headed however by Impose Toi for the same owner (JP McManus), who is fancied for the Stayers’ Hurdle crown.
Gold Cup Day at Cheltenham Predictions
This is what the jumps season all comes down to. The Cheltenham Gold Cup is not only Friday’s championship race, but it is the feature event of the whole National Hunt campaign. The big race is due off at 4pm, supported by two other Grade 1 events.
Cheltenham Gold Cup tips are headed by Jango Baie, who was staying on nicely in the King George over Christmas. A Pai De Nom is a real improver in the Martin Pipe, while our Cheltenham day 4 tips also include Spindleberry, who’s improving at the right time ahead of the Mares’ Chase.
How We Select Our Cheltenham Festival Tips & Predictions
A lot of data crunching – and some good old racing knowledge – goes into our tips for Cheltenham today and beyond. We want all the info we can get, leaving no stone unturned, and that’s why our Cheltenham tips are worth coming back for. Here’s a snapshot of what we take into consideration.
Naturally, the best horses win more races. A Gold Cup winner taking on a Class 3 runner is like Man City playing Barnsley.
Horses are assigned a rating, and we can compare these. The higher-rated horses go to the best races, but in handicaps, those rated higher carry more weight. We need to judge whether a horse is “well handicapped”.
A horse’s profile tells us everything. We look at their form, past and recent, their age and even their pedigree for clues.
We know the rating and the recent form, but is a horse getting better, or perhaps going backwards? We check that out.
Some are better at the game than others. Trainer/jockey form and ability count for plenty at Cheltenham.
A horse may have the ability, but we may judge that it doesn’t perform to its best over today’s race distance. Form and breeding tells us this.
“Horses for courses” and all that! Some perform better on tighter tracks, others on galloping tracks. We need to know that the layout is suitable.
We’re always on weather watch. Ground conditions are key, as some like the “going” to be softer underfoot, while others like it a tad firmer.
Most Popular Cheltenham Betting Markets
Although spread betting in racing does occur, fixed odds markets are much more popular at Cheltenham. Not sure what the best markets are? As always, we’ve got you covered with a list of the most popular Cheltenham betting odds types.
The go-to for any racing punter. Simply back your horse to win, “on the nose” as it were. Otherwise, take an each-way bet, which means wagering on the win and ‘place’. To be placed, this usually involves finishing in the first two or three, though some ‘extra place’ deals will be promoted.
Like our selections above, ante-post bets are those placed in advance of the meeting. Odds are highest at this point. Our Cheltenham tips today cover these, but remember that if your horse doesn’t run, you won’t get your money back. Look out for a ‘non-runner, no bet promotion’.
Doubles, trebles and even larger accumulators are popular at Cheltenham. These are usually taken when there are a few well fancied, odds-on favourites. Look out though, not all hot favourites win at the festival!
Again, these are popular when a strong market leader is involved. The result may seem sure, but you can bet on the exact finishing order of the first two (Forecast) or first three (Tricast).
If the favourite is just too short a price, you can bet on a book without that horse. The favourite is taken out, and the odds of all the others shrink accordingly. As long as your selection beats all the others, regardless of the named favourite, you win.
Live betting is popular at Cheltenham, as you get to see how the horses are performing over the first couple of furlongs. Odds are up to the second, but very changeable.
The Tote’s Placepot pools can be accessed via most online bookies. Pick one or more horses to finish ‘placed’ in each of the first six races. If you are successful, you get your share of the winning pool.
Best Bookmakers for Cheltenham Betting
Cheltenham Festival odds are available at all the UK’s best betting sites. When taking our Cheltenham tips, however, it’s best to concentrate on these quality bookies.
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Gary Christie: An industry giant, bet365 has it all when it comes to Cheltenham. Competitive odds, free racing bets, lots of ante-post markets and, of course, that excellent livestreaming suite. Promos often include extra places and odds boosts too.
Cheltenham Festival Latest Trends & Stats
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9 of the last 10 Gold Cup winners (90%) were trained in Ireland (including the last seven).
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All the last 28 Gold Cup winners (100%) had racing experience at Cheltenham Racecourse.
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25 of the last 26 Gold Cup winners (96%) were aged 7-9.
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23 of the last 25 Gold Cup winners (92%) were priced lower than 10/1 on the day.
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11 of the last 12 Supreme Novices’ Hurdle winners (92%) were in the top of three of the betting.
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8 of the last 10 Champion Hurdle winners (80%) had previously won a Grade 1 hurdle.
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8 of the last 10 Champion Hurdle winners (80%) were rated withing 8lbs of the top rating.
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9 of the last 10 Champion Hurdle winners (90%) won last time out.
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9 of the last 10 Champion Hurdle winners (90%) were aged 6-8.
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7 of the last 10 Champion Chase winners (70%) won a graded chase in their last two starts.
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10 of the last 12 Champion Chase winners (83%) were aged 7-9.
In modern times, Cheltenham results are affected by fitness. Most Gold Cup winners have 3-6 runs that season. Any fewer leaves them short of their peak, any more leads to fatigue.
Irish-trained horses are doing better and better, there’s no doubt about that. One reason for it may be that they race at the Dublin Racing Festival, just five weeks before Cheltenham. That sharp, race fitness is key, as many British runners are put away having run in December or January, making them too “fresh”.
Cheltenham Racecourse Tips
One of the best Cheltenham racing tips we can offer is to remind you that it’s all about class. The best horses tend to win here. A quirk of horse racing, however, comes in the shape of the course layout, something that can affect results. Cheltenham essentially has two courses, so keep in mind their idiosyncrasies when betting at the festival.
The Old Course
From the stands or through the TV, you might not even notice the difference between the two courses at Cheltenham. The runners finish at the same place. The Old Course is used for all races on day one and day two of the festival.
Both tracks are left-handed, with the Old Course being tighter and sharper and featuring more frequent turns. Its layout means that it slightly favours speed over out-and-out stamina, though with the famous uphill finish to consider, that’s not to say a horse doesn’t need to see out every yard of the trip. Early pace is important on this track.
The New Course
Many Cheltenham tips at the New Course are based on stamina, favouring the more “galloping” type of horse. The New Course is wider, around half a mile bigger in circumference than the Old Course. There are longer straights and more sweeping bends, allowing runners to take their time and get into a rhythm.
The fences are well spaced out, with those capable of staying the stated trip (and beyond) favoured, as they can grind down those in front after the last jump and up towards the line. More leaders fold going up the final hill on this track. This is the course used for the last two days of the festival, including for the Gold Cup.
Recent Cheltenham Results
There are 28, ultra-competitive races at the Cheltenham Festival. As you’d expect, the most talked about Cheltenham odds are those connected to the Gold Cup, the feature race of the meeting. These are the last ten winners of jumps racing’s most coveted prize.
| Year | Winning Horse | Odds | Jockey | Trainer |
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| 2025 | Inothewayurthinkin | 15/2 | Mark Walsh | Gavin Cromwell |
| 2024 | Galopin Des Champs | 10/11 | Paul Townend | Willie Mullins |
| 2023 | Galopin Des Champs | 7/5f | Paul Townend | Willie Mullins |
| 2022 | A Plus Tard | 3/1 | Rachael Blackmore | Henry de Bromhead |
| 2021 | Minello Indo | 9/1 | Jack Kennedy | Henry de Bromhead |
| 2020 | Al Boum Photo | 10/3 | Paul Townend | Willie Mullins |
| 2019 | Al Boum Photo | 12/1 | Paul Townend | Willie Mullins |
| 2018 | Native River | 5/1 | Richard Johnson | Colin Tizzard |
| 2017 | Sizing John | 7/1 | Robbie Power | Jessica Harrington |
| 2016 | Don Cossack | 9/4 | Bryan Cooper | Gordon Elliott |
Upcoming Horse Racing Events
At the top end of the sport, horse racing betting over the winter all feeds into the Cheltenham Festival. There are however lots of great events before and after March’s major meeting.
ThePuntersPage Final Say
The main advice here is to trust us at TPP. We do all the digging for you to uncover the best Cheltenham festival tips. We’ll be updating this page regularly as we get closer to the event, so bookmark us, come back regularly and see what we have to offer for Cheltenham tips and best odds supplied by the top horse racing betting sites.
Cheltenham Festival FAQs
We’ve got the best betting tips right here! Just check out the tips on this page and choose which best suits your betting strategy and predictions.
Usually, yes. So long as the promo’s terms don’t restrict you from using your free bets with that market – look out for minimum odds – you’re good to go.
Yep, we’ve checked with a few top bookmakers, including Coral, bet365, and Ladbrokes, and they’ve all confirmed they’ll be livestreaming the entire event. You can expect most reputable bookies that cover horse racing to offer video coverage, so you’ll be able to catch every race without any hassle.
An Ante-Post bet at Cheltenham is when you place a wager well ahead of the festival, sometimes weeks or even months in advance. The odds are often better, but it can be a bit of a gamble without Non-Runner No Bet insurance, as the horse could pull out before race day.
It depends on the odds and how likely you think they are to win. For instance, if you think the favourite is overwhelmingly likely to win and their odds have an implied probability of less than evens, that could be a good Cheltenham betting tip.
Without wishing to toot our own horn, we happen to think the best Cheltenham betting tips today are right here at TPP, on this very page, so be sure to check them out.