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Welcome to Champion Day – and we’re going to be live with you from around this time every day of the Festival, until racing has concluded. We’ll bring you the build-up to each race, the outcomes, and any bits of chat and intrigue we can pick up along the way. Sound suspiciously like a plan? Absolutely …  This post first appeared here

Dave Orton, Tom Segal, Nick Watts and Bet365's Darren Hughes return with an ante-post look at the Cheltenham Festival 2019. This week the team look at the best bets for the Queen Mother Champion Chase and Stayers' Hurdle. – On today's 2019 Cheltenham Festival ante-post #Postcast, the team give a horse-by-horse preview of the Queen Mother Champion Chase, where Altior is odds-on favourite –…

[ad_1] Trainer Colin Tizzard says Native River (9/2 – Cheltenham Gold Cup Outright) is in good shape ahead of the 2019 Cheltenham Festival and the camp are confident of a strong Gold Cup defence. Native River, under the guidance of jockey Richard Johnson, produced a stunning performance at Prestbury Park last year to win the Gold Cup by four-and-a-half lengths from the Nicky Henderson-trained…

Richard Johnson is confident that conditions will not affect the chances of Lalor in the Arkle on day one of the Cheltenham Festival. Richard Johnson has played down the possibility of soft ground scuppering Lalor’s hopes of winning the Racing Post Arkle (Lalor 4/1 Outright NRNB) on day one of the Cheltenham Festival on Tuesday. The 41-year-old champion Jockey (25/1 Top Jockey Cheltenham Festival…

Patrick Mullins took Ballycasey for a spin around the Cheltenham Cross Country course with his Snapchat Spectacles on – watch to find out what it's like to go over the fences… Charlotte Alexander riding Saphir du Rheu is the lead horse. — Subscribe on YouTube: Website: Twitter: & Facebook: Apple Podcasts: SoundCloud: source

[ad_1] Top-up your Cheltenham war chest ahead of the Festival Punters looking to bolster their Cheltenham Festival betting bank will have one eye on this Saturdays £300,000 Scoop6, with Fred also offering a £100k bonus to an individual Betfred winning punter. The racing caters for fans of both codes with jumping at Sandown and all-weather action from Wolverhampton, with all six legs live on…

Cheltenham Festival is one of the biggest events in the British sporting calendar, with huge crowds expected this year come rain or shine. The 2018 Festival saw especially bad weather. There was so much mud that seven miles of trackway had to be brought in to help vehicles get to and from Prestbury Park. But that didn’t seem to put horse racing fans off.…

Richard Marsh | 8 March 2019 Latest Cheltenham Festival odds and specials Our traders have  opened betting on what the official going will be for the opening race of this year’s Cheltenham Festival, and make good to soft their 4/9 favourite.  There’s 6/4 that the ground will be soft, and 10/1 that the tapes go up for Tuesday’s Supreme Novices’ Hurdle on heavy going.…

Presenting Percy’s owner Philip Reynolds says Bellshill (pictured) is the horse the camp fear as they plan for Cheltenham Gold Cup glory. The eight-year-old is Betfred’s 7/2 favourite with less than a week to go until the Festival’s blue riband event and knows Cheltenham well, having won last year’s RSA Insurance Novices’ Chase, backing up his Pertemps Final success of 12 months prior. Despite…

Maddy Playle, Tom Segal, Stuart Riley and Bet365's Darren Hughes with ante-post tips for the Ryanair Chase, Supreme Novice’s Hurdle and Ballymore Novice Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival 2019. On the show: – On today's 2019 Cheltenham Festival ante-post Postcast, the team give a horse-by-horse preview of the Ryanair Chase where Waiting Patiently looks likely to be favourite with Min and Footpad eyeing up…

[ad_1] Racing manager Anthony Bromley says Call Me Lord (15/2 – Imperial Cup Outright) could race at next week’s Cheltenham Festival if he puts in a strong performance in the Imperial Cup at Sandown on Saturday. Call Me Lord heads to Surrey this weekend looking to continue his fine run of form at the track, having won on three of his four starts at…

The waiting is almost over. The 2019 Cheltenham Festival is finally upon us. But there are still plenty of outstanding questions before the roar goes up for the Supreme on Day One. Are you backing Apple’s Jade or Buveur D’Air for the Champion Hurdle? Can Presenting Percy really win the Gold Cup? And is Paisley Park as big a good thing as he seems?…

Trainer Noel Meade has confirmed Road to Respect (5/1 – Ryanair Chase NRNB) – fourth in last year’s Cheltenham Gold Cup – will probably be aimed at the Ryanair Chase this year instead. Beaten by Native River in the Gold Cup last March, the eight-year-old made a flying start to the current campaign by winning the JNwine.com Champion Chase at Down Royal in November.…

David Jennings and Gavin Lynch are in their new studio as they look back on the week's racing to see if they can pick out some more ante Post Bets for the Cheltenham Festival. — Subscribe on YouTube: Website: Twitter: & Facebook: Apple Podcasts: SoundCloud: source

[ad_1] One week to go. Seven days. Tapes will rise. The Roar will be heard …. To get you in the mood…. #CheltenhamFestival pic.twitter.com/0nqO4efYQz — Betfred (@Betfred) March 2, 2019     If you're betting on Racing, Betfred             The post Just in case you hadn't heard ….. NRNB at Cheltenham, all races! appeared first on Betfred Blog .…