The best four days in the British racing calendar, the Cheltenham Festival, begins on Tuesday 11th March until Friday 14th March 2025. We will have Cheltenham Tips for every one of the twenty-eight races, with full runner by runner previews as well as the best Cheltenham Free Bets being offered by the bookmakers.
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Our Cheltenham Festival Day 2 tips cover one of the highlights of the Festival – the Champion Chase – as well as some fiendishly tricky handicaps and the Champion Bumper to close the day. Find our tips, special offers and racecards below for Wednesday’s action here.
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Impressive Lingstown point winner Final Demand is unbeaten in two starts under rules after demolishing his rivals in the 2m6f Grade 1 Golden Cygnet at the Dublin Racing Festival. He is every bit a chaser but he looks a monster and should be well up to winning this contest.
Third in last year’s Albert Bartlett, Dancing City looks stern opposition to stablemate Ballyburn, and he might even beat him. He made it two from two over fences when seeing off a talented mare in a Grade 3 at Naas and can take the step up in class in his stride.
All three career defeats have been here at Cheltenham but if Jonbon is ever to win a Champion Chase, it will be this year. The nine-time Grade 1 winner won the Tingle Creek and Clarence House cosily latest and this year’s contest doesn’t look that deep at first glance.
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Impressive Lingstown point winner Final Demand is unbeaten in two starts under rules after demolishing his rivals in the 2m6f Grade 1 Golden Cygnet at the Dublin Racing Festival. He is every bit a chaser but he looks a monster and should be well up to winning this contest.
Third in last year’s Albert Bartlett, Dancing City looks stern opposition to stablemate Ballyburn, and he might even beat him. He made it two from two over fences when seeing off a talented mare in a Grade 3 at Naas and can take the step up in class in his stride.
All three career defeats have been here at Cheltenham but if Jonbon is ever to win a Champion Chase, it will be this year. The nine-time Grade 1 winner won the Tingle Creek and Clarence House cosily latest and this year’s contest doesn’t look that deep at first glance.
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The Queen Mother Champion Chase is the one of the most prestigious races at the Cheltenham Festival and is a Grade 1 National Hunt steeplechase run over a distance of 2 miles. It is open to horses aged five and older and is run on the Old Course at Cheltenham Racecourse. The race was first run in 1959 and was named in honour of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, who was a keen follower of National Hunt racing. The race is often considered to be the “blue riband” of National Hunt racing and is the highlight of the Festival.
There are few better sights in racing than two-mile chasers in full flight and the 2024 Queen Mother Champion Chase should be no different. El Fabiolo flopped when sent off a very short favourite for the contest in 2024, with Henry de Bromhead’s outsider Captain Guinness taking full advantage.
Wednesday at the 2025 Cheltenham Festival kicks off with the Turners Novices’ Hurdle, a race that will take much better shape once final declarations have been made with plenty of fancied runners seemingly undecided between this and the festival curtain-raiser, the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle.
10 of the last 11 runnings have gone to Ireland after Ballyburn put in a devastating performance and he is a possible superstar in waiting.
The Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase has seen Denman, Bobs Worth and Lord Windermere all follow up on their wins here in the Cheltenham Gold Cup the following year. The Brits have more than held their own in this race with five wins from the last nine runnings, a trend that has been upset a bit with Fact To File winning the race impressively in 2024.
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