Who will win at Cheltenham Festival today? Experts share their Tuesday tips
The 2021 Cheltenham Festival kicks off today (16 March), and we’re here to give you some expert tips to try to help you pick a winner
Cheltenham Festival
The Cheltenham Festival is the most prestigious race meeting in the British National Hunt (jump) racing calendar. It takes place over four days in early spring at Cheltenham racecourse in Gloucestershire, England. This year’s meeting takes place from 16-19 March 2021 and it looks set to be as exciting as ever, even if it ultimately takes place behind closed doors.
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‘Devastating for all of us’: Altior ruled out of Cheltenham
“This is a bitter blow to all of us and we are so sorry for everyone that he will not be there on Wednesday.”
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How to watch Cheltenham Festival on TV: your armchair viewing guide
Here’s our full guide of how to watch Cheltenham Festival on TV...
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Kim Bailey interview: ‘People were telling me to stop, but I was determined to prove them wrong’ *H&H Plus*
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Frodon: the ‘full-on joker’ bidding to make Cheltenham Gold Cup history *H&H Plus*
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Golden Miller: the five-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner who was the product of parents who never won a race *H&H Plus*
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Olympic legend provides Skelton family with a leading Cheltenham Festival contender
The Dan Skelton-trained Nube Negra is a far-from-average contender for one of the Cheltenham Festival’s flagship races, the Betway Queen Mother Champion Chase
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The point-to-point graduates that are ready to rock at Cheltenham and beyond *H&H Plus*
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Cheltenham Festival free bets: time to get ready for a flutter
We bring you the latest betting offers for the Cheltenham Festival, so that you get the best deal while having a flutter. We hope you are lucky!
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Get the inside scoop: three virtual Cheltenham Festival preview nights not to be missed
What’s the perfect aperitif to the Cheltenham Festival itself? A virtual Cheltenham Festival preview night, of course! Take a look at some of these to help you get the inside track...
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Why Tritonic could be one to watch in the JCB Triumph Hurdle at The Festival
Alan King’s Royal Ascot runner-up Tritonic now has the Cheltenham Festival in his sights
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Amateur rider ban to remain for Cheltenham Festival
Amateur riders will not be permitted at this year’s Cheltenham Festival as they are not considered ‘elite’ under the Government’s coronavirus rules
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Kim Bailey: the Cheltenham Festival won’t be the same without owners *H&H Plus*
H&H’s racing columnist ponders the depressing vision of a Cheltenham Festival without owners at the racecourse
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Champ second-favourite for Cheltenham Gold Cup after unusual prep run
H&H’s racing correspondent Marcus Armytage takes a closer look at Champ ahead of the Cheltenham Gold Cup
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Cheltenham Festival’s history – how the prestigious meeting came to be
Each March, most of the world’s best National Hunt horses gather at Cheltenham Racecourse to line-up and take their place at the historic Cheltenham Festival. But where does this jewel in the racing calendar crown originate? We find out...
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Which race? Which day? What time? The full Cheltenham Festival racecard
On 16 March 2021 the Cheltenham Festival gets underway at Cheltenham Racecourse. Here we bring you a full day-by-day breakdown of the Cheltenham racecard, so that you know what is happening, when at this year’s Festival meeting
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Former Cheltenham chairman and royal master of horse Lord Vestey dies aged 79
“He was a great team with Lady Vestey and we will really miss them”
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Cheltenham Festival tickets: everything you need to know
We know that attending this horseracing event is not possible in 2021, owing to the coronavirus pandemic, but here’s Cheltenham Festival ticket information for when we return to normality in future years
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Equestrian sport restart pushed back: no fans at Cheltenham Festival
Cheltenham racecourse’s latest update states there will be no spectators at the Festival under current restrictions. Meanwhile, the restart of other equestrian competition has been pushed back
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Meet the racehorse called The Cob: a mischievous Grade Two-winner who despises other horses
Find out more about this characterful racehorse with a backcatalogue of tricks up his sleeve
