There are 28 top class races at the Cheltenham Festival spread out over four days (13-16 March) of superb action. The Champion Hurdle, the Queen Mother Champion Chase, the Stayers' Hurdle and the Cheltenham Gold Cup are of course the four big Championship races and they will always attract the main betting interest.
One of the most popular Cheltenham Festival Races is the Supreme Novices Hurdle which is of course the first race of the meeting and is always the subject of a flurry of betting activity in the build-up. The Festival is also well known for its highly competitive handicap races with Coral Cup and the Kim Muir among the most popular horse races on the card.
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88 pages of day by day analysis, plus the top tips and trends to look out for, this is the premier guide to the greatest jump festival in the world.
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