The National Hunt event of the year is upon us, where the best jumpers lock horns in an amazing four days of racing, competing for huge prize money, prestige and a place in history. Dreams will come true, champions will be crowded and memories will be made; it can only be the extravaganza that is the Cheltenham Festival – the jewel in the crown of the jumps season.
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Between March 15-18th, the 2022 Festival will see the best horses taking each other on. As is the nature of horse racing some “bankers” will win comfortably (with winning tipsters saying “I told you so”), however, you can rest assured they’ll be heartache as well for some Cheltenham favourites with long-priced outsiders coming home to win. We all remember Goshen and Annie Power after all?
That said, the betting experts are out in full already for the Cheltenham 2022 Festival with their tips, predictions and expert advice. They have studied the form of previous Cheltenham performances, breeding, looked at the major trials and more, to unearth those Cheltenham winners. And so have we at British Racecourses. We’ve done our homework on everything from those novices hurdle to the Gold Cup, to find some great festival tips for you.
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Our Horse Racing Tips for Cheltenham 2022 – Overview
In our comprehensive Cheltenham Festival Tips guide, we will explain our predictions, the betting odds, form and more importantly WHY we have chosen the selection.
Our expert teams have gone through every angle of each race in detail, studying each of the 28 races over the 4 days, held at the stunning Cheltenham Prestbury Park Racecourse. This means when making your own Cheltenham selections (and giving out your Cheltenham tips to friends and family) you can make a balanced and informed decision.
Many punters often get confused with their Cheltenham selections, should you lump on the short priced banker to win? Or try their luck with a bigger priced each-way bet and look for value? Don’t worry we look at lots of different angles.
Our Horse Racing Tips for Cheltenham 2022 – Overview
In our comprehensive Cheltenham Festival Tips guide, we will explain our predictions, the betting odds, form and more importantly WHY we have chosen the selection.
Our expert teams have gone through every angle of each race in detail, studying each of the 28 races over the 4 days, held at the stunning Cheltenham Prestbury Park Racecourse. This means when making your own Cheltenham selections (and giving out your Cheltenham tips to friends and family) you can make a balanced and informed decision.
Many punters often get confused with their Cheltenham selections, should you lump on the short priced banker to win? Or try their luck with a bigger priced each-way bet and look for value? Don’t worry we look at lots of different angles.
The second race of the meeting at 2:10 pm is the Arkle Chase and is predominantly won by favourites and those towards the head of the betting market. It is always one of the most thrilling and eagerly anticipated races of the festival.
Cheltenham 15.30 Tips – The Unibet Champion Hurdle
The fourth race of the meeting at 3:30 pm is the Cheltenham Champion Hurdle where the best hurdlers lock horns on the biggest stage. This is the feature race on opening day.
The fifth race of the meeting at 4:10 pm is the Mares Hurdle which is a Grade 1 National Hunt hurdle event for mares aged four years plus. It is run a distance of around 2 miles and 4 furlongs on the Old Course, and there are 10 hurdles to take during the race.
Cheltenham 16.50 Tips – Fred Winter Juvenile Hurdle
The sixth race of the meeting at 4:50 pm is the Fred Winter Juvenile Novices’ Handicap Hurdle which is a Grade 3 National Hunt hurdle competition for horses aged four years. These are the youngest horses that can compete over jumps and it is often a tricky race to predict. The race is normally run at break-neck speed, so accurate jumping, stamina and guys are normally required to win.
The first race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival at 1:30 pm is the Baring Bingham Novices’ Hurdle over a distance of 2 miles and 5 furlongs, with ten hurdles to be jumped.
Our Cheltenham 13.30 Tips is to punt on Sir Gerhard.
Cheltenham Tips Summary – Stage Star’s trainer has made it clear he expects this rising star to run a huge race and we agree. 9-1 looks generous and he should at least hit the frame.
Cheltenham 14.10 Tips – The Festival Novices Chase (formerly the RSA)
The second race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival at 2:10 pm is the Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase (The Festival Novices Chase) over 3 miles on the Old Course at Prestbury Park, with twenty obstacles to be jumped.
Our Cheltenham 14.10 Tips is to place a wager on Gaillard Du Mesnil.
He is a big price and needs to improve his jumping to win this Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase but has been improving going over the fences.
Splitting the talented Bob Olinger and Bravemansgame at Cheltenham Races last year, he clearly has course form and now being stepped up in trip could be perfect as bred to relish the longer distance.
Currently, 16-1 many bettors will be including this horse as part of their each-way Lucky 63 Bets and EW Heinz Bets.
The sportbook bookies that currently have Gaillard Du Mesnil at 16-1 best odds are:
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Unibet Sports
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Betway Sports Betting
Cheltenham Tips Summary – Gaillard Du Mesnil has Cheltenham form in the bank. Although he will have to brush up his jumping, he is in good hands and granted a clear will be bang there at the last.
Cheltenham 14.50 Tips – Coral Cup
The third race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival at 2:50 pm is the Coral Cup which is a Grade 3 National Hunt hurdle event. It is a hugely tricky handicap and picking the winner is incredibly tough.
Our Cheltenham 14.50 Tips is to wager on Gowel Road.
Cheltenham 14.50 NAP – Gowel Road
Cheltenham 14.50 NB – Indigo Breeze
Cheltenham 14.50 Long Shot – Christopher Wood
The online betting brands that currently have Gowel Road at 12-1 best odds are:
Paddy Power Sports Betting
Betfair Sportsbook
Unibet Betting Site
Cheltenham Tips Summary – As always the Coral Cup looks a minefield and we suggest small wagers and each wat bets. Saying that we have strong word that Gowel has a few pounds of improvement and that could prove key.
Cheltenham 15.30 Tips – The Champion Chase
The fourth race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival at 3:30 pm is the Queen Mother Champion Chase which is a Grade 1 National Hunt steeplechase held for horses aged 5+. The race is now titled the Betway Queen Mother Champion Chase, thanks to a sponsorship agreement with the internet betting company Betway.
The feature race of Day 2, this is one of the best races of the season and typically throws up thrilling races and creates champions and all-time favourites.
Our Cheltenham 15.30 Tip is to bet on Shishkin who is one of the bankers of the whole meeting. Even though his odds will be short. The selection had a titanic battle in the Ascot Chase with Energumene and we expect Shiskin to once again prove the stronger for the Nicky Henderson yard.
Cheltenham 15.30 NAP – Shishkin
Cheltenham 15.30 NB – Energumene
Cheltenham 15.30 Long Shot – Hitman
The online betting websites that currently have Shishkin at 4-6 best odds are:
Paddy Power Betting App
William Hill Betting App
Betfred Betting App
Boylesports Betting Site
Cheltenham Tips Summary – The Champion Chase is one of the high-lights of the Festival and indeed the whole season. This year’s race promises to be another classic with the much aniticpated rematch between Shishkin and Energumene after their Ascot battle. We confidently expect Shiskin to maintain his unbeaten record, with the ground more in his favour and increased fitness.
Cheltenham 16.10 Tips – The Cross Country Chase
The fifth race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival at 4:10 pm is the Glenfarclas Cross Country Chase which is a cross country steeplechase run by the National Hunt horses aged 5+. It is run a distance of around 3 miles and 6 furlongs on the Cheltenham Cross-Country Course, and there are thirty-two obstacles to be overcome during the race. It is a unique test not run on the traditional Old or New Course and the fences all offer something different; from hurdles, to fences, banks and even a replicable of the Canal Turn from Aintree.
Our Cheltenham 16.10 Tips is to wager on Tiger Roll. He’s a national favourite, and we all know a dual Grand National winner. He’s run well in the race before, which has often been a pipe-opener for the big one at Aintree. This year he apparently won’t be going for the race, so you can imagine this will be his final race and the main aim. He will bring down the curtain if he wins.
Cheltenham 16.10 NAP – Tiger Roll
Cheltenham 16.10 NB – Delta Work
Cheltenham 16.10 Long Shot – Easyland
The online betting brands that currently have Tiger Roll at 5-2 best odds are:
Paddy Power Sportsbook
Betfair Betting App
Betfred Betting Site
Cheltenham Tips Summary – This could well be Tiger Roll’s final race of an amazing carrer. His owner has said the 12 year will not go for The National and this is likely to be his final race. He’s a horse with character, a will and a engine and he’s well suited to this unique Cheltenham test. There won’t be a dry eye in the house if he wins. And we think he will. Come on tiger.
Cheltenham 16.50 Tips – The Grand Annual Chase
The sixth race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival at 4:50 pm is the Grade 3 National Hunt steeplechase – the Grand Annual Chase.
Our Cheltenham 4.50 Tips is to bet on Buddy Rich. Trained by Gordon Elliott he recently told the Racing Post in his recent stable tour that Buddy Rich was his only Grand Annual horse who has plenty of experience for a novice chaser, with six chase starts under his belt this season.
Buddy Rich official best Racing Post Rating (RPR) was achieved at Cheltenham Racecourse so the selection has a course form which is important when predicting the outcome of races at Prestbury Park track.
When choosing your picks in handicap races it is always important to try and find a selection who might have more up his sleeve than the form suggests and although beaten several times this year, this horses he was runner-up to are class performers.
Buddy Rich is one the best bets of the Cheltenham Festival at a massive 9-1 price tag.
Cheltenham Tips Summary – Gordon Elliott knows how to win at Cheltenham and has a superb record in the handicaps. Buddy Rich has been selected as his one runner and there’s not doubt he could have had more runners if he’d wanted. That speaks volumes and he’s our selection in a tight race.
Cheltenham 17.30 Tips – The Champion Bumper
The last race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival at 5:30 pm is the Champion Bumper which is a Grade 1 National Hunt flat event over a distance of approximately 2 miles and half a furlong. This race has been farmed in recent years by Willie Mullins and it has become one of the most eagerly anticipated and talked about races.
Our Cheltenham 17.30 Tips is to wager on Facile Vega. He is the son of the mightly mare Quevega, a Cheltenham legend in her own right. Her son has continued her legacy with two stunning wins already. He’s going to
Cheltenham 17.30 NAP – Facile Vega
Cheltenham 17.30 NB – Redemption Day
Cheltenham 17.30 Long Shot – Uncle Phil
The online betting brands that currently have Facile Vega at 10-11 best odds are:
SkyBet Betting App
Unibet Betting App
Betway Betting App
Cheltenham Tips Summary – Facile Vega will keep it in the family. His mother, Quevega, was a Cheltenham legend and her son looks to have inherited her talent and spirit, the sky could be limit. Bring it home Facile Vega.
The first race on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival at 1:30 pm is the Turners Novices Chase which is a Grade One National Hunt chase that is contested over 2 miles and 4 furlongs on the New Course at Cheltenham, and there are seventeen hurdles to jump during the race. It is registered as the Golden Miller Novices Chase.
Our Cheltenham 13.30 Tips is to bet on the talented Bob Olinger.
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Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – Galopin Des Champs was very impressive in his last run and will be a tough nut to crack. However, Bob Olinger is many horse racing tipsters banker of the whole meeting
Cheltenham 14.10 Tips – Pertemps Final
The second race on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival at 2:10 pm is the Pertemps Final Grade Three National Hunt hurdle which is over a distance of around 3 miles on the New Course. Another very tricky handicap, there’s not much between all of these runners.
Our Cheltenham 14.10 Tips is to wager on Dunboyne.
Cheltenham 14.10 NAP – Dunboyne
Cheltenham 14.10 NB – Winter Fog
Cheltenham 14.10 Long Shot – Third Wind
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Ladbrokes Betting App
Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – In a typically diffiuclt Pertemps Final, we are opting for Dunboyne. He is consistent and should be there at the last. A solid each way bet.
Cheltenham 14.50 Tips – The Ryanair Chase
The third race on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival at 2:50 pm is the Ryanair Chase which is a Grade 1 National Hunt steeplechase. The race has really grown in stature over the years – and is now seen as a top mid-distance chase race. It often sees high-class horses who fall between the distances of the Champion Chase and Gold Cup compete. Quality is normally high.
Our Cheltenham 14.50 Tips is to wager on Allaho.
Cheltenham 14.50 NAP – Allaho
Cheltenham 14.50 NB – Melon
Cheltenham 14.50 Long Shot – Janidil
The online sportsbook websites that currently have Allaho at 4-5 best odds are:
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William Betting Website
Betfred Sportsbook
Quinnbet
Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – Allho would not be out of place in the Champion Chase or Gold Cup and this interminate distance looks idea. He won’t have it all his own way though, Melon and Mister Fisher will keep him honest but he should have too much talent and win.
Cheltenham 15.30 Tips – The Stayers Hurdle
The fourth race on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival at 3:30 pm is the Stayers’ Hurdle which is a Grade 1 National Hunt distance of around 3 miles on the New Course. The feature race of day three, it has been won by legends over the year including the mighty Big Bucks and Barcuuda.
Our Cheltenham 15.30 Tips is to wager on Paisley Park. He himself is a former winner. Whilst he can hit a flat spot in his races, he really hits the after-burners where it matters and saves his best for the infamous Cheltenham hill. He faces some stiff opponents but he’ll be hitting the line hard,
Cheltenham 15.30 NAP – Paisley Park
Cheltenham 15.30 NB – Flooring Porter
Cheltenham 15.30 Long Shot – Thyme Hill
The online betting brands that currently have Paisley Park at 7-1 best odds are:
Unibet Betting Site
Betfred Sports Betting
Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – The Stayers this year is hard to call bit former champion Paisley Park is solid. He knows what it takes to win here and has had a solid winter. Often the first off the bridle, he comes home like a train. At 7-1 he’s a solid bet to hit the frame – at least.
Cheltenham 16.10 Tips – Paddy Power Plate Handicap Chase
The fifth race on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival at 4:10 pm is the Paddy Power Plate Handicap Chase which is a Grade 3 National Hunt steeplechase.
Our Cheltenham 16.10 Tips is to wager on Imperial Alcazar.
Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – Another tricky handicap, where bets should be kept to a minimum, Imperial Alcazar looks a decent choice and will give you a run for your money.
Cheltenham 16.50 Tips – The Mares Novices Hurdle
The sixth race on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival at 4:50 pm is the Parnell Properties Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle which is a Grade 2 National Hunt hurdle event held for fillies and mares only.
Our Cheltenham 16.50 Ante Post Tips was Love Envoi.
The final race on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival at 5:30 pm is the Kim Muir Challenge Cup which is a steeplechase for amateur riders over 3 miles and 2 furlongs. Always an incredibly tricky race to call, this looks like another trappy event.
Our Cheltenham 17.30 Tips is to place a bet on Frontal Assault.
Cheltenham 16.50 NAP – Frontal Assault
Cheltenham 16.50 NB – Mister Coffey
Cheltenham 16.50 Long Shot – Chambard
Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – In a typically difficult Kim Muir, our choice is Frontal Assault who should be suited by the conditions and looks sure to go close.
The first race on the final day of the Festival at 1:30 pm is the Triumph Hurdle which is a Grade 1 National Hunt hurdle race over a distance of around 2 miles and 1 furlong on the New Course at Cheltenham Racecourse. The Triumph is one of the best novice hurdles of the entire National Hunt calendar, it has a great reputation for producing future champions with both its winners and the placed horses.
Our Cheltenham 13.30 Tips is to wager on Vauban.
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Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – The Truimph is a tricky race and it is no surprise that the winners and placed horses go on to have great careers. Our selection is the hugely promising Vauban.
Cheltenham 14.10 Tips – The County Hurdle
The second race on the final day of the Festival at 2:10 pm is the County Handicap Hurdle which is a Grade 3 National Hunt hurdle competition with eight hurdles to leap during the race. The County is one of the most difficult races to predict and is generally a vert compressed handicap.
Our Cheltenham 14.10 Tips is to wager on Top Bandit.
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Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – Top Bandit looks sure to be suited by the hustle and bustke of the County, in a tarppy event he will give his running and is worth an each-way punt.
Cheltenham 14.50 Tips – Albert Bartlett Novices Hurdle
The third race on the final day of the Festival at 2:50 pm is the Spa Novices’ Hurdle, sometimes known as the Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle for sponsorship purposes, is a Grade 1 National Hunt hurdle competition.
Our Cheltenham 14.50 Tips is to wager on Shantreusse.
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Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – The Albert Bartlett is always a stiff test for novices. It is a gruelling races for horses early in their career. The horses that tend to do well have excellent stamina and guts. Shantreusse seems to fit the bill and is our selection to outstay his rivals.
Cheltenham 15.30 Tips – The Cheltenham Gold Cup
The main race on the final day of the Festival at 3:30 pm is the Cheltenham Gold Cup where the best chasers compete in the Grade 1 National Hunt horse race held on the New Course at Cheltenham Racecourse in Gloucester.
Our Cheltenham 15.30 Tips is a small each-way bet on Protektorat. Unlucky second in the Paddy Power under a huge weight, he then proved his stamina with a runaway success in the Many Clouds Chase at Aintree. This gives Protektorat a fighting chance in this year’s renewal of the Gold Cup. Protektorat is also the only seven-year-old in the Cheltenham Gold Cup and totally unexposed as a stayer.
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No Cheltenham gold cup tipster can be confident in this year’s renewal of the race as it is wide open with numerous horses having great chances to win.
Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – In an open looking Gold Cup, where last year’s winner Minella Idaho hasn’t shown much form this year and other rivals’ form seems in and out, Protektorat looks a solid option. He already has great form in the book but with age on his side and possible improvemnet he shoud give his running and will go close.
Cheltenham 16.10 Tips – St James Place Festival Hunters Chase
The fifth race on the final day of the Festival at 4:10 pm is the St James’s Place Festival Hunters’ Chase which is a steeplechase for amateur riders. It is sometimes known as the Amateur Gold Cup and is run over the same course and distance. It is often run a frantic pace, with many of the jockeys failing to judge the pace and going too fast. We always suggest going for a jockey with experience and a horse with stamina in reserves.
Our Cheltenham 16.10 Tips is to wager on Billaway.
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Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – Billaway fits the bill. A solid jumper and with good stamina, if his jockey can remain calm and get the fractions right we expect him to be too strong for a field strong in numbers but lacking in quality.
Cheltenham 16.50 Tips – National Hunt Chase
The sixth race on the final day of the Cheltenham Festival at 4:50 pm is the Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase which is a Grade 2 National Hunt chase open to mares aged five and up. It is run over a distance of roughly 2 miles and 4 furlongs, and there are seventeen fences to jump during the race.
Our Cheltenham 16.50 Tips is to place a wager on Mount Ida.
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Last year’s winner of the Kim Muir was one of the greatest ever performances witnessed at the Cheltenham Festival. Trading at 1000-1 in running she produced the impossible by outclassing all 20 rivals.
Against her own sex, Mount Ida is the class act in the race and her only quirk is the ability to jump right over the fences.
With the very talented Davy Russell predicted to take the ride he should be able to settle her into a good rhythm.
Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – Mount Ida is a confident selection. Winner of the incrediby tricky Kim Muir last year, this is argubly weaker. With proven course form she can gain her second Cheltenham Festival success.
Cheltenham 17.30 Tips – Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys Hurdle
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Cheltenham Festival Tips Summary – The final race of the 2022 Cheltenham Festival is another hard one, a tight handicap for conditional jockeys. Wagers should be kepy to a minimum but Langer Dan is a solid option.
Prestbury Cup Tips
The Prestbury Cup is the annual yearly competition between the English and Irish to see who has the most success at Cheltenham.
Ireland are a short-priced favourite to win the Prestbury Cup 2022, so strong is their team, it almost has to be considered the banker bet of the Cheltenham Festival for many punters.
Ireland are predicted to win by a landslide and retain the Prestbury Cup trophy. They have favourites across all the big championship races, whilst they are alwats shrewd in the handicaps.
All of the 28 races at Cheltenham are considered as important as the next in the Presbury Cup, so winning the Champion Hurdle or Queen Mother Chase still only gets one point, the same as the less-prestigious handicap races.
At British Racecourses, we believe the Irish challengers have strong chances in all of the races; Ireland to win the Prestbury Cup is a betting certainty.
Our Cheltenham Best Bets 2022
Here are our Cheltenham Festival picks in specific multiple bets.
Cheltenham Win Lucky 15 Tips
Our Cheltenham Festival bankers for a win Lucky 15 bet are:
Bob Olinger
Allaho
Mount Ida
Honeysuckle
Cheltenham EW Lucky 15 Tips
Our Cheltenham Festival long shots for an each-way Lucky 15 bet are:
Corach Rambler
L’Homme Presse
Vauban
Paisley Park
Cheltenham Win Lucky 31 Tips
Our Cheltenham Festival bankers for a win Lucky 31 bet are:
Corach Rambler
Allaho
Edwardstone
Honeysuckle
Vauban
Cheltenham EW Lucky 31 Tips
Our Cheltenham Festival long shots for an each-way Lucky 31 bet are:
Vauban
Corach Rambler
Tiger Roll
Paisley Park
Protektorat
Cheltenham Win Lucky 63 Tips
Our Cheltenham Festival bankers for a win Lucky 63 bet are:
Vauban
Allaho
Mount Ida
Honeysuckle
Tiger Roll
Langer Dan
Cheltenham EW Lucky 63 Tips
Our Cheltenham Festival long shots for an each-way Lucky 63 bet are:
Surprise Package
Langer Dan
Tiger Roll
Paisley Park
Protektorat
Corach Rambler
Cheltenham Win Yankee Tips
Our Cheltenham Festival bankers for a win Yankee bet are:
Mount Ida
Allaho
A Plus Tard
Honeysuckle
Cheltenham EW Yankee Tips
Our Cheltenham Festival long shots for an each-way Yankee bet are:
Surprise Package
Corach Rambler
Langer Dan
Protektorat
What Factors Influence Tips at Cheltenham 2022 Festival?
Here are some factors that directly can influence the tipster’s opinion on the outcome of races at Cheltenham Festival:
Ground Conditions at Cheltenham
Some horses absolutely love the mud and perform much better in heavier ground conditions. Whilst others prefer better and nicer ground.
In light of that, the ground conditions (or “going” as it is officially known) can hugely sway the betting experts’ opinion on which racehorse is valuable in the betting markets.
Checking the form guide of the selections performances on the ground they are likely to encounter is key in predicting the winner of the race.
Some horses are specialists over a certain distance and checking the form of the selection’s previous results over the distance can helps you know whether the pick can stay the distance or is attempting it for the first time. Or whether the trip is likely to be too short.
Horses with previous wins at the distance, therefore, gives reassurance to professional sports betting tipsters that the pick will be fine over the specific distance of the race.
Official Rating of the Horse
In handicaps, the weight of the top-weighted horses can make it very difficult to win around Cheltenham’s Prestbury Park because in these competitive handicaps there are usually several horses in plenty in hand according to the official ratings. This means they are carrying lighter weights.
The betting experts will try to find the blot in the handicap where a selection could be improving or has pounds in hand in his current handicap mark. Find out more about handicap races in our guide.
Course Form
The handling of the racecourse is very important for racehorses.
The famous quote “horses for courses” applies here, with some racehorses not liking the uphill finish at Cheltenham.
Tipping a horse with previous course form is important because some selections who have never run at Prestbury Park could not like the undulations and uphill finish.
There are two tracks at Cheltenham Racecourse, the Old Course and the New Course. Both courses are testing left-handed circuits with an uphill finish to test stamina.
At the Cheltenham Festival, both the Old Course is used and the New Course for selected races.
Horse Form
The form of the horse is obviously very important. What have they achieved so far on the racecourse? Is there room for improving or have they hit their peak?
Most horses who do well at Cheltenham have strong season form heading into the race, putting up strong performances in their previous runs.
The Jockey
The horse racing jockeys who rides the horse is a huge factor. Some jockeys are naturally better than others.
It can show you the yards’ number one chances (if the lead jockey chooses to saddle the horse), and there are multiple entries.
The jockey can also make a huge difference in the positioning of the races, strength in the finish (if needing to get down low and push the horse out) as well as being able to judge pace, get a horse to jump and the winning post.
Trainer Form
The horse racing trainers recent form is important to how well the fancied horses will run at the Cheltenham Festival.
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Showing profits in each of the five previous Cheltenham Meetings his annual profit is the highest amongst all betting tipsters.
Hugh Taylor came second place in the most successful horse racing tipster survey who writes a column with a few horse racing tips most days on the At The Races website.
Do horse racing tipsters work?
Horse Racing tipsters work great to assist you in your selection process for choosing your picks to bet on.
The horse racing tipsters study the data and stats full time as their professional job so can find angles to beat the bookies.
Horse racing tipsters will analyse lots of races to see if the bookmakers appear to have got the odds wrong and put them up on their tipping line.
How many tipsters should I follow?
Following several horse racing tipsters is the best practice as you are reducing the risk by diversifying.
If you solely follow one tipster you are throwing all the eggs in one basket.
Hedging your bets by following a few different tipsters is advised in December 2022.
Looking for the best bets and latest tips? Check out our top guide, we look at all the horses running in the big races at the Festival. We also look at the bookmakers offering the best deals so you can make an informed decision on who to bet on.
Summary of the Cheltenham 2022 Festival Tips
The Cheltenham Festival is the biggest event of the National Hunt season with 28 races over four days at Prestbury Park.
Our analysis and research of the best chances of a Cheltenham winner come from a number of sources and information shared from the best horse racing tipsters in the UK.
The horse racing pundits, betting tipsters and horse racing fans will all be trying to find angles on which horses can win on the big stage.
Picking the best horse in the race is not always good enough as there are hard-luck stories with horses being brought down and you still need luck on your side.
Situated in the picturesque county of Gloucestershire at Prestbury Park, Cheltenham hosts some of the best jump racing in the UK.
We have racing tips for every race at Cheltenham which boasts a plethora of graded contests and the famous festival in March, known as ‘The Greatest Show On Turf’, we hope we have found a winner or two for you!
As the Founder of British Racecourses, I have a life-long passion for horse racing and have loved the sport as long as I can remember. I am also a keen racehorse owner and have worked in the gambling industry for several years. I set up British Racecourses with the desire to share my passion for racing with other like-minded people.
