Cheltenham Festival is the highlight of the National Hunt calendar. Held over four days every March, it plays host to some of the most lucrative Grade 1 races in the world, with prize money of up to £625,000 up for grabs in each race. From the opening roar on Champion Day to the drama of the Cheltenham Gold Cup on Friday, the Festival delivers four days of elite racing, intense rivalries, and unforgettable moments. Make sure to check back in here for our best Cheltenham Festival predictions and betting tips!
One of the most exciting parts of the Cheltenham Festival is watching your horse racing bets go off. Whether you are roaring them home at Cheltenham or from the comfort of your living room, betting on horse racing can increase the excitement of the festival. However, this is only if you follow some simple but important guidelines.
Predicting the Cheltenham Festival is one of the toughest challenges in horse racing. With four days of elite competition, fine margins, and the very best horses from Britain and Ireland going head to head, surprises are always part of the story. Favourites can fall, outsiders can rise, and races can be decided by a single jump or a late surge up the hill. That unpredictability is exactly what makes Cheltenham so compelling for racing fans and bettors alike.
Our team follows the Festival all year round, tracking form, ante-post markets, and key trial races in the build-up to March. We analyse how horses handle the Cheltenham track, assess ground preferences, and weigh up trainer and jockey records at the Festival. Cheltenham experience matters, and patterns often emerge across the four days that can help shape smarter betting decisions.
Rather than chasing every race, we focus on value. Some contests reward cautious staking, while others offer genuine opportunities at higher prices. Our aim is to cut through the noise and highlight bets that are backed by form, context, and experience.