Cheltenham Festival Betting Odds
The Cheltenham Festival is the World Cup of jumps racing and every March over 250,000 people descend on the racecourse to watch the best horses battle it out. Read More
BettingOdds.com compares the Cheltenham Festival odds for all 28 races including the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
2023 Cheltenham Gold Cup Odds
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Cheltenham Festival 2023 Top Jockey and Trainer Odds
With Willie Mullins claiming top trainer and Paul Townend taking the crown for best jockey at the 2022 Festival will they be able to continue their success in the 2023 event?
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The bookmakers have priced up all 28 Cheltenham Festival odds and we're starting to see the markets take shape with weeks to go before the big event.
The Dublin Racing Festival was informative, with novices such as Blue Lord in Arkle, Galopin Des Champs in the Festival Novices' Chase and Sir Gerhard in the Ballymore all shortening as favourites in those respective races following wins at Leopardstown.
There were also impressive wins for Vauban in the Spring Juvenile Hurdle who franked the form of Pied Piper, with the pair battling it out for favouritism in the Triumph Hurdle, whilst Facile Vega, son of Quevega is now a short priced favourite for the Champion Bumper following a facile win in Ireland.
Honeysuckle is a short priced favourite to retain her crown in the Champion Hurdle on the Tuesday of the meeting, whilst Shishkin is odds on to follow up on his Arkle win at the Festival in 2021 with Queen Mother Champion Chase success after his win over rival Energumene in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot.
Allaho is in warm order to win back to back at the Cheltenham Festival lining up in the Ryanair Hurdle, whilst the Stayers Hurdle looks like being one of the most competitive of the Championship races. Last year's winner Flooring Porter is favourite as Champ and Klassical Dream both fluffed their lines in their trials in January.
The Gold Cup looks like going the way of Ireland again as they dominate the betting. Last year's first and second Minello Indo and A Plus Tard dominate the betting, whilst the Gordon Elliott trained Galvin and Conflated are springers in the market thanks to big wins in Ireland this season.
You can get all the odds for the 28 2022 Cheltenham here and we'll be posting tips up closer to the first day of the meeting on Tuesday 15th March..
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Frequently asked questions when having a bet on the Cheltenham Festival:
When is the Cheltenham Festival?
The Cheltenham Festival is run every March, with the 2022 renewal due to start on Tuesday 15th March. The Festival is four days long with seven races on the card each day. Each day has a championship race, Tuesday is the Champion Hurdle, Wednesday the Queen Mother Champion Chase, Thursday the Stayers' Hurdle and Friday is the big one, the Gold Cup.
What are the odds of the Cheltenham Gold Cup?
The Henry de Bromhead trained A Plus Tard will be looking to go one better than his second place finish in 2021 and will likely go off favourite. In a market dominated by Irish trained runners, Galvin trained by Gordon Elliott is a second favourite following his Grade 1 success at Leopardstown over Christmas whilst last year's winner Minello Indo is also looking like running a strong race again after finishing second in the Irish Gold Cup at the Dublin Racing Festival in February.
Who is the leading trainer at the Cheltenham Festival?
The leading trainer at The Cheltenham Festival is the award given to the trainer who saddles the most winners over the four days. It's a prize that has been dominated in recent years by Willie Mullins. In fact, other than back to back wins for Gordon Elliott in 2017 and 2018, Mullins has been leading trainer at Cheltenham in seven of the last nine years!
Leading trainers at Cheltenham:
- 2021 - Willie Mullins - 6
- 2020 - Willie Mullins - 7
- 2019 - Willie Mullins - 4
- 2018 - Gordon Elliott - 8
- 2017 - Gordon Elliott - 6
- 2016 - Willie Mullins - 7
- 2015 - Willie Mullins - 8
- 2014 - Willie Mullins - 4
- 2013 - Willie Mullins - 5
- 2012 - Nicky Henderson - 7
- 2011 - Willie Mullins - 4
- 2010 - Nicky Henderson - 3
- 2009 - Paul Nicholls - 5
