Ryanair Chase Betting
The Ryanair is run over 2 miles 5 furlongs and is for five year olds and above. The Ryanair is meant for horses that find 3 miles just beyond their stamina capabilities and just below Cheltenham Gold Cup standard.
The 2008 Ryanair winner Our Vic highlighted both these points as he looked as if he would be a Gold Cup horse in his younger days but it became clear that he fell in a hole beyond the two and a half mile distance and he just never managed to reach the very top of the game. His finest moments came in last years Ryanair and followed it up with a victory over Kauto Star at Aintree.
Ryanair Chase Odds
The Ryanair is generally a very interesting betting market at the festival with a number of very good chasers going to post and you can get this latest odds on this site
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Ryanair Chase Form
You can check out the form of the leading contenders as we build up to the Ryanair feature at the Festival come March. There will be horses dropping down from 3 miles to take their chance over the shorter distance and likewise horses stepping up from 2 miles and that is what makes this race so appealing
Ryanair Chase Tips
We will be looking at all the angles to arrive at a Ryanair Chase tip come the third day of the 2009 Cheltenham Festival. We know that Paul Nicholls with all the chasing talent will have a couple of possible entries and maybe they might feature in our tipping section.
Ryanair Chase Results
The Ryanair results since they took over sponsorship of the race in 2005
2008 Our Vic 10 D E Pipe 4/1
2007 Taranis 6 P F Nicholls 9/2
2006 Fondmort 10 N Henderson 100/30JF
2005 Thisthatandtother 9 P F Nicholls 9/2
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Offers
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Cheltenham Festival Betting Tips
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Cheltenham Festival Races
On this section you can get an overview of the card for each day of the festival. In addition we have previewed each race with all the form, tips and odds to assist you in backing a Cheltenham Festival winner.
Cheltenham Festival 2009 Odds
We now have the latest antepost betting odds for the main Cheltenham Festival 2009 races. These odds are updated regularily to ensure that you in touch with all the market moves in the build up to the festival.
Cheltenham Betting Offers
All the bookmakers will be putting up Special Offers on top of their Cheltenham Festival free bets for the festival. Generally you can get extra value with various cashback offers should your horse finish second or if it falls which are just a couple of the different types of offers you will find on this site during the Cheltenham Festival Races.
Attending The Cheltenham Festival
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The Irish At Cheltenham
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