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Cheltenham World of Jump Racing Free FREE CHELTENHAM WORLD OF JUMP RACING PDF Mick Fitzgerald | 256 pages | 01 Oct 2010 | Raceform Ltd | 9781905156719 | English | Newbury, United Kingdom Jumps Horses To Follow: Cheltenham Festival To the majority of sports fans in the U. Louis Rams team that dazzled the NFL between and Across the Atlantic, however, the monicker applies not to football or soccer but horse racing—and specifically to the Cheltenham Festival. Britain's biggest horse racing festival, Cheltenham is to jump racing what the Belmont Stakes or Kentucky Derby are to U. The four-day festival gets underway on Tuesday and culminates in the Gold Cup on Friday, the day's fourth race and one of the most prestigious events in jump racing along with the Grand National—which is scheduled for next month. While the Grand National remains Britain's biggest single betting race, over four Cheltenham World of Jump Racing the Cheltenham Festival dwarfs the amount of money staked on most racing events across the world. Cheltenham World of Jump Racing to industry data published by bookmakers Ladbrokes, last year 25 of the bookmaker's top 40 races of the year by turnover were among the festival's 28 events. Overspectators are expected to descend on the racecourse over the next four days, with the festival set to go ahead despite worries about coronavirus. As of Tuesday morning, over cases of the virus have been reported in the U. Organizers, however, have insisted the festival will go ahead, unlike when it was canceled amid the so-called "foot-and-mouth" crisis. The festival is arguably the biggest horse racing event of its kind in the U. K and is a staple of the British sporting calendar. The festival consists of 28 races across four days, half of which are Grade 1 Cheltenham World of Jump Racing, and its prize money is second only to that of the Grand National—which will be run next month. Unlike the three Triple Crown races, however, horses at Cheltenham compete on a course featuring either fences or hurdles, as opposed to a flat track. Additionally, horses race on turf as opposed to dirt, as is the case in the Belmont Cheltenham World of Jump Racing and the Kentucky Derby. The edition of the festival gets underway on Tuesday, March 10, and runs until Friday, March As usual, each day of the meeting features seven races, with the first starting at p. EDT and the last getting underway at p. Each of the four days has its own name. Patrick's Thursday and Gold Cup Day. The festival takes place at the Cheltenham Racecourse in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, approximately 96 miles north-west of London. The 67,capacity racecourse first hosted the Cheltenham Festival in its current guise inalthough the event itself dates all the way back to The racecourse has two different courses—the Old Cheltenham World of Jump Racing and the New Course—both of which are used during the festival. None of the traditional U. Cheltenham World of Jump Racing : Mick Fitzgerald : Fancy passionate debates? The Cheltenham Festival is the pinnacle of the National Hunt racing season. Punters begin Cheltenham World of Jump Racing search for horse racing expert picks on the Festival well in advance, with ante post Cheltenham tips a popular topic of conversation in the racing community. Most of these horses ran at the meeting but some are relatively unknown quantities in the horse racing betting world. The Willie Mullins entries for Cheltenham are always difficult to predict but Aione is likely to be kept apart from Monkfish, who also races in Cheltenham World of Jump Racing famous Ricci silks. Still unexposed over fences, Allaho has scope for further improvement. While the Ryanair Chase may not be as glamorous as the Queen Mother Champion Chase or as prestigious as the Gold Cup, this race could be there for the taking. While I tipped Simply The Betts for this race back in March, Allaho Cheltenham World of Jump Racing tailor-made for it and he may thrive dropping down in trip. Runner up in the Champion Bumper, Appreciate It looks like he will relish going up in trip this year and Patrick Mullins backs up that view. He got caught for speed against stablemate Ferny Hollow at the Cheltenham Festival and he could be a real star of the novice hurdling division. Bob Olinger caught the eye in his debut Cheltenham World of Jump Racing at Gowran Park, thriving in the heavy conditions to trounce his rivals by 10 lengths. Henry de Bromhead was full of praise for his horse following that run and the consensus is that Bob Olinger could be an exceptional horse. If he takes to jumping, he could take some stopping. Named after one of the best horse racing jockeys of all-time in AP McCoy, Champ has the capacity to go to the very top of the sport — the Gold Cup is the aim. His jumping was sketchy at times as a novice but he has a hunger and desire to succeed. In terms of attitude, he is as professional as they come. He will need to jump better to take control of the staying chasing division but Champ has more pros than many of his rivals. A raw talent with massive potential, Chantry House could blossom into a household name in the coming months. He ticks all the right boxes to star at the biggest jumps meetings. On the face of it, he looks a chaser all over and he could be one of the top JP McManus horses to follow at the Cheltenham Cheltenham World of Jump Racing in Unbeaten in bumpers, Gypsy Island has just one blemish on her record. That form now looks particularly strong entering the new season and Cheltenham World of Jump Racing is why she is one of our top National Hunt horses to follow in If he makes an impressive debut over fences, that price could crash and The Big Breakaway could be one of the top jumps horses in Alex is a sports betting tipster, specialising in Premier League football, the Champions League and horse racing. He loves placing a weekly accumulator on the football at the weekend and dreams of landing the big winner that will take him back to Las Vegas. Top Menu. Bet whenever, wherever through our Mobile App. Glossary of sports terms 3. Glossary of sports terms 4. You are here. Horse RacingCheltenham Festival. Horse Racing Betting. Horse Racing Tips. National Hunt. National Hunt Horses To Follow. Cheltenham Festival. About the Author. Horse Racing. Back to top. 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