The Cheltenham Festival rolls on into its third day on Thursday after two spellbinding days of action on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The Pertemps (2.40) is a bit of a nightmare for punters. A champion amateur jockey, Philip Fenton initially enjoyed great success as a trainer, notably with Dunguib at the 2009 Cheltenham Festival, and he could have his first winner there since with the lightly raced Karl Des Tourelles.

The opening day of the Cheltenham Festival delivered plenty of thrills and spills, setting the stage for an action-packed week of racing. The prestigious four-day event is one of the biggest events in the horse racing calendar,

CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL is rolling on at some pace at Prestbury Park as we enter Style Wednesday. Wednesday got off to a rocky start as SNOW fell on the Cheltenham race course in the morning to throw

Jonbon has been a superstar for owner JP McManus since he parted with £570,000 for him and runs in the BetMGM Queen Mother Champion Chase. And Henderson said: “We think he is exactly where he should be and he wants to be, everything has gone right.

The Cheltenham Festival action on Wednesday is up and running after a thrilling start to the week at Prestbury Park. There are 28 races to enjoy across four days, from the Champion Hurdle on Tuesday to the Cheltenham Gold Cup on Friday, in what is considered the highlight of the global horse racing calendar.

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Cheltenham Festival is set for Day 2 and you can get huge enhanced odds from Paddy Power for Jonbon to win, boosted to 50/1