2010 Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide
From the 16th to the 19th of March 2010, the finest talents in national hunt racing will converge on the Cheltenham Racecourse at Prestbury Park to compete in the one of the year’s most important racing betting events.
After witnessing a 2009 meeting that saw several records shattered, and history made in the Cheltenham Gold Cup as Kauto Star became the first horse to win back the title, horse racing punters will be expecting big things of performers at Prestbury Park.
The 2010 Cheltenham Festival parimutuel betting markets are expected to run into tens of millions of pounds, while fixed-odds antepost markets on several of the meeting's key races are already available from top bookmakers in the United Kingdom.
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Cheltenham Festival Betting
The purpose of our site is to help you make the most of your Cheltenham Festival betting opportunities. Whether it is the latest Cheltenham odds or daily horse racing betting news, race previews, the latest results from UK racing, odds comparison and daily insights from our industry insider, the Racing Guru.
Antepost betting markets for the Cheltenham Gold Cup, Champion Hurdle and Champion Chase, are made available months in advance of the meeting, allowing punters to secure early odds on some of the top racehorses in the sport. Visit our Cheltenham Festival betting on this site to pick up hints and tips on making the most from your Cheltenham Festival betting.
Cheltenham Festival Heritage
Racing at the Cheltenham racecourse dates back to the early 19th century, with the meeting that evolved into the Cheltenham Festival first held in 1831. By the turn of the century the Cheltenham Festival had emerged as the most prestigious horse race meeting in national hunt racing.
The first decades of the 20th century saw great horses like Golden Miller capture the imagination of the British public, whilst successes from Irish horses like Cottage Rake rapidly led to the event developing into an unofficial national hunt championship between Ireland and England.