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Today's Racing Results - 12/03/2025 - Cheltenham Fallen Favourites
12 Mar, 2025
After a captivating Day One of the Cheltenham Festival where we saw both Constitution Hill and State Man take crashing falls in the Champion Hurdle, the drama continued on Day Two as more of the high profile favourites suffered shock defeats. Ballyburn was sent off at prohibitive odds of 4/7 in the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase but refused to settle in the early stages of the race and never jumped with any fluency. Paul Townend persevered with his mount until being hampered on the back straight, from that point onwards it looked a hopeless task. Ballyburn continued to jump slowly...
Read moreThe Cheltenham Festival Bankers - Day One
11 Mar, 2025
There are many short-priced favourites at this year's Cheltenham Festival and punters have been putting their best fancies together in their pre-festival accumulators. Let's outline the "four bankers" on Day One. If they were all to win, it would be a disaster for the bookmakers.Kopek Des Bordes (4/5) - Supreme Novices' Hurdle. Won the Grade 1 event at Leopardstown that has historically been a good stepping stone for Cheltenham Festival winners. He was catapulted to the top of the market after trouncing his rivals by 13 lengths with minimal fuss. Although his jumping was better than on hurdling debut, pundits...
Read moreThe Cheltenham Festival - Champion Chase 2025
7 Mar, 2025
On Day Two of the Cheltenham Festival the nerves of Nicky Henderson will be jangling all afternoon in anticipation of Jonbon (5/6) taking his chance in the Queen Mother Champion Chase. The state of play is that it's essentially Jonbon versus a host of Irish contenders; talented contenders at that. A break-neck gallop from start to finish is assured, with Solness (7/1) likely to be pushing a fast pace from the off.Jonbon has looked bulletproof this year, arguably putting up a lifetime best performance when defeating Energumene (7/1) in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot. The only real chink in...
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