Throughout February we’ve been previewing a race each day from the 2020 Cheltenham Festival. The likes of Andrew Mount, Rory Delargy, Chris Loader, Karl Hedley and Ryan Summerfield have all stepped up to the plate to give us their best bets.
Ryan Summerfield takes a look at the Festival opener and has a strong fancy for a Colin Tizzard runner.
Rory Delargy eyes up the Arkle Chase and likes the look of a big price runner with strong 2019/20 form in the book.
Andrew Mount is the man in the Champion Hurdle hotseat and he’s siding with a horse who rewarded him at last year’s Festival.
In what looks an exciting renewal, Chris Loader gives his opinion on a fascinating Mares Hurdle.
The reduced National Hunt Chase comes under the scrutiny of Ryan Summerfield as he gives the nod to one of the market leaders.
Andrew Mount looks at the Cheltenham Day 2 opener and is resigned to taking on the favourite.
Rory Delargy eyes up the RSA Chase for us and he thinks favourite Champ has questions to answer.
In what looks a vintage renewal, Rory Delargy shares which of the big three he’s fancies for Champion Chase glory.
Chris Loader is at the helm as he previews a race he’s very fond of.
Search For A Tipster winner Karl Hedley offers up a big priced tip in his Boodles preview.
Andrew Mount takes a look at the Thursday opener and is happy to pass over what would be an emotional win for Faugheen in the Marsh Novices Chase.
Some would call it the Thursday highlight, Andrew Mount gives four from the field to claim Ryanair glory.
Is Paisley Park a certainty? Rory Derlargy is happy to offer an alternative to the defending Stayers Hurdle champion.
Ryan Summerfield casts his eye over this fairly new Cheltenham Festival race. It’s been a hot race for favs in recent years but Ryan ambitiously puts forward two big prices.
Rory Delargy takes on the task of finding the Triumph Hurdle winner and offers an Irish contender to win in Gloucestershire.
Who will triumph in the Potato Race? Chris Loader offers his view and comes down on a double figure price for glory.
It’s the big one, but who wins? Andrew Mount gives his Gold Cup tips in what looks an intriguing 2020 renewal.
Ryan Summerfield takes a look at the amateur riders race and thinks the ante-post favourite will be difficult to beat.