Previewing all the big races for the Cheltenham Festival from a statistical view. Using historic trends & patterns to predict future winners.
The Jack Richards Limited Handicap Novices’ Chase 2025 marks the return of a competitive novice handicap chase to the Cheltenham Festival after a five-year hiatus. This race replaces the old…
The National Hunt Novices’ Chase is one of the most prestigious long-distance novice chases at the Cheltenham Festival. Traditionally a breeding ground for future Grand National and Gold Cup winners,…
The Boodles Fred Winter Novices’ Handicap Hurdle is one of the most unpredictable races at the Cheltenham Festival, known for producing big-priced winners and strong performances from lightly raced, well-handicapped…
The Ultima Handicap Chase is one of the most competitive handicaps at the Cheltenham Festival, run over 3m1f on the Old Course. It often rewards progressive chasers with strong stamina…
The Weatherbys Champion Bumper is the premier flat race for National Hunt horses, run over 2 miles and half a furlong at Cheltenham. This race is a key pointer for…
The Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle is a 0-145 handicap run over 2 miles and about four and a half furlongs at the Cheltenham Festival. It’s a tough, competitive…
The St. James’s Place Festival Challenge Cup Open Hunters’ Steeplechase 2025 is a premier Grade 1 race for amateur jockeys at the Cheltenham Festival, contested over 3 miles and about…
The Cheltenham Gold Cup is a Grade 1 chase over 3m 2½f, the highlight of the Festival. It often rewards second-season chasers aged 7 to 9 with a BHA rating…
The Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle 2025 is a premier Grade 1 staying hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival, contested over 3 miles. This race is known for producing future staying chase…
📊 Key Trends & Winning Profile✅ Trainer Impact: Irish dominance (Mullins, Cromwell).✅ Form: Won last time out (post-Christmas) in at least Listed class.✅ Age: 7 or 8-year-olds have a strong…