Previewing all the big races for the Cheltenham Festival from a statistical view. Using historic trends & patterns to predict future winners.
The William Hill County Handicap Hurdle 2025 is one of the most competitive handicap hurdles of the Cheltenham Festival. Historically dominated by Willie Mullins and Dan Skelton, this race consistently…
The JCB Triumph Hurdle is the leading juvenile hurdle race at Cheltenham, held over 2 miles and a furlong. Key trainers like N Henderson (7 wins) and W Mullins (4…
The Kim Muir Challenge Cup is one of the most competitive handicap chases at the Cheltenham Festival, run over 3 miles 2 furlongs on the New Course. A race that…
The Trustatrader Plate Handicap Chase at the Cheltenham Festival is one of the most competitive handicap chases of the week, run over 2m5f on the New Course. Below, we analyse…
The Stayers’ Hurdle is the premier staying hurdle race at the Cheltenham Festival, contested over about 3 miles. It’s a demanding test of stamina, class, and jumping ability — and…
The Ryanair Chase is one of the most competitive Grade 1 chases at the Cheltenham Festival. It demands a mix of class, stamina, and tactical speed over the intermediate distance…
The Pertemps Handicap Hurdle Final is one of the most competitive races at the Cheltenham Festival. Known for being a "plot race," trainers often use clever tactics to ensure their…
The Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle (The Dawn Run) is one of the newer races at the Cheltenham Festival, having been established in 2016. Despite being a relatively new contest, clear patterns…
The Weatherbys Champion Bumper is the premier National Hunt Flat race at the Cheltenham Festival, known for producing future stars of jumps racing. Previous winners include Envoi Allen, Facile Vega,…
The Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Handicap Chase is the oldest race at the Cheltenham Festival, first run in 1834. This demanding two-mile test has been a staple of the Festival…