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Cross Country Handicap Chase Betting

Cross Country Handicap Chase

Now for the Enda Bolger benefit race that is what it should be called as his success in this race since its inception has been nothing but spectacular. Enda Has won the race 3 out of the 4 times it has been run with Spot the Difference in 2005, Heads On The ground in 2007 and Garde Champetre in 2008.

Cross Country events at Cheltenham have proved to be very successful both from a competitive and a spectator point of view. This race adds a new dimension to the Festival and it has become as important to the meeting as the equivalent races over the cross country banks at Punchastown Festival just outside Dublin.

Enda Bolger specialises in this type of Cross Country horse and our first and probably most important Cheltenham Festival Cross Country Tip is to check out the runners Enda has in this race each year.

Cross Country Chase Odds

Winners in this races since 2005 has resulted in a winner with a starting price of greater than 4/1. This suggests that the bookies have had to pay out to all followers of Enda Bolger and they run scared of his entries. Therefore do not expect to get a massive reward for picking out the winner of this race if it again in 2009 is trained by Enda.

Cheltenham Cross Country odds

Cross Country Chase Form

Checking out the form for the Cross Country feature on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival is very straightforward as there are two races run in the build up to this race one at the Cheltenham December meeting and the other at Punchestown in February

We shall analyse the form of both these races in our Cheltenham Cross Country Form section.

Cross Country Results

As there have only been 4 runnings of this race so far the winners are as follows:

2008 Garde Champetre E Bolger 4/1
2007 Heads Onthe Ground 10 E Bolger 5/2F
2006 Native Jack 12 P Rothwell 7/2JF
2005 Spot Thedifference 12 E Bolger 4/1

Cheltenham Cross Country Results

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When the racing starts in March many of the listed bookmakers on our site provide special betting markets and cashback offers. As soon as these are revealed we will be adding them to our site to ensure you have all the latest Cheltenham offers at your disposal.

Cheltenham Festival Betting Tips

Cheltenham Festival Odds

We are delighted to announce we will be featuring horse racing betting tips from the channel four presenter Tom Lee. Our resident racing tipster appears on Channel 4 and RTE in Ireland. Tom Lee Cheltenham Festival Tips will be supported with opinions and views from our editorial team.

Cheltenham Festival Races

On this section you can get an overview of the card for each day of the festival. In addition we have previewed each race with all the form, tips and odds to assist you in backing a Cheltenham Festival winner.

Cheltenham Festival 2009 Odds

Cheltenham Festival Odds

We now have the latest antepost betting odds for the main Cheltenham Festival 2009 races. These odds are updated regularily to ensure that you in touch with all the market moves in the build up to the festival.

Cheltenham Betting Offers

All the bookmakers will be putting up Special Offers on top of their Cheltenham Festival free bets for the festival. Generally you can get extra value with various cashback offers should your horse finish second or if it falls which are just a couple of the different types of offers you will find on this site during the Cheltenham Festival Races.

Attending The Cheltenham Festival

For those of you who do not have accomodation or tickets we have some useful tips to assist you in having a great week at Prestbury Park the home of National Hunt racing.

The Irish At Cheltenham

Cheltenham Festival Irish Invasion

The Irish arrive in their thousands to participate in the biggest racing festival in the World. Each year the Irish enjoy having a punt and more than a few glasses of Guinness during festival week.