
The feature race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival is the Queen Mother Champion Chase. Traditionally the race has fewer entrants than the other grade one Cheltenham events but that doesn't mean the quality of the racing suffers in anyway shape or form. In recent years the Cheltenham Queen Mother Chase Betting market leaders have performed well and winners at big prices are uncommon.
In 2008 we saw one of the most impressive performances at the festival when the Paul Nicholls trained Master Minded blew away his opposition and this makes him the horse to beat in the 2009 Queen Mother Chase especially following his very impressive return to the track with his win in the Tingle Creek and he is the banker of the 2009 festival.
The odds reflect the ease with which the 2008 Queen Mother Champion Chase Winner Master Minded beat his opposition as he is currently a best priced 8/11 favourite with Stan James the online bookmaker. You can keep in touch with all the odds updates as the season progresses.
The Up To Date Queen Mother Champion Chase Odds
The form of the Champion Chase is all about one horse Master Minded and should Paul Nicholls get him to Cheltenham in the same condition there will be only one winner. We shall ensure that you are updated on all his and the leading contenders races as the season progresses.
Queen Mother Champion Chase Form Guide
One thing is clear as Black and White Master Minded is the probably the banker of the 2009 Cheltenham Festival and this section shall probably be one of the shortest on this site.
Queen Mother Champion Chase Tips
The winners of this race this decade are as follows:
2008 Master Minded 5 P F Nicholls 3/1
2007 Voy Por Ustedes 6 A King 5/1
2006 Newmill 8 J Murphy 16/1
2005 Moscow Flyer 11 Mrs J Harrington 6/4F
2004 Azertyuiop 7 P Nicholls 15/8 2003 Moscow Flyer 9 Mrs J Harrington 7/4F
2002 Flagship Uberalles 8 P Hobbs 7/4F
2000 Edredon Bleu 8 Miss H Knight 7/2
Queen Mother Champion Chase Results
| Bet365 | Bet365 £100 Free Bet |
|---|---|
| Boylesports | Boylesports £200 Free Bet |
| Ladbrokes | Ladbrokes £25 Free Bet |
| Paddy Power | Paddy Power £30 Free Bet |
| Stan James | Stan James £25 Free Bet |
| Totesport | Totesport £25 Free Bet |
| William Hill | William Hill £25 Free Bet |
Paddy Power are our firm number one choice for your Cheltenham Festival bets. When you open an account with Paddy Power you can claim a free bet of upto £30.
Visit Paddy Power for a £30 Free Bet
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.

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.
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.

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.
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.
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.

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