Oldies But Goldies: A Race of Seasoned Champions
Cheltenham is set to host the Unibet Series Veterans' Handicap Chase, featuring some of the most experienced horses in the racing world. Among them are 11-year-old Sam Brown, ten-year-old Lord du Mesnil, 11-year-old Cepage, 11-year-old Top Ville Ben, and the former Cheltenham winner, Storm Control.
Storm Control Aims to Roll Back the Years
Kerry Lee and Richard Patrick have high hopes for Storm Control in the Unibet Series Veterans' Handicap Chase. With a handicap mark of 129, Storm Control has a great chance to prove himself on the track once again.
Exciting Races to Kick Off the ITV Coverage
The ITV coverage at Cheltenham starts with a thrilling 2m1f handicap hurdle. Williethebuilder, trained by Dan and Harry Skelton, is a well-handicapped horse to watch out for.
Mares' Handicap Chase: Eureka Creek's Eachway Chance
Emma Lavelle's Eureka Creek may have a claim in the mares' handicap chase. Despite a drop in trip and a claim from the jockey, Eureka Creek still has a shot at victory.
Gold Cup Winner Minella Indo Takes on the Cross Country Handicap Chase
The cross country handicap chase sees the presence of Gold Cup winner Minella Indo. However, Francky Du Berlais, who finished fourth in his previous race, is expected to make a strong showing.
Fontana Ellissi Seeks Victory in Handicap Hurdle
Fontana Ellissi, trained by Samuel Drinkwater, returns to Cheltenham with hopes of victory in the handicap hurdle over 3m. With Robbie Dunne in the saddle, Fontana Ellissi may offer good value for eachway bets.
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