THE CHELTENHAM Festival is rolling on at pace at Prestbury Park.
We’re down to the final two races of the day…and unlike the first five they WON’T be broadcast live on ITV 1.
How to watch 4.50 Handicap Hurdle
ITV 1 are showing this year’s Festival and are broadcasting the first FIVE races of each day.
But the final two races – in this case the Grand Annual Handicap Chase at 4.50pm and the Champion Bumper at 5.30p – aren’t being shown on the free-to-air channel.
Racing TV will be showing the action, which you can also live stream via online bookmakers if you have an account.
You can find Racing TV on Sky channel 426, while subscribers can also stream on their official website.
All you need for Cheltenham Festival 2022
- Cheltenham Festival LIVE – Latest results and tips from day two
- Cheltenham Festival FREE BETS – new customer offers
- Race schedule, TV channel and live stream info for the biggest show on turf
- Get £60 in FREE BETS – Bet £10 to get free £10 bet on each race on Wednesday
- Gold Cup 2022 guide – all the latest odds for Friday’s showpiece race
What is the Cheltenham race schedule for each day?
Seven races will take place each day, with the marquee race of the day off at 3.30pm.
Tuesday, March 15 – Champion Day
- 1.30pm Supreme Novices’ Hurdle (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 2.10pm Arkle Novices’ Chase (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 2.50pm Ultima Handicap Chase (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 3.30pm Champion Hurdle (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 4.10pm Mares’ Hurdle (ITV 1)
- 4.50pm Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle (Racing TV)
- 5.30pm National Hunt Novices’ Chase (Racing TV)
Wednesday, March 16 – Ladies Day
- 1.30pm Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 2.10pm Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 2.50pm Coral Cup (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 3.30pm Champion Chase (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 4.10pm Cross Country Chase (ITV 1)
- 4.50pm Grand Annual Handicap Chase (Racing TV)
- 5.30pm Champion Bumper (Racing TV)
Thursday, March 17 – St Patrick’s Thursday
- 1.30pm Turners Novices’ Chase (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 2.10pm Pertemps Final Handicap Hurdle (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 2.50pm Ryanair Chase (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 3.30pm Stayers’ Hurdle (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 4.10pm Paddy Power Plate (ITV 1)
- 4.50pm Mares’ Novice Hurdle (Racing TV)
- 5.30pm Kim Muir Challenge Cup (Racing TV)
Friday, March 18 – Gold Cup Day
- 1.30pm Triumph Hurdle (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 2.10pm County Hurdle (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 2.50pm Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 3.30pm Gold Cup (ITV 1/ talkSPORT)
- 4.10pm Festival Hunters’ Chase (ITV 1)
- 4.50pm Mares’ Chase (Racing TV)
- 5.30pm Martin Pipe Handicap Hurdle (Racing TV)
