Thrilling Day Two at Cheltenham Festival
The Coral Cup is in full swing on a thrilling Day Two at Cheltenham Festival 2024! Stay updated on how every horse finished right here.
Full Results
The Coral Cup is rolling on at pace at Cheltenham. Check out the full horse finishing order below.
Cheltenham Day-by-Day Schedule
Here is the day-by-day schedule of the Cheltenham Festival 2024, showcasing the winners of each race:
Champion Day – Tuesday, March 12
– 13:30 – Supreme Novices’ Hurdle (WINNER: SLADE STEEL)
– 14:10 – Arkle Challenge Trophy (WINNER: GAELIC WARRIOR)
– 14:50 – Handicap Steeple Chase (WINNER: CHIANTI CLASSICO)
– 15:30 – Champion Hurdle Challenge Trophy (WINNER: STATE MAN)
– 16:10 – Mares’ Hurdle (WINNER: LOSSIEMOUTH)
– 16:50 – Juvenile Handicap Hurdle (WINNER: LARK IN THE MORNIN)
– 17:30 – National Hunt Steeple Chase Challenge Cup (WINNER: CORBETTS CROSS)
Style Wednesday – Wednesday, March 13
– 13:30 (13:45) – Novices’ Hurdle (WINNER: BALLYBURN)
– 14:10 (14.30) – Novices’ Steeple Chase (WINNER: FACT TO FILE)
– 14:50 (15:15) – Coral Cup Hurdle
– 15:30 (16:00) – Queen Mother Champion Steeple Chase
– 16:10 – Cross Country Steeple Chase – CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER
– 16:50 – Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Steeple Chase Challenge Cup
– 17:30 – Champion Bumper
St. Patrick’s Thursday – Thursday, March 14
– 13:30 – Turners Novices’
– 14:10 – Pertemps Network Final
– 14:50 – Ryanair Steeple Chase
– 15:30 – Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle
– 16:10 – Magners Plate
– 16:50 – Jack de Bromhead Mares Novices’ Hurdle
– 17:30 – Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup
Gold Cup Day – Friday, March 15
– 13:30 – Triumph Hurdle
– 14:10 – County Handicap Hurdle
– 14:50 – Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle
– 15:30 – Cheltenham Gold Cup
– 16:10 – Festival Challenge Cup Open Hunters’ Steeple Chase
– 16:50 – Mares’ Steeple Chase
– 17:30 – Martin Pipe Conditional Jockey’s Handicap Hurdle
How to Watch Every Cheltenham Race
Cheltenham Festival is live on ITV with five races shown each day. Tune in to ITV1 for the first five races and Racing TV for the final two. Stream the first five races for free on the ITVX app/website and remember to gamble responsibly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the phrase ‘photo finish’ in horse racing mean?
When two or three horses cross the finish-line so closely that it is difficult to distinguish the winner by sight, a “photo finish” occurs. In such cases, race officials utilize a finish-line cam that takes images at high speeds in order to examine the exact moment when each horse’s face reaches line. The photo finish helps officials determine the official finish order accurately.
How do racehorses get bred for racing and how are they selected?
Usually, racehorses are bred to excel on the track. Breeders choose dams and sires with racing pedigrees to produce offspring who are fast, durable, and have a good temperament. Thoroughbreds tend to be associated with UK racing, and their lines are carefully tracked. Before they start their racing career, prospective racehorses are often put through a selection procedure that includes pedigree analyses, physical conformation assessment, and training performance.
How can the safety of riders and horses be maintained during a horse race?
The safety of both horses and riders is of paramount importance in UK horse racing. To ensure high safety standards are met, racecourses must adhere to strict regulations. These include the quality and condition of the jumps as well as the track. Horses are inspected for health before and after racing, and jockeys must wear safety equipment such as body protectors and helmets. In addition, there are rapid response teams as well as veterinarians who are ready to take care of any incident.
Can you describe what the “Going” is in horseracing?
The condition of a racecourse’s surface the day before a race is referred to as ‘going.’ It is an important factor that can influence the performance and outcome of a racing. The ‘Going” can vary from heavy, which indicates a wet, very soft track, to firm, which indicates a hard, dry surface. There are several grades in between: soft, soft to good, soft to firm, hard. Trainers and jockeys must consider the ‘Going’ when deciding on racing strategy and equipment, such as the choice of horseshoes for better grip.
What are the most prestigious horse racing events in the UK?
The United Kingdom hosts many acclaimed horse-racing events that are popular around the globe. The most prestigious of these include Royal Ascot and the Grand National in Aintree. These events, which showcase the best of equine ability and provide rich tradition as well as history, have also become social occasions. There are even dress codes for these events and they receive royal patronage.
What does it mean to describe a horse as a “stayer” in racing terms
A’stayer,’ in racing terms is a horse who excels at racing long distances. Typically, these distances are beyond one mile and four furlongs. Stayers are required to have both speed and endurance, in order for them to maintain a high pace throughout long races. Renowned stayers are often seen competing in long-distance events such as the Ascot Gold Cup.
Statistics
- The Grand National at Aintree boasts a prize fund of around £1 million, making it the most valuable jump race in Europe.
- The annual Cheltenham Festival has an economic impact of over £100 million for the local Gloucestershire economy.
- The National Hunt racing season in the UK sees approximately 1,000 races with hurdles or fences each year.
- The Royal Ascot, held annually in June, draws crowds of 300,000 over its five-day meeting.
- In the UK, more than 14,000 people are employed directly in the horse racing industry.
- British racing oversees around 1,500 fixtures annually across its 59 racecourses.
External Links
tattersalls.com
britishhorseracing.com
racingpost.com
ascot.com
timeform.com
thejockeyclub.co.uk
How To
How to Attend Royal Ascot
It is important to plan ahead if you want to attend Royal Ascot. To begin, select an enclosure that fits your budget and offers the best experience for you, whether you choose the Royal Enclosure with its high-end amenities or the Windsor Enclosure which is more relaxed. As the event is incredibly popular, it’s best to purchase tickets well in advanced. Ascot is known for its strict dress code. This is especially true in the premium enclosures. Ascot offers a variety of transportation options, including public transport. Parking can be difficult. When you arrive, check out the different food, beverage, and betting opportunities available.
