Cheltenham Day 4 Tips 2027

Cheltenham Festival Betting Tips & Predictions 2027

Cheltenham Festival betting tips and predictions at Andy’s Bet Club will be posted in the weeks leading up to the Festival.

Each article will include our best Cheltenham Festival free bet offers and handpicked offers from some of the UK's leading bookmakers.

During Cheltenham our betting tips will be posted one day prior to the day’s racing, to give you a chance to place your bets and study our in-depth research, while also allowing us to give you the best odds.

You can be assured that our racing experts are specialists in events like the Cheltenham Festival. Our experts are seasoned racing professionals with the insight and knowledge of the betting market and racing markets to allow them to tip the best bets with the most value, each day of the Cheltenham Festival.

Andy and his experts have years of experience and consider all possible variables before recommending a bet. For example, we study form, odds, trainer, jockey records, ground, weather conditions and more.

Andy’s Bet Club has access to some of the most innovative betting algorithms and in-depth data, giving us the edge on the competition.

During the 2027 Cheltenham Festival, you can expect a selection of daily best bets and tips content such as a daily NAP, Lucky 15 and Best Bets covering every race, every single day throughout the four-day event.

As well as expert horse racing tips, we offer a Cheltenham Festival Course Form Guide, as well as details on How To Bet On Cheltenham for even more insight.

What, When and Where Is This Year’s Cheltenham Festival?

Cheltenham Festival 2027 will take place from Tuesday 16th March – Friday 19th March. It’s the most popular four days of racing in the UK and showcases the top jump horses from the UK and Ireland.

The home of the 2027 Cheltenham Festival is Prestbury Park, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

Many racing pundits and experts maintain that it’s widely regarded as the main attraction of world racing and the National Hunt season.

The Festival includes a selection of hurdles and sponsored races but some of the most famed are:

Day 1: Champion Hurdle

Day 2: Queen Mother Champion Chase

Day 3: Stayers’ Hurdle

Day 4: Gold Cup

Each day Andy’s Bet Club will deliver an article which is filled with all the information you need to get a bet on. Including, best bets, a Lucky 15, a NAP and the best bookmaker offers.

Day 1: Champion Day Tuesday 16th March

1.20pm The Sky Bet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) 2m abt 1/3f

2.00pm The Singer Arkle Challenge Trophy Steeple Chase (Grade 1) Abt 2m

2.40pm The McCoys Contractors Juvenile Handicap Hurdle Race (Registered as the Fred Winter) (Premier Handicap) 2m abt 1/2f

3.20pm The Trustmarque Ultima Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) 3m 1f

4.00pm The Unibet Champion Hurdle (Grade 1) 2m abt 1/2f

4.40pm The Sun Racing Plate (A Handicap Steeple Chase) (Premier Handicap) 2m abt 4f

5.20pm The National Hunt Steeple Chase Challenge Cup (Novices’ Handicap Steeple Chase) (Class 2) 3m abt 6f

Find our published selections on the Cheltenham Day 1 Tips page.

Day 2: Ladies Day Wednesday 17th March

1.20pm The Turners Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) 2m abt 5f

2.00pm The Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) 3m abt 1f

2.40pm The BetMGM Cup Handicap Hurdle (A Handicap Hurdle Race) (Premier Handicap) 2m abt 5f

3.20pm The Glenfarclas Cross Country Handicap Steeple Chase 3m abt 5 1/2f

4.00pm The BetMGM Queen Mother Champion Chase (Grade 1) Abt 2m

4.40pm The Debenhams Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Handicap Steeple Chase Challenge Cup (Premier Handicap) Abt 2m

5.20pm The Weatherbys Champion Bumper (In Memory of Sir Johnny Weatherby) (A Standard Open NH Flat Race) (Grade 1) 2m abt 1/2f

Find our published selections on the Cheltenham Day 2 Tips page.

Day 3: St Patrick’s Thursday 18th March

1.20pm The Ryanair Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 2) 2m abt 1f

2.00pm The Jack Richards Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase (Grade 2) 2m 4 1/2f

2.40pm The Close Brothers Mares’ Hurdle (Grade 1) 2m abt 4 1/2f

3.20pm The Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle (Grade 1) Abt 3m

4.00pm The Ryanair Chase (Grade 1) 2m 4 1/2f

4.40pm The Pertemps Network Final (A Handicap Hurdle Race) (Premier Handicap) Abt 3m

5.20pm The Rosconn Group Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Handicap Steeple Chase (0-145)

Find our published selections on the Cheltenham Day 3 Tips page.

Day 4: Gold Cup Friday 19th March

1.20pm The JCB Triumph Hurdle (Grade 1) 2m abt 1f

2.00pm The William Hill County Handicap Hurdle (Premier Handicap) 2m abt 1f

2.40pm The Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Steeple Chase (Grade 2) 2m abt 4 1/2f

3.20pm The Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Abt 3m

4.00pm The Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup Steeple Chase (Grade 1) 3m abt 2 1/2f

4.40pm The Princess Royal Challenge Cup Open Hunters’ Steeple Chase 3m abt 2 1/2f

5.20pm The Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle 2m abt 4 1/2f

Find our published selections on the Cheltenham Day 4 Tips page. For dedicated analysis of Friday's feature race, visit our Cheltenham Gold Cup Tips.

Cheltenham Festival Ante-Post Betting Tips

Ahead of the festival in March, we’ve got you covered with a range of ante-post predictions and tips. Ante-post betting can allow you to get a better price on your bets, as horses are often much shorter come race day.

For the best Cheltenham ante-post predictions, check out our 2027 Cheltenham Festival Ante-Post Tips here, as well as our Cheltenham Festival Gold Cup Tips tips.

Ante-post betting comes with the risk that your selected horse may not run in the race. Check whether non-runner no bet terms apply before placing a bet.

Best Cheltenham Festival Betting Tips Using Racing Ratings Algorithm

Our specialist Racing Ratings tool at Andy’s Bet Club will be providing coverage of every runner, every race on every day of the Cheltenham Festival.

The tool provides free horse racing tips for Cheltenham and analyses every horse’s chance of winning their race based on a set of variables. This should be your go-to place before every single bet you place.

The Racing Ratings algorithm for Cheltenham will provide a number or ranking value based on a wealth of information such as – bookmaker value, race history and performance and also trainer and jockey stats. The numbers and information are then crunched to provide an ABC rating – the higher the rating the better the horse has a chance of winning.

Andy and his team of experts will also use Racing Ratings as part of their research when tipping a bet for Cheltenham. It’s a market-leading piece of technology to help our audience make smarter betting decisions for Cheltenham.

As well as Racing Ratings, our Racing Hit Rates will be live over the Festival, which offer insight into every horses past form and place stats – the perfect tool for each-way horse racing betting.

Free Cheltenham Festival Lucky 15 & Best Bets & Tips

Andy and the Cheltenham betting experts will pick their accumulator tips based on several factors. But most importantly, we look for the value in the bookmaker prices while also keeping it simple with a handful of selections that we think will come in.

ABC will post a daily Lucky 15 bet, which is one of the most popular bet types for Cheltenham punters. In terms of multiple bets, a Lucky 15 combines multiple selections to make a multiple bet.

A Lucky 15 bet covers the majority of betting angles. For example, it’s four selections: four singles, six doubles, four trebles and a four-fold accumulator.

It’s a popular bet for Cheltenham Festival and one that Andy’s Bet Club will be posting each day. Punters like the fact that it covers all bases on one bet.

The main benefit of these types of betting strategies is the potential for larger returns, although multiple bets also carry a greater risk of losing your stake.

For more information on this type of bet, visit our Lucky 15 Tips page. Our Horse Racing Accumulator Tips page also covers multiple selections.

Daily Cheltenham Festival NAP Tips

Each day throughout the Cheltenham Festival we will be posting our daily NAPs. These are bets that we are the most confident in and you can be assured that there’s hours upon hours of research that goes into these picks for Cheltenham.

Andy’s Bet Club is a community of experts and a smart betting product, which means each and every Cheltenham betting prediction has been through a series of people and smart algorithm checks to make sure that we are delivering the best possible value on top of the picks.

Our NAP will be available on the same page as the Lucky 15 and best bets. All of our Cheltenham tips will be in one place, so each morning you can get the information you need.

You can also browse our NAP of the Day Tips for selections outside the Festival.

Free Cheltenham Festival Betting Tips

Our Cheltenham Festival tips and predictions are posted each day, and of course are free, just like our horse racing tips and our betting tools.

With each selection of betting tips for Cheltenham we will also showcase some top free Cheltenham betting offers that provide the most value for our audience.

We will have a selection of free betting tips for all 28 races across the four days.

We'll have coverage of the Cheltenham Festival 2027 on Andy's Bet Club. Our daily pages include Cheltenham Day 1 Tips, Cheltenham Day 2 Tips, Cheltenham Day 3 Tips and Cheltenham Day 4 Tips.

There will also be special coverage with our Cheltenham Gold Cup Predictions, while our Cheltenham Festival Ante-Post Tips cover selections made before the final race declarations.

We'll also have our Cheltenham Festival Tips and Cheat Sheets available during the Festival, bringing together our race-by-race selections and NAP tables.

Those who prefer each-way bets can also use our Horse Racing Each-Way Tips page to find published selections and supporting analysis.

The Most Popular Types of Cheltenham Festival Betting Markets

In the build-up to Cheltenham Festival, you’ll notice a huge influx of bookmaker betting markets to enjoy.

At Andy’s Bet Club we’ll make sure to make use of a selection of betting markets available, especially using Paddy Power, Betfair and Sky Bet, which we find have the widest range of betting markets for the event.

Even if we don’t tip all of the markets available we’ll still highlight some of the best bets that we think are worth a punt.

Our experts will deliver the Cheltenham betting tips in the week leading up to the event, however, if you want to get a bet placed earlier the odds may be different given the uncertainty around form and race declarations.

Check the non-runner no bet terms before placing an early bet. Where these terms apply, you'll receive your stake back if your horse doesn't run in the specified race, subject to the bookmaker's conditions.

Let’s take a look at the most popular betting markets to enjoy:

Win – the easiest and most popular bet type in horse racing is picking a horse to win the race. This means you’re placing a bet on the horse you’ve selected to win the race outright.

Each Way – an each way bet is essentially two bets in one, you are betting on the selected horse to win or to place. For example, your bet will win if your horse finishes in the top three. However, some Cheltenham bookies will pay extra places, which is a valuable feature to take stock of.

Forecast/Tricast – this type of bet can accumulate really good odds. Here you are betting on the order of the race outcome. For example, a forecast would mean you’re predicting 1-2 and a tricast bet means you would be predicting 1-2-3.

Top Trainer/Jockey – these types of novelty bets are ideal for those who follow racing closely. Andy’s Bet Club will produce an outright piece where we will offer a prediction on both markets.

Prestbury Cup Winners – it’s a prestigious award that goes to either Britain or Ireland for winning the most races throughout the four days. And it’s named after the famous racecourse itself.

Horse To Win Any Race – this is a great market with a good amount of value. Most trainers will enter their horses into a number of races, not knowing how well they will fare. If you fancy a horse but are not sure which one to go for you can always use the horse to win any race market to increase your chances of winning. Some bookmakers will provide special odds for this kind of bet.

How Andy’s Experts Pick A Cheltenham Winner

Most punters will look at the favourites to begin with, these are the horses with the shortest price and who the bookmakers think has the highest probability of winning.

You follow the rest of the crowd by backing the favourite, however, during the 2023 Cheltenham Festival under 30% of favourites or joint favourites won their races, which was 9 of 28 races.

Picking a winner at Cheltenham Festival can be a little more difficult, which is why using the Racing Ratings betting tool is a great way to get started.

From there you can start to study racecards, look at form, weight, odds and history at the course. Browse the ABC How To Bet On Cheltenham guide, which details how to pick a winner, how to use Racing Ratings and covers, in detail, everything you need to know about placing a bet on Cheltenham.

How To Understand Cheltenham Betting Odds

Most punters have a good understanding of betting odds, and rightly so, it’s important to know a little about betting odds such as decimal and fractional basics. Some online bookmakers during Cheltenham Festival can display their odds differently (you can change them in your preferences) but importantly you want to understand the odds so you don’t place a bet you thought was something else.

Odds are presented in two ways:

Fractional: presented as two numbers like 3/1. The first number is how much you will win and the second number is how much you have to stake to receive these winnings. For example a £1 stake on 3/1 will return £3 plus your £1 stake so £4 in total.

Decimal: it’s the same when presented with decimal odds, which will be shown as 3.50. This shows you how much you will receive in total including your original stake.

3 Things To Consider When Picking A Winner at Cheltenham

Who Are The Top Trainers?

Consider who the top trainers are as they will usually have the best horses, jockeys and of course, the best performance results.

Who Are The Best Jockeys?

Over the years at Cheltenham Festival there have been many many jockeys who win multiple times. The most winning jockeys obviously do well at Cheltenham Festival, given it’s one of the biggest events in the racing calendar.

Expert Tipsters

Make use of the best horse racing tipsters and their content. It’s their job to study horse racing everyday so use their research to help you.

Best Cheltenham Festival Free Bets & Offers

UK bookmakers roll out the red carpet for Cheltenham Festival. The biggest racing event of the year is matched with a wide selection of free bets, bookmaker promotions and special betting offers.

Andy’s Bet Club will curate the best existing customer offers, special bets and boosts throughout the Festival in a range of different ways on-site. We will make it easy for our community to find the offers and free bets from the most trusted bookmakers.

Each article will come complete with one-click functionality to enable you to connect with our Cheltenham bookmakers of choice. We’ll make sure that the Cheltenham tips we provide showcase the most valuable odds and offers within our content.

For new-customer promotions, visit our Cheltenham Festival Free Bets & Sign Up Offers page.

Always check the qualifying bet, minimum odds, expiry date and eligibility conditions before claiming an offer.

Horse Racing New Customer Offers & Promotions

Outside of the Cheltenham Festival, you can still claim horse racing free bets all year round from bookmaker sign up offers.

For Cheltenham-specific promotions, our Cheltenham Festival Free Bets & Sign Up Offers page brings together the available offers in one place, rather than linking to individual promotions from previous Festivals.

The terms of bookmaker offers can change, so check the current conditions before registering or placing a qualifying bet.