THE Cheltenham Festival takes place in his third day Thursday after two days of bewitching action Tuesday And Wednesday.
The third day offers main twins, the Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle (4.00) and the Chase Ryanair (3.20), who both attracted high -level fields this year.
The winner of last year, Teahupoo, is preferred to defend his crown in the rests, while the fact of Gold Cup Gold made to deposit the heads of the Ryanair market.
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Cheltenham Festival Day 3 Advice and results
1.20: RYANAIR MARES NOVICES 'HURDLE (Grade 2)
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Air of law (Henry de Bromhead) 16/1
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Sixandahalf (Gavin Cromwell) 85-40F
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Diva Luna (Ben Pauling) 12/1
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Caloline Bamboo (Willie Mullins) 10/1
2.00: Handicap of Jack Richards Novices (Grade 2)
Marcus Armyage: Springwell Bay. Won the test day, a shade too well, but perhaps still be good enough to deal with the upper weight.
Charlie Brooks: Firefox. This could be a different class from them, judged by its third at Leopardstown behind Majborough
Marlborough: Densworth. Talented but incoherent – first departure after wind surgery and a break could be the time to catch him with big things.
2.40: final battle (3rd year)
Marcus Armytage: Super Survivor. The coach strikes above his weight during the meeting, a good stay and a comfortable winner last time.
Charlie Brooks: Will the Wise. A hardened fighter, what you need in the race. I loved the way he slipped it to Navan the last time.
Marlborough: Catch him Derry. Always seems progressive and treated in a stable manner to stay on the right side of disabilities.
3.20: Ryanair chase (grade 1)
Marcus Armytage: He is French. The finalist in the King George when he was not completely home, should run them in tatters here.
Charlie Brooks: Protektorate. Dan Skelton seems to think that he has this type in the form of his life – confirmed by his race at Windsor.
Marlborough: Deposit. Grade 1 winner on the track and this intermediate test seems good at this stage of his career.
4.00: Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle (Grade 1)
Marcus Armyage: Lucking Place. Not proven during the trip but improved the amount in distance to two and a half miles a lot. If he returns home, he wins.
Charlie Brooks: Teahupoo. The winner last year, and no reason he will not do again – has a light campaign with this target.
Marlborough: the Stark. Big Eyecatcher last time when the rhythm configuration was not suitable and this unpresentation stay seems to end well.
4.40: Trustatatrader plate handicap chase (grade 3)
Marcus Armytage: Founded. Once very useful, the key here is Rob James who claims 7 pounds despite having set up 350 winners point.
Charlie Brooks: Jordans. Novice of six years with great improvement to come.
Marlborough: Jagwar. Well -weighted novice which comes here as the only representative of the owner who was delivered with MOB with options.
5.20: JRL Kim Muir Challenge Cup (listed)
Marcus Armytage: Walking in the air. Came to win a Big Doncaster Handicap the last time to finally fall. If he is above, he has an exceptional chance.
Charlie Brooks: Johnnywho. You need the right jockey on your side in amateur races, and there is no better than Derek O'Connor. The owner and the trainer also know how to get one for the festival.
Marlborough: Wiseguy. On the other hand, 9yo who won under the hands and heels in Newbury and could be about to put a better one.
Cheltenham Festival Day 3 Terre and Météo
The surprise snow of yesterday did not affect anything in the conditions of the soil in Cheltenham, with things still listed today as sweet Because the meeting goes to the new course. Time in Cheltenham will be covered for a large part of the morning with sunny spells to come later in the afternoon, as well as the possibility of a few showers. Peaks of 7C.
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How to look at the Cheltenham Day 3 festival
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