Cheltenham Day Three - Preview & Betting Tips

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Runners past the grandstands in the Sky Bet Supreme Novices Hurdle on Champion Day, during the Cheltenham Festival at Cheltenham Racecourse.

CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL DAY THREE PREVIEW 2024

St Patricks Thursday is Day Three of the Cheltenham Festival, featuring three tricky handicaps, the Ryanair and the Stayers' Hurdle. We've gone through the cards and picked out our fancies for the day.

CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL - PREVIEW AND TIPS

Our Main fancies for Day Three of the Cheltenham Festival:

NAP: Teahupoo (14.10 Cheltenham)

Next Best: Grey Dawning (16.10 Cheltenham)

Dark Horse: Monmiral (14:10 Cheltenham)

Odds correct at time of publishing and may be subject to change, please gamble responsibly.

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Teahupoo @ 7/4
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Grey Dawning @ 11/4
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Monmiral @ 28/1
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Turners Novices' Chase- Grey Dawning

Grey Dawning could give the British a dream start to day three at the Festival. Dan Skelton's runner will be the ride of Harry Skelton.

Pertemps Network Final Handicap- Monmiral

Monmiral looks a well handicapped runner in the Pertemps final for Paul Nicholls. Has a solid record over the smaller obstacles, and looked smart when qualifying for the race at Chepstow.

Ryanair Chase- Stage Star

Stage Star has been marked for this race for a long time for connections, and it could be testing to overlook his course record despite being pulled up when having excuses last time.

Stayers' Hurdle- Teahupoo

Teahupoo looks good value to go a few places better than 12 months ago after finishing third in the Stayers' Hurdle for Gordon Elliott.

Plate Handicap Chase- Glengouly

Danny Mullins takes the ride on Glengouly for trainer Willie Mullins in the Plate Handicap Chase. Has returned to form in handicaps in recent starts, and should give another good account.

Mares' Novices' Hurdle- Jade De Grugy

Jade De Grugy is the ride of Paul Townend in a red-hot renewal of the Mares' Novices' Hurdle.The five-year-old has won on each of her two starts for Willie Mullins.

Kim Muir Challenge Cup- Cool Survivor

Harry Swan takes the ride on Cool Survivor for trainer Gordon Elliott in the Kim Muir. The seven-year-old comes to Cheltenham in strong form despite having failed to land success over fences.

Kim Muir Challenge Cup- Whacker Clan

Whacker Clan has a lively chance for the Henry De Bromhead stable on Thursday. This runner has won on his last two chase starts.