Cheltenham Tips - Day Two

Our Cheltenham Day Tips cover all 7 races on Wednesday (11th March 2026) and have been carefully selected by our expert tipsters.

See below for all our selections.

Champion Chase

Time: 16:00

Distance: 2 miles

See our Champion Chase tips and learn more about the race.

Key Information

• Gates Open: 10:30
• First Race: 13:20
• Last Race: 17:20
• Number of Races: 7
• Feature Race: Champion Chase
• 2025 Attendance: 41,949

The majority of our research for our Day Two tips for Cheltenham Festival is done and dusted the week before the Festival. It compromises of three main elements:

• Watching races - our experts will watch and review all the key races involving the runners and any other relevant events
• Press updates - quotes from trainers, jockeys and owners, other expert opinions, even weather reports all play a part
• Monitoring betting patterns - every race through the season impacts Cheltenham chances, and our team are constantly checking the market to see the impact of results

As Cheltenham week draws closer, we'll analyse the starting fields and weigh up each runner's chance against the odds allocated by the bookmaker. With Cheltenham racing being up there with the most competitive every season, it's possible to make an argument for literally every single runner in the field.

That means our first step for our Day Two tips is working out an approximate price for each horse based on our opinion and experience. This allows us to discount horses we think are priced too short, for example because of the weather or weak recent form.

From there, we select a tip for each race. Our strongest tips are placed into our main bets - these are usually a NAP of the day, our best outsider tip and a Lucky 15 tip. Depending on the odds of the horses we like, we may have slightly different tips.

Whatever we pick, each tip will be posted the day before Day Two - so on the Tuesday evening.

What to expect from Cheltenham Festival Day Two?

Wednesday kicks off with The Cup - no longer sponsored by Coral, it'll still likely be referred to as the Coral Cup for a long time.

Two Novice races - the Turners and the Brown Advisory - allow the horses of the future to showcase their potential, before the old hands take to the stage for the Cross Country Chase. This is always one of the great spectacles for spectators who can cross into the middle of the course to watch it.

4pm brings the feature race of the day. The Champion Chase, over just two miles, showcases the fastest sprinters.

The day finishes with the Grand Annual Chase and the Champion Bumper; both big fields which often provide opportunities to price a big priced winner or placed horse.

See all our Cheltenham Festival Day Two Free bets here. We've listed our top 3 below for now, and will add more as they become available: