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Horse racing has long been one of the most popular sports when it comes to wagering within the UK, with few bookmakers offering better coverage than Paddy Power. The Irish betting organisation offer markets in a range of areas, including the Cheltenham Festival and the Grand National, two of the biggest events in the calendar for punters and bookies alike. With pre-race favourite Mike Bite having recently won the King George VI Chase at Kempton Park on boxing day, many are looking to pick winners in high-profile meetings over the coming months.
Paddy Power provide horse racing betting markets from the UK & Ireland, across Europe, Australia, South America and Asia, ensuring that there a day rarely goes by when there is nothing for horse racing fans to wager on. As well as this, Paddy Power offer their customers vital information in the build-up to races, including both the in-form jockeys and trainers. The likes of Nicky Henderson and Paul Nicholls are among the favourites to win the UK trainers championship this year, while the battle between Gordon Elliott and Willie Mullins in Ireland is always worth placing a bet on. Let’s take a closer look at some of the national hunt and flat races coming up in 2018, perfect for those looking to win big from such meetings.
Paddy Power Horse Racing: Cheltenham Festival
The 2018 Cheltenham Festival takes place between the 13th-16th March this year, with races such as the Gold Cup, Champion Hurdle, Supreme Novices Chase and Arkle Chase helping to make up the biggest horse racing event of the year. Having won the King George VI Chase recently, Nicky Henderson’s Might Bite is the favourite for the Cheltenham Gold Cup at this early stage, with Paddy Power offering the eight-year-old odds of just 3/1 to claim victory. Elsewhere, the likes of reigning champion Sizing John, Native River and Thistlecrack are all worth considering for an outside bet.
Elsewhere, the National Hunt Chase is one of the headline races on day one of the festival, with the likes of Presenting Percy and Elegant Escape among the leading contenders at present. The duo are available at respective odds of 8/1 and 10/1 with Paddy Power, with Tiger Roll having won in 2017.
Paddy Power Horse Racing: The Grand National
The Grand National takes place at Aintree Racecourse on April 14th, with a whole host of big names looking to emulate the achievement of One For Arthur last time around. There is currently little to separate the likes of Blaklion, Minella Rocco, Native River and Definitly Red in the horse racing odds from Paddy Power, with the complete line-up for the famous race unlikely to be named until a matter of weeks before the meeting. The battle to be the winning trainer at Aintree is also another popular betting market, with the likes of Willie Mullins and Mouse Morris having come out on top in recent times.
Paddy Power Horse Racing: Around the World
As well as action from the UK, Paddy Power also cover all major races from around the world, including the Melbourne Cup, Breeders’ Cup Classic and Prix de larc de Triomphe. Horses such as Rekindling, Enable and West Coast are among the biggest names expected to compete in 2018, with Paddy Power offering some of the best odds around on such races. As well as such meetings, fans of in-play markets will certainly not be disappointed with the offerings found at Paddy Power, as well as their virtual options.
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The Dublin Racing Festival takes place at Leopardstown this weekend, with punters treated to packed cards on both Saturday and Sunday.
Host Tom Nugent was joined by former jockeys Ruby Walsh and Mick Fitzgerald as well as expert tipster Frank Hickey and the main man Paddy Power on a special edition of the From The Horse’s Mouth podcast previewing the weekend, with all four pundits giving their banker bets for the festival.
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1.35pm, Saturday – Chacun Pour Soi
4.25pm, Saturday – Ramillies
For value, I would go with RAMILLIES and for a shorty CHACUN POUR SOI.
Chacun Pour Soi has beaten Min at this trip before and I fancy him to do it again. He looks in really good form at home and over 2m he has too many gears for Min. He’s a fast horse with a really high cruising speed, and on soft ground he could be an even better horse.
Willie Mullins has plenty of strength in depth in the finale on Saturday. Patrick Mullins has opted for Kilcruit but to me Ramillies was visually more impressive when winning at Christmas.
I’m going for one of Henry de Bromhead’s in a nice open handicap for a bit of value – EPSON DU HOUX.
I started with The Shunter in this race but I was really impressed with Epson Du Houx. He was visually impressive at Naas and looked very progressive. He’s obviously up in the handicap but Henry de Bromhead is having a cracking season and I think he will be very hard to keep out of the frame.
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1.10pm, Sunday – The Getaway Star
3.40pm, Sunday – Minella Indo
MINELLA INDO will win the Irish Gold Cup and I think that one who will hopefully be a price is THE GETAWAY STAR.
Minella Indo fell in the Savills Chase at Christmas when 5/2 favourite, but he had been jumping really well before that fall and the RSA form is working out fairly well.
The Getaway Star beat Larquebuse in a Fairyhouse bumper at the Easter festival in 2019 when landing a bit of a punt. She bolted up that day and followed up at Cork when beating Getaway Gorgeous.
She was well beaten at Listed level at Navan and then was second to Panic Attack in a Market Rasen bumper before coming fourth on hurdles debut in a Down Royal Grade 3 over 2m. She was second to Royal Kahala over 2m4f at Fairyhouse and, while that was a little disappointing, she has proved to be well above average when third at Tramore on her next start in a race which Minella Escape won and Gorki D’airy finished second.
2.10pm, Sunday – Appreciate It
2.40pm, Sunday – Julies Stowaway (Each-Way)
I’m going to go for a shorty in APPRECIATE IT, and then JULIES STOWAWAY of Margaret Mulins’ each-way.
It is very hard to look past Appreciate It – he should make it three from three over hurdles. A win would be ideal in the build up to the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Julies Stowaway made a bad mistake at the last at Fairyhouse which stopped her in her tracks. She is not badly handicapped and is a good each-way play in what looks a a trappy race.
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Dublin Racing Festival NAPs
Ruby Walsh
1.35pm, Saturday – Chacun Pour Soi
4.25pm, Saturday – Ramillies
Paddy Power
2.45pm, Saturday – Epson Du Houx
Frank Hickey
1.10pm, Sunday – The Getaway Star
3.40pm, Sunday – Minella Indo
Mick Fitzgerald
2.10pm, Sunday – Appreciate It
2.40pm, Sunday – Julies Stowaway (Each-Way)
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