UK’s Top Bookmaker, William Hill Announces The Champion Hurdle Odds
England is famous for many things and people. David Beckham is from England. Delicious Fish ‘N Chips is an English specialty. They have a long history, a Royal Family, castles and historic houses and many more beautiful and exciting places that a tourist/s can visit each year. And, no visit to UK will be complete without dropping by the famous racecourses, Cheltenham Races where the Champion Hurdle Day takes places.
The most celebrated national hunt horse racing event in the world, Cheltenham will take place between 13th-16th March and the first day of this festival is called Champion Day. There are seven races each day. These are the Grade 1 races, Champion Day, Ladies’ Day (16th March), St Patrick’s Day (15th March) and Gold Cup Day (16th March). Buveur D’ Air who won in 2017 is the featured race of the day. He’s also fighting for his crown this 2018 against past winner Faugheen. Champion Hurdle Day is an exciting event that’s anticipated by many.
The program will kick off with Supreme Novices Hurdle. This year, people have their eyes set on Annamix who is trained by Willie Mullins. Annamix have positive reviews and expected to have a future in national hunt racing. Following is the Arkle and the expected race favourite is Finian’s Oscar. Also expected to fight alongside the Queen Mother Champion Chase this 2018 are last year’s winner, Altior with his jockey, Nico De Boinville.
This is the Champion Hurdle odds at UK’s top bookmaker – William Hill where everything you need for betting on Champion Day is available online. All the races are carefully reviewed along with the top odds and special markets as the criterion. You’ll also be updated with the Champion Day Results, race cards, tips and everything you need to know with regards to betting on Cheltenham horse races.
You’ll find info about JCB Triumph Hurdle, Neptune Investment Hurdle, JLT Novices’ Chase and the Cheltenham Gold Cup. For a little recap of last year’s event, there was a shock 25-1 win for Gordon Elliot’s Labaik while Altior won the Arkle Challenge with his jockey, Nico De Boinville.
Un Temps Pour won the Festival Handicap Chase for the 2nd year and Buveur D’ Air won the Champion Hurdle. It was a successful event for trainer, Gordon Elliott who was successful in the Mares’ Hurdle and National Hunt Chase which makes his wins all-in-all three. For the last event of Champion Day, Tully East won the Handicap Chase.