The Gold Cup and Galopin Des Champs take centre stage on the fourth and final day of action at Cheltenham Festival 2025.
There was more drama and excitement on Thursday at Prestbury Park with another stacked day of action for punters to look forward to on the final day of the Festival.
The JCB Triumph Hurdles gets the day underway at 1:20pm with six races to follow across the afternoon.
And all eyes will be on the Gold Cup at 4pm as Galopin Des Champs, ridden by Paul Townend and trained by Willie Wullins, looks to make history as only the fifth horse to ever win a hat-trick of Gold Cups.
Cheltenham Festival Day 4 race card and odds
Seven races take place today with your full race list and odds provided below.
Cheltenham Day 4: Every runner and rider
JCB Triumph Hurdle, 2m1f
East India Dock (2/1)
Lulamba (2/1)
Hello Neighbour (5/1)
Lady Vega Allen (11/1)
Gibbs Island (12/1)
Mondo Man (12/1)
Blue Lemons (16/1)
Sainte Lucie (20/1)
Larzac (25/1)
Charlus (28/1)
Willy De Houelle (28/1)
Pappano (33/1)
Too Bossy For Us (33/1)
Marche D’aligre (40/1)
Lumiere Du Large (40/1)
Place De La Nation (40/1)
Poniros (50/1)
Opec (100/1)
BetMGM County Hurdle, 2m1f
Kargese (5/1)
Lark In The Mornin (4/1)
Absurde (9/2)
Mclaurey (11/2)
Valgrand (13/2)
Hansard (10/1)
Ethical Diamond (11/1)
Ndaawi (11/1)
Daddy Long Legs (14/1)
Pinot Gris (16/1)
Irish Panther (16/1)
Fils D’oudairies (28/1)
Cracking Rhapsody (28/1)
Our Champ (28/1)
Spirit D’aunou (40/1)
Norman Fletcher (40/1)
Paddy Power Mares’ Chase, 2m4½f
Dinoblue (11/10)
Allegorie De Vassy (10/3)
Brides Hill (11/2)
Limerick Lace (11/2)
Shecouldbeanything (12/1)
Fontaine Collonges (28/1)
Royale Margaux (28/1)
Je T’ai Porte (66/1)
Mayhem Mya (80/1)
Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle, 3m
The Big Westerner (9/2)
Wendigo (6/1)
Jet Blue (13/2)
Wingmen (7/1)
Argento Boy (8/1)
Jasmin De Vaux (8/1)
Derryhassen Paddy (17/2)
Ballybow (9/1)
Flicker Of Hope (12/1)
Intense Approach (12/1)
Port Joulain (16/1)
Sounds Victorius (18/1)
Fishery Lane (22/1)
Jax Junior (25/1)
Yellow Car (25/1)
First Confession (33/1)
Inn At The Park (33/1)
Jig’s Forge (33/1)
Ma Shantou (33/1)
Nativehill (40/1)
Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup, 3m2½f
Galopin Des Champs (8/15)
Banbridge (9/2)
Inothewayurthinkin (13/2)
Monty’s Star (8/1)
Corbetts Cross (18/1)
The Real Whacker (25/1)
Ahoy Senor (40/1)
Gentlemansgame (66/1)
Royale Pagaille (80/1)
St James’s Place Hunter Chase, 2m4½f
Angels Dawn (10/3)
Its On The Line (9/2)
Willitgoahead (9/2)
Ryehill (9/1)
Shearer (9/1)
Allmankind (11/1)
Fairly Famous (11/1)
Music Drive (12/1)
Rocky’s Howya (14/1)
Ontheropes (20/1)
What A Glance (22/1)
Wonderwall (22/1)
Carnfunnock (28/1)
Bardenstown Lad (33/1)
Lift Me Up (33/1)
West Of Carrig (33/1)
Angels Breath (40/1)
Plan Of Attack (40/1)
Take All (40/1)
Haven’t Time (50/1)
D’jango (66/1)
Lisleigh Lad (66/1)
Go On Chez (100/1)
Au Fleuron (125/1)
Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle, 2m4½f
Kopeck De Mee (9/4)
Wodhooh (9/2)
Taponthego (15/2)
No Ordinary Joe (9/1)
East India Express (9/1)
Karafon (10/1)
Park Of Kings (11/1)
No Questions Asked (12/1)
The Enabler (12/1)
Nurse Susan (14/1)
Minella Sixo (20/1)
Act Of Authority (25/1)
Electric Mason (25/1)
Uncle Bert (28/1)
Raglan Road (28/1)
Punctuation (28/1)
Doyen Quest (33/1)
Tounsivator (40/1)
Push The Button (40/1)
Stormbreaker (40/1)
Harsh (40/1)
Flash Collonges (50/1)
Mordor (66/1)
Wilde About Oscar (80/1)
Courtesy of Sky Bet (Odds accurate at time of writing)
Cheltenham Festival Day 3 TV schedule
ITV1 and ITVX will have live coverage of today’s action with their broadcast beginning at 12:45pm.
Racing TV will provide the final race of the day.
Friday 14 March – Gold Cup Day
1.20: JCB Triumph Hurdle, 2m1f
2.00: BetMGM County Hurdle, 2m1f
2.40: Paddy Power Mares’ Chase, 2m4½f
3.20: Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle, 3m
4.00: Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup, 3m2½f
4.40: St James’s Place Hunter Chase, 2m4½f
5.20: Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle, 2m4½f
Cheltenham Festival Gold Cup betting tips
Ahead of the final day’s action, Sky Bet ambassador Oli Bell has given his top two tips for Gold Cup day.
Derryhassen Paddy: 17/2 (Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle)
My bet of the day comes in the Albert Bartlett trained by Lucinda Russell, who’s already a winner here at Cheltenham with Myretown. I love Derryhassen Paddy – I love this horse, I think his run at Windsor when he won was really good cause I don’t think he handled the track and he’s a big price.
I think he’ll run well. Lucinda Russell does brilliantly with these types of horses. He’s my big, big fancy on Gold Cup Day, which should be like the rest of the week here at Cheltenham, absolutely incredible.
Galopin Des Champs: 8/15 (Cheltenham Gold Cup)
Friday at Cheltenham, Gold Cup Day, the blue ribbon of the week where Galopin Des Champs is hoping to make history and win three Gold Cups.
I think he’ll do it – I love the horse, and I think he deserves his place in the pantheon of Cheltenham greats.
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