Popular
online bookies’ William Hill have given us the lowdown on what’s
hot and what’s not in the build-up to the with a wide
range of Ante-post betting markets to choose from.
Ante-post
betting can prove a double-edged sword; it’s benefits are obvious –
you generally get a much better price if you back a Cheltenham Festival 2014 horse months before the event, before his price
is eased towards the day of the race. On the flip side, if the horse
is withdrawn from the race, your bet is deemed a losing bet, so wise
judgement is required before delving into the ante-post market at
Cheltenham in particular – there’s a lot of great value to be
found, yet many of the race cards are still undecided, prior to the
declarations being made. So
with that in mind, we’d hate to outline the hope without explaining
the rules of the game, here’s our early picks, or tips if you like,
for the 2014 Cheltenham betting:
Supreme
Novices Hurdle (March 11th) – We are looking at Irvine to go well here.
Arkle
Chase (March 11th) – Take a look at the prices for Trifolium. Definite each way claims.
ChampionHurdle (March
11th) – Some great performances in this race suggest Hurricane Flyer
OLBG
David Nicholson Mares’ Hurdle (March 11th) – Quevega is hotly
tipped around these parts
Neptune
Investment Novices Hurdle (March 12th) – We like the look of the
much fancied Faugheen
Queen
Mother Champion Chase (March 12th) – Captain Conon....just about enough meat on the bone for an each way bet.
2014 Cheltenham Gold Cup (March
14th) – Remember William Hill are going NON RUNNER MONEY BACK. Bobs Worth is receiving some excellent backing on the
exchanges, and great bet with William Hill, whist Last Instalment looks decent each way value. Triolo D'Alene is worth an outside flutter.
Whoever
you go for this March, whether you back ‘em Ante-post or No Runner
No Bet, a little closer to the festival, we wish you all the best of
luck! Please feel free to drop us a line to let us know your tips for
the 2014 Cheltenham Festival.