2024 Mares' Chase Odds - Dinoblue the firm favourite at Cheltenham

Here's the latest Mares' Chase betting and a look at the most likely runners.

Since a narrow defeat to Maskada in last year's Grand Annual, Dinoblue has gone from strength to strength. Willie Mullins' mare won handicaps at Fairyhouse and Punchestown last spring, beat Fil Dor in a Grade Three, thrashed the colts again to land a Grade One at Leopardstown over Christmas, and was cut further at the head of the Mares' Chase betting after following El Fabiolo home in the Dublin Chase.

Last year's runner-up, Allegorie De Vassy could also represent Willie Mullins, who's also entered Instit, Hauturiere, Night And Day and Brandy Love.

Sitting second in the market is Gavin Cromwell's Limerick Lace, who claimed Listed honors at Doncaster last time out. Cromwell could also be represented by another Listed winner in Brides Hill, with Riviere D'etel likely to run for Gordon Elliott, following her win over Alegorie De Vassy at at Fairyhouse.

Dan Skelton's Galia Des Liteux could warm up for a tilt at the Grand National with an outing on day four of the Cheltenham Festival. Lucinda Russell has entered Grade One-winning novice hurdler Apple Away. Other possible runners include Arclight for Nicky Henderson, French raider Jane De La Brunie, Harmonya Maker for Gordon Elliott, and Henry De Bromhead's Magic Daze.