Cheltenham Day 1 Tips

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Day One of the Cheltenham Festival marks the start of the greatest show on Turf, with stellar Grade 1 races on Champion Day such as the Supreme Novices' Hurdle at 13:20 and the Champion Hurdle. 

Experience the roar and get in on the thrill of Cheltenham with our expert tips for each of the Festival races taking place on Tuesday, 11th March 2025.

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2025 Cheltenham Festival Day 1 Tips

We've covered all seven races on day one including our verdict on the 2025 Champion Hurdle. Follow our tips above.

Cheltenham Day 1 Card

TimeTuesday RacesStatusDistance
13:20Supreme Novices' HurdleGrade One2m
14:00Arkle Challenge TrophyGrade One2m
14:40Ultima Handicap ChaseGrade Three Handicap3m
15:20Mares' HurdleGrade One2m 4f
16:00Champion HurdleGrade One2m
16:40Boodles Juvenile Handicap HurdleGrade Three Handicap2m
17:20National Hunt ChaseGrade Two Handicap3m 6f

Cheltenham Festival Day 1 FAQs

When is the 2025 Cheltenham Festival going to be run?

The 2025 Cheltenham Festival starts at 13:20 on Tuesday, 11th March 2025, starting with the Supreme Novices' Hurdle, and finishes on Friday, 14th March 2025 after the Gold Cup.

How can I stream the races at the 2025 Cheltenham Festival?

There are many bookmakers that allow you to watch Cheltenham races live once you have placed a bet on it. We have a favourite betting site that we use, as they also stream pretty much every other sport in the world.

What is the first race on Day One of the Cheltenham Festival?

The Festival kicks off with the Supreme Novices' Hurdle at 13:20 on Tuesday, March 11th 2025. 

How loud is the Cheltenham Roar?

Ruby Walsh once said: "The Cheltenham roar is like nothing else in National Hunt racing. It's that bit louder. That bit more boisterous". In fact, the Cheltenham Roar is 119 decibels.

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