To help those who plan to have a flutter during the Cheltenham Festival, a leading sports betting portal has launched a new Cheltenham Festival betting site in time for the biggest event in the horse racing calendar. The site provides completely free content about horse racing, odds, form and tips for the 2011 Festival.
It is estimated that in 2010 over 8 million people in the UK alone placed a bet during the Cheltenham Festival. Experts believe that figure is likely to increase again this year as online gambling becomes more popular due to heavy advertising and less stigma attached to it by young people. With every race live on Channel 4, it is easy to watch the races without having to go into a betting shop.
The feature race at the Cheltenham Festival is the Gold Cup on the final day of the Festival. The Cheltenham Gold Cup is a Grade 1 National Hunt chase in the United Kingdom which is open to horses aged five years or older, and has 22 gruelling fences over a distance of 3 and a half miles.
Ruby Walsh has emerged as the top jockey at the Cheltenham Festival for the last 3 years. This year he will be up against BBC Sports Personality of the year Tony McCoy, who will be looking to win the top jockey crown for the first time since 1998.
With so many difficult-to- predict races it is essential that those looking to place a bet do their research first. The Cheltenham Betting site from Deepstack Media provides reviews of previous races as well as previews of each and every race for the 2011 Festival, examining form, going, and trainer record at major horse racing events.
It is estimated that in 2010 over 8 million people in the UK alone placed a bet during the Cheltenham Festival. Experts believe that figure is likely to increase again this year as online gambling becomes more popular due to heavy advertising and less stigma attached to it by young people. With every race live on Channel 4, it is easy to watch the races without having to go into a betting shop.
The feature race at the Cheltenham Festival is the Gold Cup on the final day of the Festival. The Cheltenham Gold Cup is a Grade 1 National Hunt chase in the United Kingdom which is open to horses aged five years or older, and has 22 gruelling fences over a distance of 3 and a half miles.
Ruby Walsh has emerged as the top jockey at the Cheltenham Festival for the last 3 years. This year he will be up against BBC Sports Personality of the year Tony McCoy, who will be looking to win the top jockey crown for the first time since 1998.
With so many difficult-to- predict races it is essential that those looking to place a bet do their research first. The Cheltenham Betting site from Deepstack Media provides reviews of previous races as well as previews of each and every race for the 2011 Festival, examining form, going, and trainer record at major horse racing events.
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