Popularly known as the “Spud Race” after its sponsor, the Albert Bartlett rarely fails to provide a thrilling race that will serve as a perfect warm-up act before Gold Cup stars take centre stage.
It's the final day of the 2024 Cheltenham Festival and the Planet Sport panel of experts are back to take a final swing at the bookies for the five races ITV are showing on Friday, March 15.
Racing horse owner Sir Alex Ferguson wasn’t the only one cheering his 25/1 shot Monmiral and Harry Cobden to victory in the Pertemps Final Handicap Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival on Thursday.
Fresh from landing a tasty 25/1 winner with Monmiral on Thursday, our red-hot trends tipster Andrew of Fiosrach looks to round the week off with another tasty winner in this wide-open handicap hurdle.
Sir Alex Ferguson was in the Cheltenham Festival winner’s enclosure as Harry Cobden got off the mark for the week when Monmiral hunted down Kyntara in the Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle.
The sponsor’s name might change from year to year, but the Festival Plate rarely fails to deliver a decent race, and this edition appears to be no exception, with 21 capable chasers due to line up.
One of the Festival’s top three chases behind the Gold Cup and the Champion Chase, the Ryanair is chock-full of quality chasers that should give Cheltenham race-goers a race to remember.
Traditionally one of the most competitive handicaps at the Festival, the Pertemps Final Hurdle gives trends analysts Andrew of Fiosrach plenty of food for thought as he shares his best bet of the day.
The Irish will bring high hopes to Cheltenham on unofficial St Patrick’s Day, kicking off with what should be a thrilling Turners Novices’ Chase to get day three up and running.
Planet Sport ambassador Harry Cobden has five rides at the Cheltenham Festival on Thursday, March 14, here he previews their chances.
The Grade 1 action continues right up to the final race of day two, with the Champion Bumper often producing winners that go on to bigger and better things when they try their hand over obstacles.
Twenty fences over an extended three miles stand between the six scheduled starters and a taste of Cheltenham glory in what is usually a competitive long-distance novices’ chase.
After a disappointing opening day at Cheltenham, Planet Sport Bet ambassador Harry Cobden is in bullish mood about his chances on day two of the Festival on Wednesday, March 13.
The Planet Sport panel of experts are back with more selections for the second day of ITV's Cheltenham Festival racing coverage on Wednesday, March 13. Can they land some more big winners?
While most eyes are already turning towards the Cheltenham Festival, Monday’s card at Taunton looks decent enough to serve as a perfect warm-up act for the main events later in the week.
Planet Sport bet racing ambassador Harry Cobden has a busy Saturday ahead at Sandown, and is strongly fancied to add to his tally of winners in this competitive handicap chase.
Planet Sport ambassador Harry Cobden warms up for the Cheltenham Festival with seven rides at Sandown on Saturday, March 9. Here's how he thinks he'll get on.
Veterans Raceday at Leicester on Friday, March 8 and the Planet Sport tipsters have some more intriguing selections up their sleeves.
Despite Monday’s far-from-stellar racecard there’s still a few intriguing races to look forward to, not least this two-and-a-half-mile maiden hurdle that has all the makings of a two horse-race.
From Saturday’s bumper racecard, Tipstrr pundit Steve Jones has focused his expert eye on Newbury’s biggest race of the day to provide us with his best-value Daily Bargain.
Only six runners line up for this novices’ hurdle, and if the bookies have done their sums right, then only two should be contesting the final stages of this challenging two-and-a-half-mile trip.
Planet Sport ambassador Harry Cobden is at Newbury this Saturday, March 2 as he looks to bag more winners in his hunt for the Champion Jockey crown.
It's the Leap Year meeting at Taunton on Thursday, February 29 and to avoid their girlfriends' proposing to them the Planet Sport tipsters are hiding in a cupboard to deliver their selections.
A small field lines up for this handicap chase at Kempton (16:10), but there’s more than enough quality among the six remaining starters to offer the prospect of a fascinating contest.
