Cheltenham Festival Day Second Tips: 40/1 Coral Cup Pick of Jamie Codd Plus CHASE Chase | Racing news

The ten -day Cheltenham Festival of Winnerjamie Codd is reviewing every day of the meeting and sharing its best bets for Wednesday, which was attended by Champion Chase.

Turners novice obstacle (1,20)

This looks like a savage race. This is what I look forward to and contains a group of recruits that I hope to see those at the festival for years to come.

Conversation from the Willie Mullins camp Final demand He least opened his eyes, and he gets my voice. I saw him win the point and he impressed me since then with his physicality and way of working.

He is an uncomplicated horse with a class, speed and power and you should be seriously impressed with his width of a wide margin at the first grade company at the Dublin Racing Festival.

The new lion, yellow clay and Sixmilebridge also look very good, but I am with a final demand, and a little rain that was around is probably pushing things a little further in favor of Mulins Runner.

Brown Counseling Novice Chase (2.00)

This is another good race with three winners of the Cheltenham Festival from last year, all plants, as well as Dancing City who won three grades last season in staying new obstacles. This is said, I expect this to be one -way traffic for Ballyburn.

We found out in Kempton that he was not two, and I was really pleased with his performance at the Dublin Racing Festival when I got on a trip.

His pedigree is all durability and was the strongest on the line of that day. I thought he was getting pretty much. He is clear here to grades, loves the path and has the advantage of class over his rivals. I expect him to beat well and win.

HUPLE CORAL CUP Handicap (2,40)

I set up Staffordshire knot As an Eyecatcher in my Atthereces.com column a few months ago after the encouraging running in Leopardstown, and while he has been running very badly in Huntingdon since then, I go to about 40/1 in the ordinary Coral Cup.

This horse was a very capable Bumper performer and Novak Hurdler, and ended the season with a good second to Whirperdaysahead Aintree last year. It is fair to say that it has not been much since then, but there are clips of form that makes me think it could be handicapped.

Bliners continue here and he has to jump better, but Gordon Elliott and Gigginstown combined themselves to win this race with the fleet commander and Carlito Brigante, and this Shantou’s son is worth a demand.

Glenfarclas Cross Country Chase (3.20)

I love Busselton at a cross country. Now he had a few views on Cheltenham Banks and these experiences will be well held for a big test here.

He is an eight -year -old, but he has been busy throughout his career, running in top minor obstacles and winning races like Kerry National. It comes here from the back of the garden over the wood in Boyne in Navano, and while the stuptown will be a busy nut for the shoot, it is still improved in Busselton during this course, and is appropriate and withdrawn in the weight of the market leader.

Betmgm Queen Mather Champion Chase (4.00)

This is JonbonIt’s time to shine. She deserves to finally be crowned Champion Champion and I see no reason why she won’t win. He was perfect this season, building on his Shloer’s success with echoing victories in Tingle Creek and Clarence House.

Now he is at his physical peak and, if he appears, I don’t think he can stop him. Snowss is the best Irish for me, and this year he went out of strength to power. He will do his best from the front, and he could be the one for the forecast to follow Jonbon Home.

Debenhams Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Challenge Cup Handicap Chase (4.40)

I was very sweet in the chances of My colleague Mozzie For a while in this, and a little pity, the rain was rain, because he really wants to get well in order. In Leopardstown, he led a hell of a high weight race, which was his first fence from last year’s Arkle, where the soil went against him.

He is a powerful traveler who could be very well adapted to a big annual place, and has a lot of good forms on the track. Another interesting runner is Jazzy Mattywho already has a festival victory in his name by triumphantly in 2023. Fred Winter.

He is well okay this season, after winning the fences twice and also ran behind the lavish Tom and Monbeg Park, both elegant older horses he had to give on to the day. We know that he likes the path and can handle the race race with a frenetic pace, and I like him to make a pretty bold show in this.

WeatherBys Champion Bumper (5.20)

I was wickedly impressed with the jury mare Bamboo fever When she won the Dublin Racing Festival and she is for me to Bunica Weatherbys Champion. Jody Townend gave her a peach and I thought hell was an appearance to tell the truth, because it was a talented group of mares she easily put down.

Diesel switch is a solid operator, and she went out and won NAAS on Sunday, Frankinging in the form. You know that a good clip will go here. I expect Jody to adopt similar tactics to those who were successful in Leopardstown. Mare will be allowed to find her legs early and I expect to get home strongly.

Kalypso’chance obviously has a great chance. He was impressive in Navan in a race that Gordon Elliott won with American Mike, Exi Allen, Sir Gerhard, Samcra and Don Cossack. Since then, he has held it fresh and it is obviously a well -stifled path for the best appearance of the yard, so I think he will explain himself well.