Queen Mother Champion Chase Odds
The Cheltenham Festival is packed full of iconic horse racing action and the feature race on day two of the event is the Champion Chase, which sees punters flocking to place a bet.
One of the most competitive races of the week, the two-mile Champion Chase is the shortest jumps race of the week and is open to chasers who not only have the speed to handle the distance but can also cope with the tricky last fence which can make or break a horse’s chances.
At BetUK, we offer extensive Champion Chase odds and betting markets.
About The Champion Chase
The feature grade one to happen on day two of the festival, the Queen Mother Champion Chase, is categorised as the leading minimum-distance chase even of the entire national hunt season.
Hosted annually on Ladies' Day, the race has been contested since 1959. However, it was given the Queen Mother's name in 1980 in recognition of the royal support of national hunt racing. In the modern era, the race is contested on the Old Course at Cheltenham, and those horses looking to take the title will have to prove their worth.
The race is open to the two-mile chasers who have competed in feeder races such as the Tingle Creek, Clarence House Chase and Game Spirit Chase, as these can offer a training stepping stone towards the two-mile Champion Chase. However, when running the race, it's the final fence which can cause problems, which means several horses return for multiple attempts in this event.
Champion Chase Betting Tips
In addition to odds, we also offer Queen Mother Champion Chase betting tips. These take a look at the form, key trends, favourites, and potential outsiders to win the race.
Cheltenham Champion Chase Odds
Before you place a bet on the Champion Chase, you will need to browse the odds and markets available.
In the build-up to the Cheltenham Festival, we'll have all of the top odds for the most popular markets you can expect to find, with the main bet being on which horse will win the race. So whether you're looking to back the winner of this two-mile race, or back the forecast, take a look and see what horse racing betting is on offer for the Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham.
Queen Mother Champion Chase Odds FAQs
When is the Queen Mother Champion Chase?
The Queen Mother Champion Chase is the feature race on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival.
What is the Distance of the Queen Mother Champion Chase?
Raced over two miles, there are 13 fences for the horses to contend with.
Who Was the First Winner of the Queen Mother Champion Chase?
The first horse to win this event was Quita Que in 1959, ridden by Bunny Cox and trained by Dan Moore.