Kim Muir Handicap Chase Odds

If you're looking to browse the betting odds for one of the top amateur jockey races at the Cheltenham Festival, then why not head over to our selection of markets, where you can find all of the Day 3 Cheltenham betting selections, which include the final race of the day, the Kim Muir Handicap Chase.

About The Kim Muir Handicap Chase

The Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir, also known as the Kim Muir, is a handicap race which is open to only amateur jockeys at the Cheltenham Festival.

Raced on Day 3, the Kim Muir Challenge Cup is a key stepping stone for horses who are looking to head to the Grand National either later in the season or later in their career.

The race is open to horses aged five years and over and takes place on the new course at Cheltenham over a distance of three miles and 3 furlongs and is a chase for amateur riders.

There are 21 fences to be jumped in the race, and as it's a handicap, all of the horses will be carrying a different weight as they head over the steeplechase fences.

Established in 1946, just after World War II, it was originally called the Kim Muir Amateur Riders' steeplechase and named after a cavalry officer who lost his life in the conflict. However, the addition to the name was made in 1991, following the successful training career of trainer Fulke Walwyn who managed to win 40 races at the Cheltenham Festival.

There is one occasion where professional jockeys partnered all the runners in this race, and that was in 2021 due to the restrictions which were applied to the Festival.

Kim Muir Handicap Chase Tips

As part of our BetUK coverage of the Cheltenham Festival, we offer all of the Kim Muir Betting tips. As well as these tips for this specific amateur race, we also offer tips for all of the races across the third day of the Cheltenham Festival, which include stats and details on horses that will feature and who is most likely to win.

Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Betting Odds

Within our selection of Kim Muir odds, we offer some of the top betting markets for the race, which means you'll have access to a number of betting options, including win, each-way and forecast betting. Browse the latest prices in the ante-post markets and right up to post time and decide which option of bet you'd like to place for this Cheltenham Festival race.

Kim Muir Handicap FAQs

Where is the Kim Muir Chase Run?

The handicap chase is run on the new course at Cheltenham.

What is the distance of the Kim Muir Handicap Chase?

The distance of the race is 3 miles and 2 furlongs.

Are there any trials for the Kim Muir Handicap Chase?

No, as it's open to amateur jockeys, there are no trials for this race. However, the race itself does serve as a feeder race for the Grand National.

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