Cheltenham Horse Racing Tips
Our Cheltenham racing tips come from real tipsters with publicly tracked results, not anonymous editorial picks. The selections shown on this page come from the highest-ranked tipster who has tipped in each race. If a higher-ranked tipster publishes a selection, the tip updates. All tips are locked in at 12:00 GMT.
Cheltenham Horse Racing Tips For Today
Friday 13 March 2026
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Top Tipsters at Cheltenham
Singles only. Ranked by verified results at advised odds. Past performance does not guarantee future success.
31
Tips
29%
Strike Rate
139.52%
Return
+43.25
Pts
67
Tips
29.5%
Strike Rate
52.16%
Return
+31.82
Pts
105
Tips
25.7%
Strike Rate
29.5%
Return
+29.79
Pts
36
Tips
38.2%
Strike Rate
69.71%
Return
+23.70
Pts
38
Tips
36.8%
Strike Rate
59.58%
Return
+22.64
Pts
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How Cheltenham Racing Tips Work on The Tipster League
Each race on the Cheltenham card displays a tip from the highest-ranked tipster in our all-time league table who has published a selection in that race. The league table ranks tipsters by verified results across all UK and Irish racing — not just Cheltenham. If only one tipster has tipped in a particular race, their selection is the one shown.
As more tipsters publish their selections throughout the morning, the displayed tip may change if a higher-ranked tipster enters a selection for that race. All tips are locked in at 12:00 UK time, after which the selections are final. Every tip carries a timestamp recorded before the race, and you can view a tipster's complete history — every selection, every result — by visiting their profile. This level of transparency is what sets The Tipster League apart: nothing is hidden, and no records are edited after the fact.
If you're looking for combined selections across multiple tipsters rather than individual picks, our horse racing accumulator tips take a different approach, aggregating selections into a single bet.
About Cheltenham Racecourse
Cheltenham Racecourse sits at the foot of Cleeve Hill in Gloucestershire and is the home of National Hunt racing in Britain. The course is left-handed, with two distinct tracks — the Old Course and the New Course — both running over undulating turf with a demanding uphill finish that rises 160 feet from the final bend. There is no flat racing or all-weather surface at Cheltenham; it is exclusively a jumps venue, hosting both hurdle and steeplechase races. The official Cheltenham Racecourse website has full details on upcoming fixtures and facilities.
The Cheltenham Festival
The Cheltenham Festival is the most prestigious meeting in National Hunt racing, held over four days in March. Twenty-eight races are run across the four days, featuring the best jumps horses from Britain, Ireland, and occasionally France. The headline races include the Champion Hurdle (Tuesday, 2 miles), the Queen Mother Champion Chase (Wednesday, 2 miles), the Stayers' Hurdle (Thursday, 3 miles), and the Cheltenham Gold Cup (Friday, 3 miles 2½ furlongs) — each a Grade 1 championship event that typically draws fields of 10–20 runners.
Outside the Festival, Cheltenham hosts several other significant fixtures throughout the jumps season, including the November Meeting (often used as an early-season trial for Festival contenders), the International Meeting in December, and Trials Day in January, which serves as a final dress rehearsal before the Festival itself.
What to Consider When Studying the Cheltenham Card
Cheltenham's stiff uphill finish is one of the most demanding in jump racing. Horses that lack stamina or the ability to gallop through testing ground can find themselves out of contention in the final half-furlong, even if they have travelled well for most of the race. Ground conditions at Cheltenham vary significantly through the season — the course can ride anywhere from good to firm in early autumn to heavy in midwinter — and the going often changes between the Old Course and New Course configurations used at different meetings.
Draw and rail position are not factors at Cheltenham in the way they are on flat courses, but course experience is regularly cited as relevant. The undulations, the downhill run to the third-last fence, and the sharp rise to the line are unique characteristics that some horses handle better than others. Checking whether a horse has previously run at Cheltenham — and how it performed on the track — is a common part of form study. You can see how our tipsters have fared at this course in the table above, and our nap of the day page highlights each tipster's strongest daily pick if you want a single selection to research further.
For a broader view of where the money is moving across all of today's racing, not just Cheltenham, our market movers page tracks significant price shifts before the off.
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