Cheltenham Festival Day Two: Best bet, each-way selection and treble
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The Cheltenham Festival is the biggest annual event in jumps racing and one of Britain's true sporting treasures.
The action in the Cotswolds continues on Wednesday afternoon with the Queen Mother Champion Chase the feature race.
Here is everything you need to know for Day Two, including the day's best bets.
Day 2 – Key info
First race: 1.20pm Turners Novices' Hurdle
Feature race: 4.00pm Queen Mother Champion Chase
Day one of the Festival certainly didn't disappoint with some superb finishes and a mix of favourites and outsiders doing the business.
The Champion Chase is the main event on day two, the two-mile contest certain to provide a tough test of fast, accurate jumping.
The latest Cheltenham Festival odds are available on LiveScore Bet
Best bet of the day
No Drama This End to win the Turners Novices' Hurdle (13:20) @ 3/1
Paul Nicholls has endured plenty frustration in the Turners over the years, dating back to Denman finishing second two decades ago, as some rising stars have met with defeat for the first time.
No Drama This End is unbowed before now and won the Grade 1 Challow at Newbury in December, the same race The New Lion landed en route to bagging this 12 months ago.
Nicholls has made Denman comparisons and the very strong-travelling No Drama This End can justify the hype under Harry Cobden.
Best each-way bet of the day
Farren Glory each-way in the BetMGM Cup (14:40) @ 20/1
A touch of class and a decent mark will be required to win this tough handicap and Farren Glory may have both.
A Grade 1-winning novice two seasons ago, he has not progressed entirely as hoped, but he has some good form in the book nonetheless in graded company.
He ran well in Ireland last month and the step back up in trip promises to suit, while drying ground and first-time cheekpieces could make all the difference for Jack Kennedy's partner.
Day 2 acca
We're providing an accumulator suggestion for each day of the Cheltenham Festival and our Day Two treble pays 131/1 with LiveScore Bet.
Bet 1: No Drama This End to win the Turners Novices' Chase (13:20) @ 3/1
No Drama This End tanks through his races and the presence of some top Irish novices, especially I'll Sort That, should tee up this race ideally for him to show his ability at the finish.
Bet 2: Il Etait Temps to win the Queen Mother Champion Chase (16:00) @ 9/2
Jumping was the difference in the Arkle on Tuesday and it remains a concern for Majborough in the Champion Chase.
Stablemate Il Etait Temps typically jumps well and his Ascot run is forgiven last time. He can put away any notion he doesn't handle Cheltenham.
Bet 3: Love Sign D'aunou to win the Champion Bumper (17:20) @ 5/1
Willie Mullins dominates the bumper and is going for a 15th win. Love Sign D'aunou is one of five for him and won by 24-lengths on debut at Naas in January.
Patrick Mullins appeared determined to talk himself out of riding this Rich Ricci inmate as that win was on heavy ground, but he has stayed faithful.
The latest Cheltenham Festival odds are available on LiveScore Bet
