2010 Gold Cup Tip
It looks set to be another shoot out this afternoon between 2007 and 2009 winner Kauto Star and 2008 winner Denman who looks to be back to his best once again, it is already one of the most anticipated races in history. We have been pouring over the form all season to bring you our Gold Cup Tip as well as the best price currently on offer for our tip.
Cheltenham Gold Cup Betting Tips
Getting a Cheltenham Gold Cup tip is something that we will be putting up closer to the event. The Cheltenham Gold Cup is one of the more predictable of the Cheltenham Festival races as the form is well advertised prior to the event each year and the Gold Cup has been very good to favourites in recent years.
Part of selecting the Cheltenham Gold Cup Results is to look back on previous years results and analyse their form going into the race, a clear Gold Cup tip in recent times is that the King George winner is more than likely to run a big race in the Cheltenham Gold Cup Betting Odds.
Another very important Cheltenham Gold Cup tip is that you should look at selecting a horse that has course form, in general it is not the Gold Cup distance that can cause problems for horses but the undulations on the course is far more relevant. There are just those horse that prefer flat tracks and these horses sometimes do not translate their form to Cheltenham. Check out the Cheltenham Gold Cup Form guide for more information about the leading fancies in the race.
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