Mares' Chase Predictions, Betting Tips, Odds & Trends (Cheltenham 2024 - DAY 4)
- Written by David Bet
The Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase will take place on the final day of this year’s Cheltenham Festival. The 2023 Mares' Chase winner was the Colm Murphy trained Imprevious, who outbattled Allegorie De Vassy, at odds of 15/8F. Don't miss our Mares' Chase race preview with free predictions, tips, betting trends, best odds, free bets and no deposit bonuses on the 2024 Cheltenham Festival.
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The Mrs Paddy Power Mares' Chase is the penultimate race on the final day of the Cheltenham Festival - it was introduced in 2021, so this will be the fourth renewal of this race.
The Grade 2 steeplechase, run over 2m4f on the New Course at Prestbury Park, replaces the Centenary Novices’ Handicap Chase (Close Brothers Novices’ Handicap Chase) on the programme.
And now we take a closer look at this year's Mares' Chase and try to determine which horse is likely to prevail.
Who will win the Mares' Chase 2024?
DINOBLUE, who finished second in the Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Challenge Cup Handicap Chase at the Festival twelve months ago, currently heads the market. After winning at Naas and Leopardstown this term, she finished runner-up to El Fabiolo at the Dublin Racing Festival, with the horse getting relatively close to the odds-on favourite.
ALLEGORIE DE VASSY, second behind Impervious last year, bounced back to form with a brilliant win over two miles at Naas last time out. She looked to have curbed her tendency to jump to the right when winning last time.
Gavin Cromwell's LIMERICK LACE romped to victory at Clonmel in October before a brilliant second to Coko Beach in the Troytown. She recorded a 10-length success at Down Royal last time out.
Her stablemate BRIDES HILL has won all three of her starts this season at Listowel, Fairyhouse and Huntingdon. This will be a step up in class, but she won a Listed contest last time at Huntingdon in January.
Dark horses?
RIVIERE D'ETEL is likely to run for Gordon Elliott, following her win over Alegorie De Vassy at Fairyhouse, but shed tends to jump violently right and this could be a little handicap in this company. She fell in last year's race.
MARSH WREN has done nothing wrong since switching to fences. She has only been beaten by Arclight since going chasing this term and beat two useful Irish rivals at Thurles on her most recent start.
PINK LEGEND cannot be ruled out lightly despite Venetia Williams' ten-year-old has been a little out of form this season. She has made the frame in the last two editions of this race.
CAROLE'S PASS, FANTASTIC LADY and HARMONYA MAKER also come with top 3 ambitions in a very "hard to call" renewal this year.
The section below contains the most backed entries at the moment:
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Mares' Chase Trends
There are no relevant trends yet as this race is run for the fourth time in 2024.
Mares' Chase Predictions
The section below contains our betting tips on the Mares' Chase 2024. Feel free to copy our Cheltenham Festival tips and get the best prices available on the market by clicking the 'Bet' button! Are you looking for boosted odd on the Festival? Visit our Enhanced Bets section and grab huge prices!
Ruby Walsh's Tips
"The way Gordon Elliott talks about Brighterdaysahead is infectious. When he isn’t on the fence about one of his runners it’s worth listening. I can’t desert Willie Mullins’ Jade De Grugy but maybe I should listen to Gordon!"
Ruby Walsh's Mares' Chase Tips
Dinoblue (Winner)
15/8Bet
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2024 Mares' Chase FAQs
What time is the Mares' Chase?
The Mares' Chase is the sixth race run on Day 4 of the Cheltenham Festival. That falls on Friday March 15, 2024 and the official starting time is 4:50pm.
What is the distance of the Mares' Chase?
The Mares' Chase is run on a distance of 2 miles and 4 furlongs
What is the prize money for the Mares' Chase?
The total prize money on offer for the Mares' Chase at the 2024 Cheltenham Festival will be £50,000.
Who won the Mares' Chase last year?
Last year's renewal was won by Impervious at SP of 15/8f, trained by Colm Murphy and ridden by Brian Hayes.
Who is the leading jockey in the Mares' Chase?
Last year's race was won by Brian Hayes. Paul Townend won the first edition of this race while Mark Walsh was the winning jockey in 2022.
Who is the leading trainer in the Mares' Chase?
Willie Mullins trained the winner year in 2022 and 1-2-4 in the inaugural run. Colm Murphy trained last year's winner.
