Cheltenham Gold Cup live: All results today, Day 4 winners and updates

Gin Coco, Sharjah, Ballyadam 10/1

Path D’oroux, Magnor Glory 14/1

Winter Fog, Faivoir, Wonderwall 20/1

The Irish jockey looks to defend the title she won in 2022, when A Plus Tard finished in front of Minella Indo and Protektorat and the horse remains popular with tips this week.

There has been rain around Cheltenham racecourse throughout Wednesday and Thursday, but Blackmore remains bullish about her chances on one of racing’s biggest stages after picking up her second win of the week on Envoi Allen.

ITV1 will broadcast the first five races of each day’s coverage, which starts from 1pm, while subscription channel Racing TV will show every race, including the final two of the day, with build-up ahead of the races.

Cheltenham can be watched live in its entirety on Racing TV’s website and app by race fans, provided they are subscribers to the channel. Meanwhile, ITV also live-stream the first five races on the ITVX website and app.

A number of betting websites and apps also show all the races, provided you have a funded account with them.

With millions wagered each year on events like the Gold Cup, it is a lucrative week for the bookmakers, with forecast wind and rain perhaps making 2023’s races even more unpredictable than usual.

A number of the United Kingdom’s biggest bookies are offering free bets to celebrate Cheltenham week. Here are the best offers if you’re looking to have a flutter:

The Cheltenham Festival 2023 has reached its final day and the biggest event on the racing calendar has delivered some thrilling action already.

Rachael Blackmore steered Honeysuckle to a fairytale and highly emotional victory in the Mares’ Hurdle on Day 1, on her final career start for Henry de Bromhead, before Energumene and Delta Work were among the big-name winners on Day 2 and the 33/1 shot Sire Du Berlais won the Stayers’ Hurdle on Day 3.

Here’s everything you need to know about watching the Cheltenham Festival:

As well as the Gold Cup, punters will be excited to take on plenty of Grade 1 races this week and the action does not stop after Good Time Jonny won the Pertemps Network Final Hurdle and Sire Du Berlais took the Stayers’ Hurdle.

On Friday, the County Hurdle and the Mares Chase will also be high-profile races, even with the Gold Cup as the main attraction.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the 2023 Cheltenham Festival including the full race card and Day 4 schedule for Friday:

There’s time for one more packed race card including seven exciting races to showcase the finest in the sport in the Cotswolds, including the highly-anticipated Gold Cup.

The Irish trainers contiue to shine and will hope to triumph once again after landing the Prestbury Cup 12 months ago with a mighty 18 wins compared to just 10 for British-trained horses.

Here’s everything you need to know about the 2023 Cheltenham Festival with tips and best bets to take on Day 4 on Friday:

Turners Novices’ Chase – 1.30pm

1. Stage Star – 15/2
2. Notlongtillmay – 40/1
3. Mighty Potter – 4/6

Pertemps Network Final Hurdle – 2.10pm

1. Good Time Jonny – 9/1
2. Salvador Ziggy – 10/1
3. Mill Green – 22/1

1. Envoi Allen – 13/2
2. Shishkin – 1/1
3. Hitman – 22/1

Stayers’ Hurdle – 3.30pm

1. Sire Du Berlais – 33/1
2. Teahupoo – 9/4
3. Dashel Drasher – 40/1

County Plate Chase – 4.10pm

1. Seddon – 20/1
2. Fugitif – 11/1
3. Shakem Up’arry 16/1

Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle – 4.50pm

1. You Wear It Well – 16/1
2. Magical Zoe – 15/2
3. Halka Du Tabert -12/1

Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup – 5.30pm

1. Angels Dawn -10/1
2. Stumptown – 7/2
3. Mr Incredible – 4/1

Welcome to The Independent’s live coverage of the Cheltenham Festival.

We’ve reached the final day of the festival and the iconic Cheltenham Gold Cup. Can Rachael Blackmore triumph for a second year in a row?

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