Day 3 of the Cheltenham Festival is upon us. If yesterday's action was anything to go by, we should be in for an exciting afternoon. We've got all the updates and reactions you need if you're looking for Cheltenham results.
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The highlight of today's racing is the Stayer's Hurdle at 3:30pm, where Gordon Elliott's Teahupoo is seen as a narrow favourite.
This post will be updated throughout the day on a race by race basis with all the Cheltenham results.
Cheltenham Results - Day 3
This post will be updated throughout the afternoon to bring you all of the day 3 Cheltenham results.
13:30 Turners Novices' Chase
- Stage Star 15/2
- Notlongtillmay 40/1
- Mighty Potter 4/6
- Appreciate It 3/1
Here are the Cheltenham results from the Turners Novices' Chase . 40/1 longshot Notlongtillmay led in the final stages, but Stage Star's strong finish was enough for Harry Cobden to ride home and take first place for the Paul Nicholls trained horse.
👊 @PFNicholls has a first #CheltenhamFestival winner since 2020
Stage Star makes most to land the G1 Turner Novices' Chase under a fine ride from @CobdenHarry for @ownersgroupuk pic.twitter.com/hxTFtrEsoS
— Racing TV (@RacingTV) March 16, 2023
14:10 Handicap Hurdle
- Good Time Jonny 9/1
- Salvador Ziggy 10/1
- Mill Green 22/1
- Green Book 40/1
- Walking On Air 9/1
- An Tailliur 10/1
It was a frantic finish to the Handicap Hurdle, with Galway native Liam McKenna riding Tony Martin's trained Good Time Jonny to victory. With a number of horses within touching distance of a Cheltenham victory until the final hurdle, it was the 9/1 shot that fought off pressure from the likes of Salvador Ziggy and Mill Green to win the race.
🟥🟩 Good Time Jonny pulls clear to win the Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle!
He's worked his way through the field with precision!#ITVRacing | #CheltenhamFestival pic.twitter.com/uDVCTfyjKv
— ITV Racing (@itvracing) March 16, 2023
14:50 Ryanair Chase
- Envoi Allen 13/2
- Shishkin EVS
- Hitman 22/1
- French Dynamite 28/1
Envoi Allen became Henry de Bromhead's third winner of the 2023 Cheltenham Festival after a fantastic run at the Ryanair Chase, with Rachael Blackmore aboard to win yet another Cheltenham race in the famous red, white and blue colours. Shishkin was the favourite from the off but struggled in the opening exchanges and despite recovering in the latter stages, Envoi Allen had too much for him.
Envoi Allen - magnificent in the Ryanair Chase 👏
🏇 21 runs
🥇 15 wins
☑️ Seven G1 victories
🚀 Three Cheltenham Festival wins
🏆 G1 Ryanair Chase
🏆 G1 Ballymore Novices' Hurdle
🏆 G1 Champion Bumper
👑 Sumptuous@HenrydeBromhead | @rachaelblackmor | #CheltenhamFestival pic.twitter.com/vqRAtdb8VX— Racing TV (@RacingTV) March 16, 2023
15:30 Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle
- Sire Du Berlais 33/1
- Dashel Drasher 40/1
- Teahupoo 9/4
- Flooring Porter 9/2
It's the biggest odds win of the festival so far, with 33/1 longshot Sire Du Berlais rode by Kildare's Mark Walsh for Gordon Elliott, on his sixth ever Cheltenham appearance which sealed a shock win in the Stayers' Hurdle. Sire Du Berlais fended off competition in the final stages from Dashel Drasher who came into the race at 40/1 and 9/4 favourite Teahupoo.
🟨🟩 Sire Du Berlais battles to the win in the Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle
💪 A gruelling race serves up a shock!#ITVRacing | #CheltenhamFestival pic.twitter.com/egTjfgKGOE
— ITV Racing (@itvracing) March 16, 2023
16:10 Handicap Chase
- Seddon 20/1
- Fugitif 11/1
- Shakem Up'arry 16/1
- Gevrey 125/1
Dubliner Ben Harvey found his first ever Cheltenham win after a brilliant showing with 20/1 horse Seddon in the Handicap Chase. Fugitif and Shakem Up'arry proved to be his closest rivals towards the end, but Seddon's power and stamina proved too much for the rest of the field.
🇮🇪 Another Irish-trained winner - Seddon strikes in the @MagnersUK Plate Handicap Chase for @McConnellRacing & Ben Harvey#CheltenhamFestival pic.twitter.com/JnX1OfGSdP
— Racing TV (@RacingTV) March 16, 2023
16:50 Jack de Bromhead Mares' Novices' Hurdle
- You Wear It Well 16/1
- Magical Zoe 15/2
- Halka Du Tabert 12/1
- Luccia 6/4
Jamie Snowden's trained You Wear It Well won the Jack De Bromhead Mares' Novices' Hurdle, with Henry de Bromhead coming close with his horse Magical Zoe finishing second. Davy Russell rode Halka Du Tabert to a third place finish, but it was the 16/1 You Wear It Well which performed fantastically throughout.
👏 Classy performance from You Wear It Well
G2 honours for @jamiesnowden & Gavin Sheehan who team up to land the Jack De Bromhead Mares' Novices' Hurdle #CheltenhamFestival pic.twitter.com/JA6fmQQnYo
— Racing TV (@RacingTV) March 16, 2023
17:30 Amateur Jockeys' Handicap Chase
- Angels Dawn 10/1
- Stumptown 7/2
- Mr Incredible 4/1
- Dunboyne 8/1
The Irish trainers came out on top again in the final race of the day, with Sam Curling's horse Angels Dawn winning the Amateur Jockeys' Handicap Chase, fending off pressure from the likes of Stumptown and Mr Incredible in the final moments in what was a thrilling end to Day 3 of the Cheltenham Festival.
🥊 Angels Dawn vs Stumptown - thriller!
A game effort from the mare Angels Dawn who wins a cracking renewal of the Kim Muir for Sam Curling & Pa King to lead home at least a 1-2-3-4-5-6 for Ireland #CheltenhamFestival pic.twitter.com/Xy18V3biSx
— Racing TV (@RacingTV) March 16, 2023
Cheltenham Results - Day 2
Day 2 of the festival featured some brilliant performances, with Enurgumene taking home the big prize of the day. The Willie Mullins trained horse took home the Boyle Sports Champions Chase at odds of 6/5 having been backed into favourite overnight. Impaire et Pass was also a short odds winner in the Novices' hurdle to start the day.
Delta Work backed up last year's Glenfarclas Cross Country Chase by winning the event once again, while Langer Dan got over last year's disappointment to claim the Coral Cup Handicap Hurdle at odds of 9/1.
The longest shot in terms of winners came in the Grand Annual Challenge, where 22/1 shot Maskada took home the victory for Henry de Bromhead.
It was a good day for the Irish trainers overall, with The Real Whacker coming in at 8/1 in the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase for Limerick man Paddy Neville. While Neville is now based in England, he spent 17 years as a trainer in this country before making the move across the Irish Sea.
Here's hoping for more top class action in day 3 of the Cheltenham Festival.
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