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Cheltenham Day 2 Tips & Free Bets - Ladies Day Tips
Day 2 of the Cheltenham Festival is ‘Ladies Day’, when racegoers don their finest attire to celebrate this special day of racing.
The day’s feature race, the Queen Mother Champion Chase over two miles, is scheduled for 3:30pm.
Find out all the information on Cheltenham Day 2 tips, offers and free bets here!
Cheltenham Day 2 Betting Tips
When we get to the second day our Cheltenham day 2 tips will appear here, with views from Alan Kelly and Charlie McCann on what promises to be another exciting day of action at the Cheltenham Festival.
The feature race is the Queen Mother Champion Chase, a thrilling bare-knuckle ride over two miles that demands both speed and precision in equal measure.
Other big betting races on Day 2 include the newly named Gallagher Novices’ Hurdle, the Coral Cup and the Champion Bumper, which is always a very active betting market, attracting a host of big gambles.
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Cheltenham Festival Day 2 Schedule & Racecards
Check out the full schedule for the second day of the 2025 Cheltenham Festival below.
Time | Cheltenham Day 2 Races |
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1:30pm | Gallagher Novices’ Hurdle Race |
2:10pm | Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase |
3:50pm | Coral Cup |
3:30pm | Queen Mother Champion Chase |
4:10pm | Cross Country Chase |
4:50pm | Grand Annual Chase |
5:30pm | Champion Bumper |
Gallagher Novices’ Hurdle Betting
Previously known as the Ballymore, the Gallagher is a novice race with an added stamina test. It is often a contest that throws up future Stayers’ Hurdle, Ryanair Chase, and even Gold Cup contenders.
Check out our Gallagher Novices’ Hurdle tips.
Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase Betting
A race perhaps better known as the RSA Chase still, this is three miles, a slog, and a real jumping test. You need to be incredibly tough to win this and be on course to be a Gold Cup-standard horse if the last few runnings are anything to go by.
Check out our Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase tips.
Coral Cup Betting
A fast and furious handicap hurdle, a big field and plenty of luck in running needed. Like with many of the other Cheltenham handicaps, the margin to get into this race is very small, with the handicap often covering just a few pounds from top to bottom.
Check out our Coral Cup tips.
Champion Chase Betting
The feature race on day two is a challenging two-mile test over the bigger obstacles - you need excellent jumping to win this, as well as speed and the ability to get out of trouble when it happens. A race that has seen some vintage English vs Irish clashes through the years.
Check out our Champion Chase tips.
Cross Country Chase Betting
The oddball of the festival - you’ll love it or hate it. However, the quality of this race continues to grow, with past winners including the legendary Tiger Roll, who took victory in 2018, 2019, and 2021.
Check out our Cross Country Chase tips.
Grand Annual Chase Betting
This is another fiercely competitive Cheltenham Festival handicap for punters to solve. This one is over the bigger obstacles, and just like the Coral Cup earlier in the day, you don’t just need to be the best; you also need plenty of luck to win this race.
Check out our Grand Annual Chase tips.
Champion Bumper Betting
The final race on day two is another one that is equally important on the day as it is for the future. It is the only flat race of the meeting, one for young horses just starting their journey, and often a race that the Irish dominate.
Check out our Champion Bumper tips.
Cheltenham Festival Day 2 Overview
The second day of the Cheltenham Festival is all about the Queen Mother Champion Chase - an extreme test of jumping ability and speed.
The Cross Country Chase is a real marmite event, but it certainly offers a different angle for punters at the Cheltenham Festival and is worth watching at 4:10pm.
We’ve also got a chance to see what the future will look like, with the Champion Bumper rounding off the card, a flat race for youngsters who will be going jumping next season, and a chance for them to get an early moment in the spotlight.
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Cheltenham Day 2 FAQs
When is Cheltenham Ladies Day?
Ladies Day at the Cheltenham Festival always takes place on the second day of the four-day Festival and always falls on the Wednesday. In 2025, Cheltenham Ladies Day is on Wednesday 12th March.
What is the feature race on Day 2 of Cheltenham?
The feature race on Day 2 of the Cheltenham Festival is the Queen Mother Champion Chase which is run over the minimum two-miles on the Old Course.
Who won the Queen Mother Champion Chase in 2024?
The Irish runner Captain Guiness won the 2024 Champion Chase, landing a surprise result on the day.
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Scott Mcglynn
Scott is an experienced betting content writer supplying content to major bookmakers and several sports betting websites. His passions are horse racing and Scottish football, and he’s a regular attendee at racetracks at home and abroad.