Cheltenham Festival Plate Handicap Chase 2023 Tips & Odds

Festival Plate Handicap Chase 2023 Tips, Odds & Race Preview

Better known by its former title, the Mildmay of Flete Challenge Cup, this two mile four-and a-half-furlong race is a valuable Handicap Chase with £110,000 in added prize money.

It is always a hotly contested steeplechase with all but three of the past 12 winners going off at a double-digit price. Read on for Festival Plate Handicap Chase Betting odds, tips and free bets for the 2023 race.

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Race Details
When:	Thursday 16th March, 4:10pm
Prize:	£110,000
Distance:	Two-miles four-furlongs
Race Type	Grade 3 Chase
Age:	5-Years+
Course	New Course
Weights:	Handicap
Where to watch?	ITV, Racing UK, Bookmaker Streams

Festival Plate Handicap Chase Tips

If you like competitive Cheltenham Festival handicaps then this is certainly one of the toughest for punters to solve across the entire four days of the meeting. A guaranteed big field makes this even tougher, with Irish runners coming across, previous course form, current form, ground and trip all to consider before punters can even begin to try and work this out.

As the Cheltenham Festival draws closer, we will update this page with our full betting preview, the latest odds for the race and any other key info that punters need before they place their bets.

Check out the latest odds and all our Cheltenham day 3 Tips.

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Festival Plate Handicap Betting Odds (March Update)

This is a race that often comes to life just before the final declarations are made.

Many tentative entries are made, but given the competitive nature of the handicap, plus the chance to run in other races over slightly longer or shorter distances, firm plans are not really made until the week before Cheltenham, and this will be when a real favourite emerges from the pack.

Looking for betting offers for this race? Check out our Cheltenham Free Bets page for all the latest ones!

What Happened in 2022?

A brilliant front running performance from Coole Cody, who was in the leading pack throughout and when he needed to find more, certainly did, coming away from the field to take this competitive handicap by six and a half lengths.