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The Cheltenham Festival 2023 - Tuesday 14 to Friday 17 March
Four extraordinary days of racing featuring 14 Grade One races across four seven-racecards as the best horses, trainers and jockeys go head to head. Each of the 28 races offers something to savour.
To plan your visit to Cheltenham for Race Week check out our Guide to The Cheltenham Festival 2023, featuring style guides for ladies and men, where to stay, eat, park your car and special offers from venues throughout Cheltenham. For more style inspiration visit our Photo Gallery - Cheltenham Festival 2022.
Be a part of the best jump racing in Britain, the four-day jump racing festival, which includes Gold Cup Day. Tickets from £35 for the Best Mate Enclosure, from £52 for Tattersalls Enclosure and from £83 for the Club Enclosure.
Several luxury hospitality packages available too from VIP private box packages; The Orchard Pods accommodating 12-20 guests and a private balcony, plus the Panoramic Restaurant.
FOUR DAYS OF EXTRAORDINARY...
Day One, Champion Day: The Festival roar is moments away.
Day Two, Festival Wednesday: The Queen Mother of all racedays
Day Three, St Patricks Thursday: Part of England, forever Ireland
Day Four, Gold Cup Day: Witness the creation of a legend.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL
History was made in the 2020 Cheltenham Gold Cup, when 68,000 racegoers roared home Al Boum Photo in the 3.30pm feature race for the second consecutive year ridden by Paul Townend and owned by Willie Mullins.
Al Boum Photo became the first back-to-back winner of the £625,000 G1 Cheltenham Gold Cup since Best Mate (2002, 2003 & 2004).
Rachael Blackmore made history in 2022 by becoming the first female jockey to win the Gold Cup.
For more unmissable events in Cheltenham check out our helpful guides - Cheltenham 2023 Festivals Guide & Cheltenham What's On Guide