Mares' Chase Predictions, Betting Tips, Odds & Trends (Cheltenham 2022 - DAY 4)
- Written by David Bet
The Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase will take place on the final day of this year’s Cheltenham Festival. The 2022 Mares' Chase winner was the Willie Mullins' trained Colreevy, at odds of 9/4. Don't miss our Mares' Chase race preview with free predictions, tips, betting trends, best odds, free bets and no deposit bonuses on the 2022 Cheltenham Festival.
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Mares' Chase Betting Preview
The Mrs Paddy Power Mares' Chase is the penultimate race on the final day of the Cheltenham Festival - it is new for 2022.
The Grade 2 steeplechase, run over 2m4f on the New Course at Prestbury Park, replaces the Centenary Novices’ Handicap Chase (Close Brothers Novices’ Handicap Chase) on the programme.
And now we take a closer look at this year's Mares' Chase and try to determine which horse is likely to prevail.
Who will win the Mares' Chase 2022?
ELIMAY has only run six times over fences up to the end of the 2020/21 season, never finishing outside of the first two. She was runner-up to Coolrevy in the 2021 renewal, beaten only by half-length. JP McManus' mare has won at Fairyhouse since then, handles the track and stays well.
Gordon Elliott’s MOUNT IDA won the 2021 Kim Muir. It was a memorable race as she was on the verge of being pulled up for the majority of the race before recording a six and a half-length victory. She was beaten by Elimay at Fairyhouse at the end of last season but reversed that result in a Fairyhouse Grade 3 on New Year’s Day.
CONCERTISTA won the 2022 Mares’ Novices’ at Cheltenham before only narrowly getting touched off by Black Tears in last year’s Mares’ Hurdle. She also rediscovered form with two consecutive victories this season at Grade 2, landing as the odds-on favourite in the Dawn Run Mares Novice Chase after previously winning at Cork.
ZAMBELLA is a five-time Listed winner but she fell in this race 12 months ago. Should Nigel Twiston-Davies raise here game here, she can be a contender.
Dark horses?
VIENNA COURT won her last two at Cheltenham, most recently at the November meeting. She impressed on New Year’s Day too, beating Simply The Betts, but she was slightly disappointing at Huntingdon when she was turned over when odds on.
Having readily claimed the Grade 3 Flyingbolt Novice Chase eight days earlier at Navan, SCARLET AND DOVE won the Charleville Cheese Irish EBF Mares Novice Chase, overcoming a blunder at the ninth fence to run out a comfortable seven-length winner. Prior to that, she fell at the second last at Thurles in January. She could mount a serious challenge for a top 3 finish.
PINK LEGEND and MAID O'MALLEY look well beaten in this company.
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Mares' Chase Trends
There are no relevant trends yet as this race is run for the second time in 2022
Mares' Chase Predictions
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2022 Mares' Chase FAQs
What time is the Mares' Chase?
The Mares' Chase is the sixth race run on Day 4 of the Cheltenham Festival. That falls on Friday March 18, 2022 and the official starting time is 4:50pm.
What is the distance of the Mares' Chase?
The Mares' Chase is run on a distance of 2 miles and 4 furlongs
What is the prize money for the Mares' Chase?
The total prize money on offer for the Mares' Chase at the 2022 Cheltenham Festival will be £50,000.
Who won the Mares' Chase last year?
Last year's renewal was won by Colreevy at SP of 9/4, trained by Willie Mullins and ridden by Paul Townend.
Who is the leading jockey in the Mares' Chase?
Paul Townend won the first edition of this race last year.
Who is the leading trainer in the Mares' Chase?
Willie Mullins trained the 1-2-4 in the inaugural run.
