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Get the best Cheltenham tips from bettingexpert [bettingexpert] It's St Patricks Thursday at The Cheltenham Festival. See the full Day 3 preview below from Stephen Harris, including full race schedule, predictions and bettingexpert tips. Stephen Harris' Daily Tips bettingexpert's resident Horse Racing Editor and Hall of Fame tipster Thursday has a very Irish feel to it as Cheltenham celebrates St. Patrick’s day, albeit a few days early. The day kicks off with the JLT Novices’ Chase, which often produces a top class performer to follow over the next few years in the highest class. The Ryanair Chase is always an interesting contest, one of the more recent additions to the festival programme, it sits very much as a back up to the championship races. For all that it can often be seen as one of the weaker Grade Ones, it boasts some strong alumni including Imperial Commander, Dynaste and Cue Card. Don Cossack couldn’t justify favouritism in 2015, giving way to what turned out to be AP McCoy’s final Cheltenham Festival winner, Uxizandre. Ryanair Chase winners need speed and fluency, losing just a length at any fence can have a devastating consequences. [See All Cheltenham Day 3 Tips & Predictions]( Featured Bookmaker offers Bet £10 get £60 Bet £10 Get £60 commercial content / 18+ / T&C apply *Qualifying bet must be placed at odds of 2.00 or greater. £50 Free Sports Bet split into 5 bets of £10 each, valid on set events only; **Wager must be 40 times the Free Casino Bonus in order to withdraw winnings. Credit or Debit Card deposits only; Deposit and bet of £10 required within 7 days of opening new account, T&C's apply [Claim Offer]( Money Back Money Back As A Bonus Up To £30 If Your First Cheltenham Bet Loses commercial content / 18+ / T&C apply Important info: New customers only, located in UK, Aged 18 years or older; Place a sports bet of minimum £1 with odds 2/5 (1.40) or greater, max stake back up to £30; Wagering requirements: 3x for sport, 25x for casino; bonus will expire 60 days of opt in; T&C apply. [Claim Offer]( [See all featured offers]( [gambleaware.co.uk] [eCOGRA] [18+ Play Res] Better Collective A/S, Toldbodgade 12, 1253, Copenhagen K, Denmark You may [unsubscribe]( or [change your contact details]( at any time.

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