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Cheltenham Festival

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Cheltenham Festival

The premier National Hunt fixture in British horse racing, known formally as the National Hunt Meeting. It has been held at Cheltenham Racecourse in Gloucestershire since 1910. The highlights of the three-day festival are the Cheltenham Gold Cup (first run in 1924) and the Champion Hurdle (first run in 1927).



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