Ruby Walsh’s Cheltenham Day 4 Tips 2024: Ruby Walsh Gives his Cheltenham Festival Betting Tips Today
Ruby Walsh’s Cheltenham tips and predictions for the 2024 Cheltenham Festival, starting on Tuesday 12th March and running through to Cheltenham Gold Cup day on Friday 15th March this year.
He is an expert on the Irish racing in particular and with close links to Willie Mullins’ yard, you can also get some good info from Ruby Walsh to go alongside his Cheltenham betting tips.
Ruby Walsh’s Cheltenham tips are always popular and he has landed some good odds winners in the past – also keep an eye out for the Ruby Walsh Grand National tips ahead of Aintree in March.
Since retirement, Ruby Walsh has been providing punters with some of the best horse racing tips out there. A man who knows the sport inside out, Walsh is the master of Cheltenham and has quickly taken his expertise into the world of punditry, lighting up TV coverage and beyond.
Here at thatsagoal’s Cheltenham coverage, we’re always interested in what Ruby has to say and follow his predictions closely, which we collate and bring to you right here…
Ruby Walsh’s Cheltenham Tips for Day 4
- 13:30 – Bunting (each way)
- 14:10 – Leau Du Sud
- 14:50 – Readin Tommy Wrong
- 15:30 – Galopin Des Champs
- 16:10 – Its On The Line
- 16:50 – Dinoblue
- 17:30 – Quai De Bourbon & Ocastle Des Mottes (each way)
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Ruby Walsh Cheltenham Tips Ante-post
Ruby Walsh's Cheltenham 2024 Tips | |
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DAY 4 (Friday) | |
1.30pm | Bunting (ew) |
2.10pm | Leau Du Sud |
2.50pm | Readin Tommy Wrong |
3.30pm | Galopin Des Champs |
4.10pm | Its On The Line |
4.50pm | Dinoblue |
5.30pm | Quai de Bourbon & Ocastle Des Mottes (ew) |
Ruby Walsh’s Cheltenham 2024 Lucky 15 Tip
- Tuesday 12 March (17:30), National Hunt Chase – Corbetts Cross
- Wednesday 13 March (16:10), Cross Country Chase – Galvin
- Thursday 14 March (14:50), Ryanair Chase – Envoi Allen
- Thursday 14 March (16:50), Mares Novices Hurdle – Jade Du Grugy
If you’d like even more expert tips from horse racing’s betting experts, then head over to our Pundit Tips page, where you’ll not only find Ruby Walsh tips, but predictions from the likes of Matt Chapman, Mick Fitzgerald and many more too.
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National Hunt Chase 2024: Corbetts Cross
Ruby Walsh said: “Corbetts Cross stands out to me.”
“Meetingofthewaters could turn up but I think I read Patrick [Mullins] saying the other day that he could run in the Ultima. He was 130 when he won at Leopardstown. Minella Cocooner could go here but he’d want to improve I’d say.”
“Possibly Embassy Gardens, Meetingofthewaters and maybe Nick Rockett will run, but the one I fancy is Corbetts Cross each-way. The price has come in a little. Maybe Fact To File could end up in the Brown Advisory, Spillanes Tower could end up in the Turners Chase and you start looking at the owner and where horses could get split. I just think this fella has qualified for this race and he makes appeal to me.”
Mares Hurdle 2024: Lossiemouth & Telmesomethinggirl
“Jetara was good at Christmas and surprised me, but I’m going to pull one out of that race that I think is a huge price. I think Telmesomethinggirl didn’t like jumping fences and you can write off her chase career.
She was cantering in this race two years’ ago behind Marie’s Rock when she got brought down at the second last. She ran over hurdles at Leopardstown and she gave away a lot more jumping than she was beaten and that can often happen when you come back to chasing.”
“I think Lossiemouth has the ability to stay, she’s my idea of the winner and Willie Mullins’ best chance in the race. Does she make any appeal to me at 5-2 in an ante-post bet? Absolutely none, but at 33-1 Telmesomethinggirl does for something small.”
Cross Country Chase 2024: Galvin
“I was undecided between Delta Work and Galvin betwixt and between here, but his run in the Boyne Hurdle swings me towards GALVIN in the Cross Country Chase. He was a staying-on fourth to Hiddenvalley Lake that day and will be primed for another crack at the 3m 6f contest in which he finished second last season to his year older stablemate Delta Work.”
Ryanair Chase 2024: Envoi Allen
“Envoi Allen in the Ryanair Chase has been on my mind for a while as I though he was over-priced from as far back in the Autumn. Last year’s winner has been there, done that at Cheltenham and can go close again on day three of the meeting.”
Champion Chase 2024: El Fabiolo
“It looks to be all systems go for El Fabiolo, he’s in good nick and sets a really high level of form. He looks to have the beating of Jonbon as a chaser, I know as a hurdler Jonbon beat El Fabiolo at Aintree, but they’re two very, very good horses.
You could argue that El Fabiolo’s has room for improvement in the jumping department, more so than his ability or the way he gallops. He does take the odd chance and he can get quite low so somewhere along the way that’s going to catch you out.”
Stayers Hurdle 2024: Irish Point & Ahoy Senor
“If I had the choice, I’d probably ride Irish Point. Teahupoo tried and failed last year, so I’d go with Irish Point. Go with the unknown rather than the known.”
“I’d have Ahoy Senor in any ante-post list at a huge price. Go back to last year’s Cheltenham Gold Cup, he was still in front leading them a merry dance when he fell at the last ditch. He was in good form that time, Lucinda Russell has a habit of getting horses back into good form in the spring. I could see him being a huge player getting on the front end with Derek Fox and building it up.
Do I see him winning? One or two might get by him, but would I mind holding an ante-post docket at the prices each-way when he’s turning off the top of the hill a couple of lengths in front? I could see it setting your heart racing.
I do see Irish Point in the frame and probably Teahupoo. They’re the strongest challengers and you could throw in Theleme maybe as well. Sir Gerhard has to stay. The number one pick is Irish Point.”
Mares Novice Hurdle 2024: Jade De Grugy
“Jade Du Grugy is unbeaten in two starts in Ireland since making a winning debut in France. The manner of her two wins suggest there is more to come and soft ground holds no fears for her. She has a leading chance in the Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle.”
Triumph Hurdle: Highwind
” You want to get in first for a bit of value and I thought the one that won in Punchestown last Monday that Sean O’Keeffe rode called Highwind. He did so much wrong – he never jumped a hurdle, he was keen, he was up, he was back, he was in, he was out and he still showed a serious turn of foot to put the race to bed. Went to refuse the last, landed out on his head, they landed beside him and he was gone again going to the winning post. I’d say for natural talent at 12-1, he was definitely an each-way poke. Kargese – New track, two miles and one furlong, racing keen that can be hard. You get the Cheltenham Gold Cup there, not Rory’s favourite day there, biggish crowd and lots of noise, trying to switch one off on Gold Cup day now is pretty tricky.
“I don’t know – look obviously we are 13 days out from the Spring Juvenile and that will put a different picture on it. But looking at the form and looking for the scope in improvement for horses, I think Highwind at the prices. He’s double the price of Storm Heart – I know Storm Heart was more professional at Punchestown, but you’re getting double the price for a horse that has loads of scope for improvement.”
Ruby Walsh’s Cheltenham Horse Racing Tips
When Ruby Walsh has picked his tips for today’s racing you will see them above. Almost every weekend of the National Hunt season, he will pick out his best bets for the live ITV Racing in his role as an ITV pundit and if you are watching the coverage on TV, you will see his race analysis too.
Ruby Walsh's Cheltenham 2024 Tips | |
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DAY 4 (Friday) | |
1.30pm | Bunting (ew) |
2.10pm | Leau Du Sud |
2.50pm | Readin Tommy Wrong |
3.30pm | Galopin Des Champs |
4.10pm | Its On The Line |
4.50pm | Dinoblue |
5.30pm | Quai de Bourbon & Ocastle Des Mottes (ew) |
Ruby Walsh’s Aintree Grand National Tips
Following the Cheltenham Festival we have the Aintree Grand National meeting which spans three days in Liverpool. The Grand National tips are what everybody wants from the pundits but the Ruby Walsh Aintree tips are always worth a look across the three days of racing too. Aintree is run on Thursday, and Friday and the Grand National takes place on the Saturday so as well as Ruby’s tips, we will also have all the pundit’s tips for the Grand National including Matt Chapman, Hugh Taylor and Kevin Blake.
Coming Soon – Ruby Walsh’s Grand National Tips!
Ruby Walsh’s Dublin Racing Festival (DRF) Tips
The Dublin Racing Festival is the newest of the major National Hunt Festivals and the Irish are always out in force to win some big prize pots. Willie Mullins is expected to have a few winners and that is perfect for Ruby Walsh’s tips today, tomorrow and the weekend at Leopardstown. He has a good knowledge of the Irish racing in particular and so his predictions and big race previews are worth a listen and a read.
The Dublin Racing Festival is run over two days and we will have Ruby Walsh’s Leopardstown tips as soon as he starts predicting the big races such as the Irish Gold Cup and Irish Arkle, ran in early February.
Coming Soon – Ruby Walsh’s Dublin Racing Festival Tips!
Who Does Ruby Walsh Provide Tips For?
Ruby Walsh is a prominent figure in the horse racing media these days, and he’s one of a number of pundit predictions we follow closely. He largely works for ITV Racing and Paddy Power, with his predictions coming from the latter.
He’s incredibly active with his tips for Paddy Power, with them found on the Paddy Power website as well as through social media. He offers predictions on racing right across the country, with predictions on the weekend’s meets particularly popular, as well as big festivals such as the Grand National and Cheltenham.
Who Is Ruby Walsh?
Anyone who has any remote interest in horse racing will know who Ruby Walsh is, and if you’re new to horse racing betting then you will soon.
Walsh is one of the greatest jockeys to ever race, with the Irishman the third most prolific jump jockey in Britain and Ireland, behind only Richard Johnson and Sir Anthony McCoy.
Across his career, he notched up a staggering 2,756 wins, including many major wins. Renowned for his performances at Cheltenham, he was leading jockey at the festival on a total of 11 occasions, while he also won Irish National Hunt Champion Jockey a total of 12 times.
In the Grand National, he won the race twice and is won all four Nationals in the UK, a rare feat in the sport.
At Cheltenham, he rode 59 riders, including winning the 2007 and 2009 Gold Cup with Kauto Star. His best years at the festival were in 2009 and 2016, where he won seven races, with his last Festival win coming in 2019 on Klassical Dream in the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle.
Since he’s retired, he’s stayed in the sport, and is now one of the most revered pundits in the sport, while also being an ambassador for Paddy Power, in which he’s starred in some very funny commercials.
Ruby Walsh’s Tips Today
When Ruby Walsh has picked his tips for today’s racing you will see them above. Almost every weekend of the National Hunt season, he will pick out his best bets for the live ITV Racing in his role as an ITV pundit and if you are watching the coverage on TV, you will see his race analysis too.
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