Five 2016 Festival accas to consider: Geraghty, Mullins, Nicholls, Tizzard feature

Super sixfold banker on more Mullins magic

If that isn’t a tempting enough acca, why not add in odds-on Queen Mother Champion Chase (day two) and Dawn Run Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle (day three) favourites Un De Sceaux and Limini into the bargain?

Going with a heralded half-dozen of Mullins horses wagering just €/£2 will land almost €/£105 profit in your Coral account, and that means you’re getting more than 50/1 on this sensational sixfold.

Don’t forget we’re offering fallers insurance for the Cheltenham Festival. If you horse can’t clear a fence, then you’ll receive your stake refunded as a free bet up to €/£25.

Barry Geraghty day two double

Irish jockey Barry Geraghty has great claims of taking both of the first two races on Queen Mother Champion Chase day; Wednesday, March 16th.

On board odds-on Neptune Novices’ Hurdle favourite Yanworth and the fancied More Of That in the RSA Chase, you can get a nifty 9/2 double on Geraghty, with a €/£10 investment returning €/£55.

Paul Nicholls each-way treble

While top British trainer Paul Nicholls has few if any favourites going into this year’s Festival, he does have a magnificent Cheltenham record and surely can’t leave the 2016 edition empty-handed.

Taking trio Dodging Bullets (2015 Queen Mother Champion Chase winner), Vibrato Valtat (Ryanair Chase) and Saphir Du Rheu (World Hurdle, the feature race of day three) each-way means a fraction of the odds (either a quarter or fifth for the first three or four past the post) will be paid out if these selections finish in the places.

Putting on just €/£1 each-way (€/£2 total wager) could return a maximum of almost €/£1240. With such an amount riding on this tasty treble for so small a stake, this has to be worthy of consideration.

Colin Tizzard double

Don’t overlook some of the smaller stables at this year’s Cheltenham Festival. Colin Tizzard has red-hot World Hurdle favourite Thistlecrack and 2016 Cheltenham Gold Cup entrant Cue Card, who has won all three of his starts this season – including the King George VI Chase at Kempton.

A €/£3.50 gamble on this delightful double returns just over €/£40, and this could be a worthy investment. Cue Card has surprised this term no doubt, while Thistlecrack cruised to Long Walk and Cleeve Hurdle (around course and distance) successes.

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