The first day of Cheltenham Festival 2025 has arrived with another batch of superb races to play out across Gold Cup Day.

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Galopin Des Champs is the favourite to go all the way and triumph for a third successive edition of the grand old trophy.

There are seven races on today, the first five live on ITV1 and ITVX, while the last two races are live on Racing.TV.

RadioTimes.com brings you all the latest Cheltenham Festival results, updated throughout each day.

Cheltenham Festival 2025 results

Updated in real time throughout the day. Key races in italics.

Day 4: Friday 14th March – Gold Cup Day

  • Triumph Hurdle - 1:20pm
  • County Handicap Hurdle - 2:00pm
  • Mares' Steeple Chase - 2:40pm
  • Novices’ Hurdle - 3:20pm
  • Cheltenham Gold Cup - 4:00pm
  • Festival Hunters’ Chase - 4:40pm
  • Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle - 5:20pm

Cheltenham Festival 2025 past results

Day 1: Tuesday 11th March – Champion Day

Supreme Novices’ Hurdle - 1:20pm

  1. Kopek Des Bordes
  2. William Munny
  3. Romeo Coolio
  4. Karniquet

Arkle Novices' Chase - 2:00pm

  1. Jango Baie
  2. Only By Night
  3. Majborough

Handicap Chase - 2:40pm

  1. Myretown
  2. The Changing Man
  3. Malina Girl

Mares’ Hurdle - 3:20pm

  1. Lossiemouth
  2. Jade De Grugy
  3. Take No Chances

Champion Hurdle Challenge Trophy - 4:00pm

  1. Golden Ace
  2. Burdett Road
  3. Winter Fog

Juvenile Handicap Hurdle - 4:40pm

  1. Puturhandstogether
  2. Robbies Rock
  3. Liam Swagger

National Hunt Novices' Chase Challenge Cup - 5:20pm

  1. Haiti Couleurs
  2. Rock My Way
  3. Will Do
  4. Resplendent Grey

Day 2: Wednesday 12th March – Style Wednesday

Novices’ Hurdle - 1:20pm

  1. The New Lion
  2. The Yellow Clay
  3. Final Demand

Novices’ Steeple Chase - 2:00pm

  1. Lecky Watson
  2. Stellar Story
  3. Better Days Ahead

Coral Cup Hurdle - 2:40pm

  1. Jimmy Du Seuil
  2. Impose Toi
  3. Ballyadam

Cross Country Steeple Chase - 3:20pm

  1. Stumptown
  2. Latenightpass
  3. Vannillier

Queen Mother Champion Chase - 4pm

  1. Marine Nationale
  2. Jonbon
  3. Captain Guinness

Grand Annual Handicap Chase - 4:40pm

  1. Jazzy Matty
  2. Unexpected Party
  3. Midnight It Is

Champion Bumper - 5:20pm

  1. Bambino Forever
  2. Heads Up
  3. Shuttle Diplomacy

Day 3: Thursday 13th March – St Patrick's Thursday

Mares' Novices’ Chase - 1:20pm

  1. Air Of Entitlement
  2. Sixandahalf
  3. Diva Luna

Novices' Limited Handicap Chase - 2:00pm

  1. Caldwell Potter
  2. Anyway
  3. O'Moore Park

Network Final Handicap Hurdle - 2:40pm

  1. Doddiethegreat
  2. Jeriko Du Reponet
  3. Catch Him Derry

Ryanair Chase - 3:20pm

  1. Fact To File
  2. Heart Wood
  3. Envoi Allen

Stayers’ Hurdle - 4:00pm

  1. Bob Olinger
  2. Teahupoo
  3. The Wallpark
  4. Rocky's Diamond

Festival Plate Handicap - 4:40pm

  1. JagwarF
  2. Thecompanysergeant
  3. Masaccio

Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup - 5:20pm

  1. Daily Present
  2. Johnnywho
  3. Sa Majeste
  4. Weveallbeencaught
  5. Manothepeople

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