Cheltenham Festival is off and running with the first three days of action logged in the history books and the final day set to run live from Gloucestershire.

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The Gold Cup will take centre stage at 4pm with Gaelic Warrior set to ride as favourite in the showpiece race.

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

Radio Times brings you all the latest Cheltenham Festival results, updated throughout each day.

Cheltenham Festival 2026 results

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

Day 4: Friday 13 March – Gold Cup Day

1:20pm - Triumph Hurdle

2:00pm - County Handicap Hurdle

2:40pm - Mares’ Steeple Chase

3:20pm - Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle

4:00pm - Cheltenham Gold Cup

4:40pm - Hunters’ Chase

5:20pm - Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle

Cheltenham Festival 2026 past results

Day 1: Tuesday 10 March – Champion Day

1:20pm - Supreme Novices’ Hurdle

  1. Old Park Star
  2. Sober Glory
  3. Mydaddypaddy

2:00pm - Arkle Challenge Trophy Chase

  1. Kargese
  2. Kopek Des Bordes
  3. Lulamba

2:40pm - Juvenile Handicap Hurdle

  1. Saratoga
  2. Winston Junior
  3. Klycot
  4. Pourquoi Pas Papa

3:20pm - Ultima Handicap Chase

  1. Johnnywho
  2. Jagwar
  3. Quebecois
  4. Blow Your Wad

4:00pm - Champion Hurdle

  1. Lossiemouth
  2. Brighterdaysahead
  3. New Lion

4:40pm - Plate Handicap Chase

  1. Madara
  2. Will The Wise
  3. Moon D'Orange
  4. Downmexicoway

5:20pm - National Hunt Novices’ Handicap Chase

  1. Holloway Queen
  2. King of Answers
  3. One Big Bang

Day 2: Wednesday 11 March – Ladies Day

1:20pm - Turners Novices’ Hurdle

  1. King Rasko Grey
  2. Act Of Innocence
  3. Zeus Power

2:00pm - Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase

  1. Kitzbuhel
  2. Final Demand
  3. Salver

2:40pm - BetMGM Cup Handicap Hurdle

  1. Jingko Blue
  2. Franciscan Rock
  3. Storm Heart
  4. Ballyadam

3:20pm - Cross Country Chase

  1. Final Orders
  2. Favori De Champdou
  3. Vanillier

4:00pm - Queen Mother Champion Chase

  1. Il Etait Temps
  2. Libberty Hunter
  3. L'eau Du Sud

4:40pm - Grand Annual Handicap Chase

  1. Martator

  2. Jazzy Matty

  3. Break My Soul

  4. Release The Beast

5:20pm - Champion Bumper

  1. The Mourne Rambler
  2. Mets Ta Ceinture
  3. Bass Hunter

Day 3: Thursday 12 March – St Patrick’s Thursday

1:20pm - Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle

  1. White Noise

  2. Oldschool Outlaw

  3. Place De La Nation

2:00pm - Jack Richards Novices’ Handicap Chase

  1. Meetmebythesea

  2. Gold Dancer

  3. Regent's Stroll

  4. King Alexander

2:40pm - Mares’ Hurdle

  1. Wodhooh
  2. Jade De Grugy
  3. Feet Of A Dancer

3:20pm - Stayers’ Hurdle

  1. Home By The Lee

  2. Ballyburn

  3. Bob Olinger

4:00pm - Ryanair Chase

  1. Heart Wood

  2. Jonbon

  3. Banbridge

4:40pm - Pertemps Final Handicap Hurdle

  1. Supremely West

  2. Lavida Adiva

  3. Ikarak

  4. Letos

5:20pm - Kim Muir Challenge Cup Handicap Chase

  1. Ask Brewster

  2. Road To Home

  3. Monbeg Genius

  4. Kim Roque

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