Cheltenham Festival 2022 Mega Accumulator Tip 7559/1

The handicap races at the Cheltenham Festival, of which there are nine in total, present notoriously difficult puzzles for punters to solve and we have picked out an each-way yankee bet acorss the four days. However, the odds of reward are attractive enough to make them worth the effort, so we’ve taken a cut at four of them, for a long-range yankee bet. A Yankee consists of 11 bets in total: 6 doubles, 4 trebles and one 4-fold accumulator so we need at least two of these horses to place to get a return on our each-way bet. FREE BET: There are numerous brand new sign-up offers you could use to get a free bet on the Cheltenham Festival including this Bet Goodwin offer which gets you a £10 free bet when you bet £10.

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Ultima Handicap Chase, Tuesday, March 15

The score between Does He Know and Threeunderthrufive currently stands at 1-1, but a line through Doyen Breed, whom Does He Know beat most recently in the Reynoldstown Novices’ Chase at Ascot, suggests Kim Bailey’s 7-year-old may have the edge here. He appears versatile, going-wise, and won over course and distance in November, so has plenty going for him. Selection: Does He Know (7/1 with Ladbrokes)

Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle, Thursday, March 17

Sporting John was beaten favourite behind the veteran Kansas City Chief on his penultimate start, over course and distance, in December, but returned to winning ways with a ready, 3-length victory over The Jam Man at Warwick the following month. The runner-up did that form no favours when beaten out of sight in a valuable handicap hurdle at Leopardstown last month, but Sporting John still looks realistically handicapped off a 4lb higher mark. Selection: Sporting John (8/1 with Ladbrokes)

Paddy Power Plate Handicap Chase, Thursday, March 17

Celebre D’Allen made a seamless transition back to fences at Warwick last month, winning not by far, but comfortable enough to suggest a 6lb rise in the weights is entirely justified. The Network gelding has won all three starts since joining Philip Hobbs from French trainer Louisa Carberry in October and looks a worthy favourite, despite facing his toughest test so far. Selection: Celebre D’Allen (6/1 with Ladbrokes)

Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Handicap Chase, Thursday, March 17

Former pointer Omar Maretti has made a promising start to his career under Rules, winning four of his five starts so far and may be capable of taking another step forward here. Indeed, he put up his best effort yet when jumping well to win a similar event at Catterick last month with plenty in hand and a 5lb rise in the weights may well underestimate him. Good to soft, or soft, going should suit him admirably and, at a double-figure price, he looks excellent value. Selection: Omar Maretti (14/1 with Ladbrokes)

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Tom Segal’s Cheltenham Festival tips 2022

Supreme Novices’ Hurdle preview and betting tips (first race day 1)