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Mares competing over fences in the Mares Chase at Cheltenham
Race 6 ยท Ladies' Day ยท Wednesday, 11 March 2026 ยท ~4:50pm

Mares' Chase

Live betting odds comparison for the Grade 1 mares' chasing championship โ€” 2m 3f 200y ยท Grade 1 ยท Old Course

Distance: 2m 3f 200y Grade: Grade 1 Time: ~4:50pm Course: Old Course Type: Mares' Only Chase

Mares' Chase 2026 โ€” Odds Comparison

Compare the latest odds from all major bookmakers for the Mares' Chase at Cheltenham Festival 2026. Updated regularly as Ladies' Day on 11 March approaches.

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About the Mares' Chase

The Mares' Chase is the flagship mares-only chasing race at Cheltenham Festival, a Grade 1 contest over two miles three furlongs and two hundred yards that identifies the best female chaser in training.

The race was added to the Festival card as part of the continued expansion of dedicated mares' opportunities at the highest level of jump racing โ€” a recognition that the quality of mares in the sport has risen to the point where they deserve their own championship race over fences at the Festival, just as they do over hurdles.

Willie Mullins has dominated this race since its inception, regularly producing mares of exceptional quality who have dominated the Grade 1 mares' chase programme throughout the season before arriving at Cheltenham as market leaders. His track record in this race makes his runners almost impossible to oppose on form, though the market price they command means finding value requires careful consideration of the alternatives.

The intermediate trip of two miles three furlongs suits mares who combine quality at two miles with the ability to see out a bit further when the pace dictates. The Old Course provides a thorough test, and mares who have won over this sort of trip at Grade 1 level during the season arrive with the strongest credentials.

Mares competing in the Grade 1 Mares Chase at Cheltenham Festival

๐Ÿ† CheltenhamBet Expert Tips โ€” Mares' Chase 2026

  • Follow the Mullins mares: Willie Mullins' mares who have dominated the Grade 1 mares' chase programme during the season are the starting point for any Mares' Chase analysis. Identify his likely runner and assess whether the market price represents fair value.
  • Grade 1 mares' chase form: The key qualifying form comes from the Grade 1 mares' chases in Ireland, particularly at Leopardstown and Navan. Horses who have won at this level and who are improving through the season have the strongest Festival credentials.
  • Consider the distance profile: The Mares' Chase over 2m 3f 200y can suit either a sharp two-miler stretching out or a stayer dropping back. Identify which type each leading contender represents and assess whether the trip suits them.
  • British mares at bigger prices: The occasional British-trained mare at double-figure prices who has won a Grade 1 or Grade 2 mares' chase in Britain can represent outstanding each-way value against the heavily-backed Irish market leaders.
  • Watch for market confidence: A significant ante-post move in the final two weeks before the Festival โ€” particularly if a Mullins mare shortens dramatically after her final piece of work โ€” is an extremely reliable signal of stable confidence.