Cheltenham Day 4 Tips: Friday's Tips For 2025 Festival

Gold Cup day at Cheltenham is the grand finale of the festival. It brings with it some of the most highly anticipated races of the week with it including of course the main race of the festival, the Cheltenham Gold Cup. Our Cheltenham Day 4 Tips take an in-depth look at all of the different races on this final day to bring you our very best tips for the concluding day.

Our team will take an in-depth look at each race of Day 4 to bring you all of our thoughts as to why we’ve selected each of our Day 4 tips. We will be using the recent form of the horses, jockeys and trainers to help us come to a conclusion of our most fancied horses of Gold Cup day.

Click on any of the race names below to see our Stats & Trends page, plus our tip for each race

Triumph Hurdle - 1.20pm

The opener to the final day of the festival is certainly a good one this grade 1 contest for 4-year-olds. Our triumph hurdle tips will help you choose a future star.

William Hill County Hurdle - 2.00pm

This race is a two-mile handicap contest that has often seen big-priced outsiders run well. We take this into account with our County Hurdle Tips.

Mrs Paddy Power Mares' Chase - 2.40pm

A new race at Cheltenham, first ran in 2021 covers the same course and distance as the Ryanair chase. Take a look at our Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase tips to see who we’ve selected and why.

Albert Bartlett Novices Hurdle - 3.20pm

The AB is the second Grade 1 of the day and is run over a length of 2 miles and 7 furlongs. There is plenty of scope for outsiders to perform well here. See or AB Hurdle tips to see our thoughts on the card.

Cheltenham Gold Cup - 4.00pm

The penultimate race of the Cheltenham Festival, the Gold Cup is the most highly anticipated event of the week. It runs over a distance of 3 miles and 2 furlongs and is extremely competitive. Take a look at our Gold Cup tips to see who we’ve selected and why.

St James's Place Festival Challenge Cup - 4.40pm

Previously known as the Foxhunters Chase, this race is only open to amateur jockeys. Given it's similarities to the preceding Gold Cup - it is run on the same course and over the same distance - unsurprisingly it is often known as the Amateur Gold Cup.

Martin Pipe Handicap Hurdle - 5.20pm

The concluding race of the festival is strictly for conditional jockeys and is named after the legendary horse racing trainer Martin Pipe.

As mentioned before the Cheltenham Gold Cup is the biggest race of the entire week and falls on the final day of the festival, Friday. This is the main race that everyone wants to secure a winner in. We’ve tracked all of the horses in this race over the past few months to make sure we’ve got a clear idea of how the race might go down on the final day.

During the months on the run-up to the festival, we’ll be watching all of the horses, trainers and jockeys to bring you the most informed tips on day 4 of Cheltenham. We’ll also be monitoring the results from day one, two and three of the festival to see which trainers have been performing best. This will give us a better idea of which horse may have the best capabilities of winning on the final day of Cheltenham.

The final day of the Cheltenham Festival features some of the biggest races of the 4-day long national hunt event. This means if there are any bookmakers that you currently aren’t a member of then there is lots of potential to use your free bets or bet credits on this day. See the Cheltenham Free Bets that we have available on our specific page.

We’d recommend signing up to any bookmaker/s that you don’t have prior to the first race and then placing a bet on the first race at 1:30. Once this settles, depending on the offer you signed up to, you may be given some free bets. These can be used for the rest of day 4 on events including the Cheltenham Gold Cup. You can use all the tips on this page to help you select a horse to back in each race throughout the final day of Cheltenham.

With the scale of racing on the final day of the festival, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved with multiples bets for the horses. If you’re looking to put our Cheltenham Festival Tips into a type of multiples bets you can see all of our different selections on our main website here:

• Win Treble Tips
• Lucky 15 Tips
• Place Longshot Tips
• Request-a-bet Tips
• ITV 7 Tips

Other specific tips available on our main site:

• NAP of the Day
• Each Way Tips
• Dark Horse Tips
• Late Tips

You can also see our Cheltenham tips for the other days of racing:

• Cheltenham Day 1 Tips
• Cheltenham Day 2 Tips
• Cheltenham Day 3 Tips