ITV racing tips: Best bets at Cheltenham for Friday – November Meeting Day 1
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Our expert offers his best Cheltenham tips as he gives his picks for Friday’s ITV racing on day one of the November Meeting, including a nap ...
Our expert offers his best Cheltenham tips as he gives his picks for Friday’s ITV racing on day one of the November Meeting, including a nap
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Ron worked for the Racing Post for more than 20 years, covering some of the biggest events in horse racing, before joining the Telegraph Media Group in May 2025. An all-round sports fan, he favours football, golf and, unsurprisingly, horse racing – and he covers all of these in his role as Telegraph Media Group Betting Writer.
Ron worked for the Racing Post for more than 20 years, covering some of the biggest events in horse racing, before joining the Telegraph Media Group in May 2025. An all-round sports fan, he favours football, golf and, unsurprisingly, horse racing – and he covers all of these in his role as Telegraph Media Group Betting Writer.
Friday is day one of the November Meeting at Cheltenham and four of the six races are being shown live on ITV1 this afternoon.
I have verdicts, tips and star ratings for each of those, which may provide some clues for the Festival in March. In addition, there is our guide to the UK’s best horse racing betting sites.
Any odds are provided by Sky Bet and correct at the time of publication.
Kingston Narcissus: The first ITV race on day one of the Cheltenham November Meeting and the ground may be quicker than ideal for leading form contenders Derryhassen Paddy and King’s Bucks.
However, it will suit Kingston Narcissus. The worry for this Dan Skelton-trained seven-year-old is the trip, as he has never tried further than 2m 5½f and has a Flat background.
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