Hunters’ Chase Odds: Angels Dawn leads the way

The Hunters' Chase is the sixth race on day four of the Cheltenham Festival and 24 runners have been declared for this year's edition.

The event is contested over the same course and distance as the Cheltenham Gold Cup, and it is sometimes referred to as the "amateur Gold Cup". Below you can find the latest Hunters' Chase Odds.

Hunters' Chase Odds

Angels Dawn @ 7/2

Angels Dawn currently leads the betting market for the Hunters' Chase, looking to add to her Kim Muir success from a couple of years ago.

She fell here last year, but is fancied to go close this time around after wins late last year at Boulta and Dromahane.

Willitgoahead @ 4/1

Gordon Elliott's Willitgoahead is second favourite at 4/1, and jumped beautifully when beating a decent field at Thurles earlier this year.

Many expect the seven-year-old to go on to superstardom and he could be the one to give Angels Dawn the most trouble.

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Its On The Line @ 9/2

Next in the betting is Its On The Line, who finished second in this very race last season, before tasting victory at both Aintree and Punchestown.

It feels like he's yet to hit top form this term, but it would be foolish to write him off here.

Ryehill @ 8/1

We'll take a look at Ryehill next, and he could be a decent each-way punt at 8/1

Ross O'Sullivan's eight-year-old was beaten six-lengths by Angels Dawn when the pair met at Dromahane in December, but he has thrust himself into Festival contention with a runaway victory at Naas last month.

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Shearer @ 9/1

There's been plenty of support for Shearer in the build-up to the Festival and it's easy to see why.

Paul Nicholls' nine-year-old is two-from-two in Hunter Chases this season and has won over hurdles previously at Cheltenham.

Allmankind @ 11/1

Allmankind is currently priced at 11s, after winning at Higham last month, following his victory at Horseheath in December.

The nine-year-old switched to Newmarket trainer James Owen at the start of the season, and will be saddled by Alex Campbell.

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This is an Extra Place Race, meaning that Betfred will pay 5 Places (1/5 Odds) instead of 4.

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