Brown Advisory Novices Chase Predictions, Tips & Odds (Cheltenham 2024 - DAY 2)
- Written by David Bet
The Brown Advisory Novices' Chase (named RSA Chase until 2020) is the showpiece steeplechase event for novice racehorses at the Cheltenham Festival, run over a challenging distance of 3 miles and 110 yards with horses required to jump a total of 19 fences. Patrick Neville's The Real Whacker beat the red-hot favourite Gerry Colombe at odds of 8/1 in last year's renewal. Find here our Cheltenham 2024 Brown Advisory Novices' Chase race preview, with odds, tips, predictions, trends, free bets and betting promotions.
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Brown Advisory Novices' Chase Betting Preview
The Brown Advisory Novices' Chase is an ideal race for looking at potential future Cheltenham Festival champions, particularly as many winners of this contest have gone on to win the Cheltenham Festival's highlight - the Gold Cup. It's a Grade 1 chase covering three miles and about half a furlong, for horses aged five years and upwards. With a distance of three miles and half a furlong, horses need the same level of stamina to win this race that they do a Gold Cup.
With so many talented horses expected to run this race, solving the 2024 Brown Advisory Novices' Chase betting enigma can be a real puzzle.
And now we take a closer look at this year's Brown Advisory Novices' Chase and try to determine which horse is likely to prevail.
Who will win the Brown Advisory Chase 2024?
Last season’s Champion Bumper runner-up FACT TO FILE is the dominant novice chaser this season and heads the antepost market at 10/11. He twice chased home A Dream To Share, and despite being turned over on his chase debut when second to American Mike, he made no mistake in powering success by 17 lengths in the Ballymaloe Relish Rising Stars Beginners Chase.
Paul Nicholls' STAY AWAY FAY won the Albert Bartlett at the Festival last year and has proven just as good, if not better over fences. He has scored in two of his three runs, including a Grade 2 at Sandown, and finished third in the Cotswold Chase. In this race he jumped and travelled well and briefly looked like he was going to win comfortably until he was caught out for a bit of pace after the final fence.
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Henry De Bromhead's novice MONTY'S STAR is a smart hurdler who has improved for fences and looks tailor made for this sort of test. He finishing third behind Corbetts Cross at Fairyhouse in early December and then scored in impressive style over this sort of trip at Punchestown on New Year's Eve.
GIOVINCO is 2 from 5 this season over fences and also finished a close second to Stay Away Fay in a Sandown Grade 2 in December.SANDOR CLEGANE, third in last year's Albert Bartlett, is 0 from 3 this season but has recorded two good 2nd placements in graded races at Naas and Punchestown over this sort of trip.
AMERICAN MIKE, runner-up in the Champion Bumper two years ago, beat Fact To File at Navan over 2m 4f in November. He disappointed at Limerick around Christmas but bolted up in a Grade 2 at Navan over this sort of trip.
At the moment, the most backed horses are the following:
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Brown Advisory Novices' Chase Trends
- 8 of the last 24 favourites won
- 11 of the past 12 winners went off at single figures. The exception was O'Faolains Boy (12/1) in 2014.
- 16 of the last 17 winners had previously won a Grade One or Grade Two contest
- 8 of the last 12 winners had at least 1 previous win at Cheltenham
- 10 of the previous 12 winners had at least three races over the larger obstacles beforehand
- 10 of the last 13 winners ran over hurdles at the previous year's Festival
- 19 of the last 24 winners were aged 7
- 9 of the last 9 winners were rated 150+
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Brown Advisory Novices' Chase Predictions
The following section contains our free betting tips on the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase 2024. Feel free to copy our Cheltenham Festival expert picks and get the highest prices available on the market by clicking the 'Bet' button!
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2024 Brown Advisory Novices' Chase FAQs
What time is the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase?
The Brown Advisory Novices' Chase is the second race run on Day 2 of the Cheltenham Festival. That falls on Wednesday March 13, 2024 and the official starting time is 2:10pm.
How many obstacles are jumped in the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase?
There are 19 obstacles to jump for the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase runners
What is the distance of the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase?
The Brown Advisory Novices' Chase is run on a distance of 3 miles and 89 yards
What is the prize money for the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase?
The total prize money on offer for the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase at the 2024 Cheltenham Festival will be around £182,000.
Who won the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase last year?
Last year's renewal was won by The Real Whacker at SP of 8/1, trained by Patrick Neville and ridden by Sam Twiston-Davies.
What weights are carried for the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase?
11 st 2 lb for five-year-olds. 11 st 4 lb for six-year-olds and up, with a 7 lb allowance for fillies and mares.
Who is the leading jockey in the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase?
Overall, Pat Taaffe is the most successful jockey having ridden four winners. Davy Russell has three victories. There are no multiple winners still in activity.
Who is the leading trainer in the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase?
Willie Mullins trained a record fifth winner three years ago - one more than Nicky Henderson, who has three wins and four placings from just 14 runners in the past 10 years. Overall, Henderson has saddled 4 winners.
