Check out all our Cheltenham Top Owner Betting Odds for this year's festival as we get ever closer to the start of racing at Prestbury Park.
While the Trainers and Jockeys receive the baulk of the attention when it comes to Cheltenham time, it should be noted that without the support of each owner, whether that be big or small, the event would not be the success it is!
Cheltenham Top Owner Odds
Owner | Odds | Chance |
|---|---|---|
JP McManus | 2/7 | 77.8% |
S Munir & l Soude | 5/1 | 16.7% |
Mrs J Donnelly | 8/1 | 11.1% |
Robcour | 12/1 | 7.7% |
Gigginstown House | 14/1 | 6/7% |
Mrs S Ricci | 25/1 | 3.8% |
Cheltenham Top Owner Betting Favourites
JP McManus
Festival wins: 73
Leading Owner (since 2017): 3 Times (2019, 2020, 2023)
Most Wins: 2020 (7)
The overwhelming favourite to land the most successes of all owners at Cheltenham Festival is the man whose horse done the now famous green and gold hoops (the colour of his GAA club St Liberties) JP McManus at 2/7 per the latest horse racing betting odds at BoyleSports. Those odds suggest that JP McManus has a 77.8% chance of landing the most successes of all owners at Cheltenham.
JP McManus is the most successful owner in the history of the Cheltenham Festival with his first winner at the event coming in 1982 when Mister Donovan brought him victory in the Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle four years following his first appearance at the event in 1978 he had his second winner in 1982 with Bit Of A Skite in the National Hunt Chase before disappearing from the scene until 1991.
Since then he has become synonymous with the festival for his exploits in owning horses like Istabraq, Baracouda, Synchronised and Buveur D’Air and has shown himself to be a force to be reckoned with at the meeting frequently landing gambles which has seen bookmakers out-of-pocket and running.
At the festival last year he had 4 winners and will have another strong team at this year's festival with Fact To File, Dinoblue, Jonbon, Jeriko du Reponet and Corbetts Cross among his leading fancies, it’s no surprise that he is priced at just 3/10 for most successes again next week.
S Munir & l Soude
Festival wins: 7
Most Wins: 2023 (2)
The second favourite to land the most successes of all owners at Cheltenham Festival is the duo of S Munir & l Soudet at 5/1 per the latest horse racing betting odds at BoyleSports. Those odds suggest that S Munir & l Soudet has a 16.7% chance of landing the most successes of all Owners at Cheltenham.
The ‘double green’ colours of Simon Munir and Isaac Souede have become regular faces at Cheltenham Festival for years now with their first festival winner coming back in 2010 when the Nicky Henderson-trained Soldatino won the Triumph Hurdle. Henderson's teaming with the duo has continued to be fruitful with Henderson also training the 2012 Fred Winter winner Une Artiste and a second Triumph winner, Peace And Co, in 2015.
In recent years it’s been their teaming with Mullins that has brought them the most successes with El Fabiolo and Impaire Ed Passe winning last year in the Arkle and Baring Bingham respectively.
This year they’re again expected to bring a strong team to Cheltenham with El Fabiolo again, Jasmin de Vieux, Hunters Yarn and Readin Tommy Wrong some of their leading market players currently.
Mrs J Donnelly
Festival wins: 6
Most Wins: 2020 (2)
The third favourite to land the most successes of all owners at Cheltenham next week is Mrs J Donnelly at odds of 10/1 per the latest horse racing betting odds at BoyleSports. Those odds suggest that Mrs J Donnelly has a 9.1% chance of landing the most successes of all owners at Cheltenham.
Mrs J Donnelly whose horses can be disqunished by their black and yellow colours had to wait a while for her first success at Cheltenham with Melon who was four times runner-up at the festival until they won the Cheltenham Gold Cup with Al Boum Photo in 2019 and the horse repeated the feat in 2020 for the second successive year. Mrs J Donnelly and her husband Joe have since been regular winners at the festival with their latest success coming with Gaillard du Mesnil in last year’s National Hunt Novices’ Chase.
They’re expected to bring a strong team of horses to the festival next week, headlined by State Man who could be set to go one better than his runner-up finish in the Champion Hurdle last year especially with the recent announcement that Constitution Hill will be withdrawn from the event. Other leading contenders for them include Shishkin in the Gold Cup, Sir Gino, Dancing City and Shanagh Bob.
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