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The Cheltenham National Festival is one of the most prestigious events in the UK and each year thousands of people flock to the tiny town to witness one of the most sort after horse racing events the world has ever seen.

So, what are the best reasons to head over to the Cheltenham Festival this year? One great reason is Cheltenham Festival Hospitality which does come at a price. However, it is completely worth every penny. The hospitality at Cheltenham Festival is absolutely brilliant and you are pampered like a true VIP from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave. You will be served exquisite wine and food and have your every need catered for.

The roar of the crowd as the tapes rise for the first race of the Cheltenham Festival each year tells you everything you need to know – 12 months of waiting for this festival are over and people are more than eager to see their bets win them back some money. Total prize money for the racers in Cheltenham Festival for this year is an astonishing £3.67M.

Another fantastic reason to come over to the Cheltenham Festival is the scenery. The Needham & Needham structure at the Cheltenham Festival is located in the small town between Keith Prowse facility and the glass fronted boxes. It truly is a unique place to visit and immerse yourself in the astounding atmosphere. There really is nothing as better as this tremendous festival.

If you can you should try and get a private box for yourself. This is another great reason to go to the Cheltenham Festival. Each box at the Cheltenham Festival has amazing sliding glass doors which open onto a communal balcony overlooking the magnificent course. This is a great way to entertain executive guests or simply just to have a good day out.

Champion Trainer Paul Nicholls is extremely confident of repeating last year’s success at the Cheltenham Festival. Runaway Gold Cup Winner Denman led home a Nicholls 1-2-3 in the Festival’s showpiece Gold Cup race ahead of stable mates Kauto Star and Neptune Collonges. This year the famous competition is in full swing. Cheltenham Festival Hospitality is at a high price this year and many people have already bought their VIP tickets and passes for one of the most eagerly anticipated events of the year. Kauto Star, ridden by Ruby Walsh, is the clear favourite for this years return. Nicholls boasts another four hopefuls in the big race in Big Bucks’s, My Will, Nozic and Star De Mohaison. But despite Denman’s poor showing on his recent return to action following a heart abnormality, Nicholls says it is difficult to predict how the defending champion will show at Prestbury Park and it is too early to write the race off.
Despite the great weight of expectation following his recent years of success, the Somerset-based trainer has not lost any of his appetite, particularly with the Festival on the horizon. He will take a stable of roughly thirty horses for the 4 day meeting from 10-13 March and is very hopeful of picking up even more winners at this year’s event. The competition is hotting up this year and there are numerous Horses that are more than capable of winning the event this year.
Cheltenham has been a historic national event for some time now and thousands of people flock down to London to come and see it. It is difficult to explain to someone what the Cheltenham Festival actually means but it is a great four days and great to be getting involved in it. Hospitality at Cheltenham Festival is in high demand this year so I would get booking early in order to guarantee your place!