Cheltenham Festival 2025: Lossiemouth now odds-on for Mares’ Hurdle
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Lossiemouth is the 8/13 favourite with Ladbrokes for Tuesday’s Mares’ Hurdle at Cheltenham Festival 2025 after her confirmation was announced on Sunday.
Willie Mullins’ grey was also entered into the Champion Hurdle, but after a week of speculation about where she would end up following Brightersdaysahead’s Champion declaration, Lossiemouth has been declared for the Mares’.
Second-favourite Jade De Grugy drifted to 4/1 on the back of the announcement.
Mares' Hurdle 2025 odds
There are now four heavy favourites on Tuesday, leading the bookies to anticipate a repeat of the Festival’s opening day 10 years ago, when punters were on the verge of a £50m payout on the back of Douvan, Un De Sceaux, Faugheen and Annie Power four-folds before the latter fell at the final flight.
This Tuesday’s favourites four-fold is a touch over 7/1.
Cal Gildart of Ladbrokes said: “After a week of speculation, Lossiemouth is a Mares’ Hurdle horse. It means that 10 years on from Annie Power’s dramatic fall at the last on Day 1 of Cheltenham, we’re primed for punters going big on a favourites four-fold.”
2025 Mares’ Hurdle winner
- 8/13 Lossiemouth
- 4/1 Jade De Grugy
- 12/1 Joyeuse, July Flower
- 16/1 Kala Conti, Take No Chances
- 20/1 bar
Day 1 favourites four-fold
- Kopek Des Bordes (evens Supreme Novices’)
- Majborough (4/7 Arkle)
- Lossiemouth (8/13 Mares’)
- Constitution Hill (8/13 Champion) – 7.2/1
For those interested, Ladbrokes has an 'everything you need to know' piece ahead of Cheltenham, as well as a beginner's guide to betting at the festival.
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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.