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How to Bet on the County Hurdle
Futures
Bettors can place a wager on a horse race weeks or even months in advance via futures markets, which is also known as ante-post betting in the UK and Ireland.
Using futures markets, bettors can back a horse to win the County Hurdle well before the race at the Cheltenham Festival. The benefit of placing an ante-post wager is that it allows you to secure a better price on a horse should the odds contract in the days or weeks leading up to a race.
Some bookmakers offer a non-runner no-bet on Cheltenham races. If you place a futures bet on a horse and it doesn’t run, the betting site will issue a refund. However, check that your betting site offers this service before placing a wager.Win
Simply a bet on a horse to win the County Hurdle. If the selection wins the race, successful bettors will be paid out. Any other result and the bet is a loser.
Place
A place bet is a wager on a horse to finish in one of the top positions, such as first, second, third, or sometimes fourth, depending on the size of the field and the bookmaker’s terms.
Each-Way
An each-way bet is a two-part wager with a bettor’s stake split 50/50 between a win bet and a place bet. Should your horse win the race, bookmakers will pay out on both the win and place parts of the race. If it only places, you get a reduced payout based on a fraction of the odds (often 1/4 or 1/5).
Each-way bets are a good option for long County Hurdle odds.
How to Read County Hurdle Odds
Horse racing odds are presented in three main formats, depending on your region. Most online horse racing betting sites allow you to choose between the formats in your account settings:
Mainly used in the UK and Ireland, fractional odds are displayed as a fraction, such as 3/1 (read out as three to one).
The number on the left of the line is your profit relative to the stake, which is the number on the right.
So, if a horse had County Hurdle odds of 3/1, bettors would make £30 profit for every £10 they wagered if the horse won.
What is the County Hurdle?
The County Hurdle is a leading handicap hurdle race for horses aged 5 and above. It is run over 2 miles and 1 furlong at the Cheltenham Festival in March. It's held on the festival's final day and features eight hurdles for horses to jump.
First run in 1920, the race often showcases future stars—State Man and Rooster Booster both went on to win the Champion Hurdle after their success in the County Hurdle.
About Gambling.com's Odds Comparisons
At Gambling.com, we provide the latest, up-to-the-minute odds for the County Hurdle from all the major betting sites.
The odds are updated in real time, giving bettors the best value on win and each-way bets for the race.
Bookmakers' odds and lines regularly change, and we track and reflect each alteration via our custom comparison tool.
By regularly checking the County Hurdle odds on Gambling.com and reading our expert horse racing betting tips, bettors have a great chance of backing a winner at the best odds available.
