2022 Mares' Chase Odds - Elimay and Mount Ida top Grade Two betting

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Mon 07 Mar 2022 11:42

Jon Vine 07 Mar 2022

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Latest odds and betting for the 2022 Mares' Chase
This Grade Two takes place at the Cheltenham Festival on Friday 18th March
Elimay and Mount Ida are the 5/2 joint-favourites with Paddy Power
Concertista, Riviere D'Etel and Zambella also feature in the betting

Paul Townend riding Colreevy (R) clear the last to win The Mrs Paddy Power Mares' Chase from Mark Walsh and Elimay (L) at Cheltenham. (Getty)

The newest race at the Cheltenham Festival takes place on Gold Cup day, as several talented runners clash in the Mares' Chase. The inaugural running of this Grade Two took place last year and viewers can look forward to another excellent edition this time around.

Let's take a look through the latest Mares' Chase betting and run through the headline entries.

2022 Mares' Chase Odds

Name	Odds
Elimay	5/2
Mount Ida	7/2
Concertista	7/2
Riviere D'Etel	11/2
Zambella	10/1
Put The Kettle On	10/1
Bar	12/1

*Odds taken on 4/3/22*

2022 Mares' Chase Entries

Elimay & Mount Ida2022 Mares' Chase Joint-FavouriteGET 5/2 HERE

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Leading the way in the betting is Elimay, who lost out narrowly to Colreevy in this race 12 months ago. She's joined at the head of the market by Mount Ida, who won the Kim Muir at Cheltenham last season and has already beaten Elimay in Graded company this term.

Concertista could represent last year's winning trainer, Willie Mullins. Nigel Twiston-Davies' Zambella could return for another crack, having fallen in the race 12 months ago.

Riviere D'Etel and Put The Kettle On feature in the betting, but they'll likely head for the Arkle and the Champion Chase respectively. Henry De Bromhead's could run Gin On Lime, with Alan King likely to throw his talented novice, The Glancing Queen into the penultimate race on day four of the Cheltenham Festival.

Other likely runners include two-time Cheltenham handicap winner Vienna Court, Joseph O'Brien's hardy mare Scarlett And Dove, and Willie Mullins' duo of Agusta Gold and Dolcita.