2022 Coral Gold Cup Odds - Corach Rambler heads Remastered in Newbury betting

Here's a look through the current Coral Gold Cup betting and a rundown of the most likely runners.

Topping the market we find Corach Rambler, winner of the Ultima at Cheltenham last season. Lucinda Russell's star finished fifth of seven on his reappearance in the Colin Parker, but that hasn't stopped bet365 from installing Corach Rambler as their 5/1 ante-post favourite.

Remastered has unfinished business in this legendary race, having fallen when leading in last year's renewal. David Pipe's nine-year-old sits second in the betting after making a winning reappearance over hurdles at Newbury. Third is Dan Skelton's seven-year-old Le Milos, who ran away with a competitive Class Two handicap on his return to action at Bangor.

Threeunderthrufive ran on well to place third in the West Yorkshire Hurdle on his reappearance and he's been backed into 6/1 since the seven-day declarations came in. Joe Tizzard - who's father Colin won this race with Native River and Sizing Tennessee - will run last year's runner-up and Grand National fifth, Fiddlerontheroof.

Tizzard could also be represented by both Oscar Elite and Lostintranslation. Sam Thomas has recent Ascot winner, Our Power in the mix. Nicky Henderson's Grade One winner, Chantry House will carry top-weight on his handicap debut. David Pipe's Gericault Roque slipped down the market following a poor reappearance run over hurdle at Aintree.

With no Willie Mullins or Gordon Elliott runners in the entries, Joseph O'Brien's Busselton - winner of the Kerry National on his most recent start - could be the sole Irish representative. Venetia Williams could run Cheltenham Festival winner Chambard. Other notable entrants include Neil Mulholland's Lord Accord, Evan Williams' Annsam, Anthony Honeyball's Sam Brown and Alan King's Potterman.