Key Highlights
- Ben Linfoot provides free horse racing tips for the November Meeting at Cheltenham.
- Three selections are highlighted: Serious Challenge in the Greatwood Hurdle, Nassalam in the Oddschecker Handicap Chase, and Klass Langy in the Talking Sense Handicap Chase.
- The analysis focuses on form, weight conditions, and past performances of each horse.
- Experts from various stables are quoted regarding their horses’ potential performance.
Cheltenham November Meeting: Free Tips from Ben Linfoot
On Sunday, November 16, 2025, the Cheltenham racecourse will host its final day of the November Meeting, with a series of exciting races scheduled. Leading up to this event, form expert Ben Linfoot has provided his free horse racing tips for the day, focusing on three key selections that could prove profitable.
Back SERIOUS CHALLENGE in the 3.30 Cheltenham Greatwood Hurdle (12/1)
In the feature race of the day, SERIOUS CHALLENGE, a five-year-old horse trained by Fergal O’Brien and ridden by J J Burke, is one to watch. Linfoot cites his impressive form from both flat racing and novice hurdling, noting particularly his victory over Bowensonfire at Ayr in heavy ground. The horse has since managed to secure ratings that suggest he could have a strong performance on Sunday.
Commenting on the race, Linfoot says: “I expect he will come on significantly for that and you have to think they’ll revert to more prominent tactics here, which can help him avoid trouble in this big field.”
Back NASSALAM in the 2.55 Cheltenham Oddschecker Handicap Chase (14/1)
NASSALAM, a horse trained by the Moores brothers and currently rated at 147, is another selection to consider. Despite recent issues with ground conditions, Linfoot believes that he could bounce back on his preferred surface. His previous performances in heavy ground suggest he has the potential to deliver an impressive run.
Linfoot explains: “I actually thought he looked on good terms with himself at Cheltenham last time despite him being pulled up, as he jumped nicely until the tempo lifted and I think we’ll see a different horse now he’s got his ground.”
Back KLASS LANGY in the 2.20 Cheltenham Talking Sense Handicap Chase (12/1)
In the first race of the selections, KLASS LANGY, trained by Joseph O’Brien and ridden by R Deegan, is recommended for those looking to back a horse making its debut over fences. Linfoot notes his previous form in France and suggests that he could be a valuable addition to this race.
According to Linfoot: “Klass Langy is rated 122 for his stable debut after being lightly-raced in France, but he’s got form on testing ground at Auteuil and Compiegne.”
The Cheltenham November Meeting promises to be a thrilling day of horse racing with these selections by Ben Linfoot providing valuable insights for bettors looking to participate. As the weather turns colder and more suitable for racing, enthusiasts can look forward to an exciting day at the races.
