Raceday LIVE – All The Glory
Cheltenham,
Fri 13 Mar 2026 14:40
Related horse(s):
All The Glory
All The Glory is set to make history for the Coral Racing Club this afternoon, as she heads to the home of jumps racing for the Grade 2 Mares' Chase (14:40) to become our first ever runner at the Cheltenham Festival.
Read our Raceday LIVE Preview below and join us ahead of the race for all the build-up and live updates from the track on X (@CRCofficial).
Raceday LIVE Preview
All The Glory's first season as a chaser is set to hit new highs as our superstar mare heads to the Cheltenham Festival for today's Grade 2 Mares' Chase (14:40), taking her place alongside the best mares in her division.
Although it hasn't all been plain sailing in the first five runs since switching to fences, All The Glory has already showed bundles of improvement this season. Since making her debut in a match up last October at Chepstow, she's finished a length third in a really competitive Class 2 Handicap on Winter Millions weekend at Windsor and backed that up with a solid fourth place finish in Listed company at Huntingdon.
All The Glory in action at Chepstow under Jonjo Jr on her chase debut
Although this will be her first venture into graded company over fences, it won't be the first time that she's raced at the level overall having competed in graded contests over hurdles twice before. She won one of those contests, a Limited Handicap that has since been reclassified, at Newbury in 2024. The second of her Grade 2 runs came at Ascot last summer, and although things didn't go her way that day, it was good experience for her to line up against the best of the best horses in the division.
Today's field is absolutely laden with talent, and to no surprise it's Dinoblue at the head of the market for maestro trainer Willie Mullins who finished second in this race two years ago, before going one better to win last year. Panic Attack is another notable runner, aiming to win her fourth race in a row after winning Graded contests here at Cheltenham and Newbury, before returning to Newbury in January to record her hat-trick.
All The Glory (now rated 127) is the lowest rated horse with a handicap mark in today's race, however, in the past two years the Mares' Chase has seen Marsh Wren (then rated 132) finish third in 2024 and Mayhem Mya (then rated 123) finish fourth in 2025, so her rating by no means dampens our hopes of her finishing in the places if everything falls right.
Regardless of her finishing position, we're incredibly proud to even have a runner on the biggest stage of them all and we hope she can come home safe and sound. Today is a day for everyone involved with the Club to make the most of and we hope everyone is able to tune in to catch the race at 14:40.
Pipped At The Post – Member Exclusive
As a Coral Racing Club member, thanks to our Pipped At The Post offer, once you opt-in, you could be paid as a WINNER in CASH up to a stake of £/€10 if your horse finishes 2nd by a neck or less behind the winner in today's 14:40 at Cheltenham – click here to find out more.
Exclusive Price Boost on All The Glory
Tap below to head over to the Horse Racing Specials page and check out your exclusive price boost on All The Glory to finish in the top four in today's 14:40 at Cheltenham
Racing TV Analyst, Chris Dixon, previews the Grade 2 Mares' Chase at Cheltenham and tells us how he thinks the race will play out for All The Glory
All The Glory was better than the bare result when caught too far back at Huntingdon last time in a race that ultimately didn’t get to the bottom of her. However, she has plenty to find as she goes up in grade in the Mares Chase at Cheltenham on Friday. Last year’s winner Dinoblue is the one to beat & should go well for a stable that have had a great week, while Panic Attack, who has had an outstanding season also represents a stable in fine form & looks the main threat with her superior stamina potentially a help as the race could turn into a good test.
Trainer and Jockey Statistics
Jonjo & AJ O'Neill got off the mark at the Cheltenham Festival on day one as Johnnywho won the Ultima and Monbeg Genius ran a stormer in yesterday's Kim Muir to finish third. All The Glory is one of two runners for the Jackdaws Castle team today, with Wilful featuring in the County Hurdle (14:00).
Jonjo O'Neill Jr has ridden two winners from his last 19 rides over the past two weeks, but no doubt the son of Jonjo O'Neill will be hoping for a change in fortune at Cheltenham today after getting no luck from his three mounts there so far this week.
All The Glory's Owners for the Day
As winners of the recent Owner for the Day competition, 3 lucky Coral Racing Club members have been given the chance to enjoy an exclusive owners experience for All The Glory's run at the Cheltenham Festival this afternoon.
What's included in this Owner for the Day prize?
Prize Money
Today's Grade 2 contest is worth a massive £130,000 in total, with the winner set to earn a lucrative £73,151 for their lucky owners.
2nd: £27,560 | 3rd: £13,793 | 4th: £6,890 | 5th: £3,458 | 6th: £1,729
CHELTENHAM 14:40 – LATEST ODDS
We hope you enjoyed reading today's Raceday LIVE Preview. Don't forget to tune in just before 14:40 to watch All The Glory's run at the Cheltenham Festival live on the Coral Sports app.
Read our Raceday LIVE Preview below and join us ahead of the race for all the build-up and live updates from the track on X (@CRCofficial).
Raceday LIVE Preview
All The Glory's first season as a chaser is set to hit new highs as our superstar mare heads to the Cheltenham Festival for today's Grade 2 Mares' Chase (14:40), taking her place alongside the best mares in her division.
Although it hasn't all been plain sailing in the first five runs since switching to fences, All The Glory has already showed bundles of improvement this season. Since making her debut in a match up last October at Chepstow, she's finished a length third in a really competitive Class 2 Handicap on Winter Millions weekend at Windsor and backed that up with a solid fourth place finish in Listed company at Huntingdon.
All The Glory in action at Chepstow under Jonjo Jr on her chase debut
Although this will be her first venture into graded company over fences, it won't be the first time that she's raced at the level overall having competed in graded contests over hurdles twice before. She won one of those contests, a Limited Handicap that has since been reclassified, at Newbury in 2024. The second of her Grade 2 runs came at Ascot last summer, and although things didn't go her way that day, it was good experience for her to line up against the best of the best horses in the division.
Today's field is absolutely laden with talent, and to no surprise it's Dinoblue at the head of the market for maestro trainer Willie Mullins who finished second in this race two years ago, before going one better to win last year. Panic Attack is another notable runner, aiming to win her fourth race in a row after winning Graded contests here at Cheltenham and Newbury, before returning to Newbury in January to record her hat-trick.
All The Glory (now rated 127) is the lowest rated horse with a handicap mark in today's race, however, in the past two years the Mares' Chase has seen Marsh Wren (then rated 132) finish third in 2024 and Mayhem Mya (then rated 123) finish fourth in 2025, so her rating by no means dampens our hopes of her finishing in the places if everything falls right.
Regardless of her finishing position, we're incredibly proud to even have a runner on the biggest stage of them all and we hope she can come home safe and sound. Today is a day for everyone involved with the Club to make the most of and we hope everyone is able to tune in to catch the race at 14:40.
Pipped At The Post – Member Exclusive
As a Coral Racing Club member, thanks to our Pipped At The Post offer, once you opt-in, you could be paid as a WINNER in CASH up to a stake of £/€10 if your horse finishes 2nd by a neck or less behind the winner in today's 14:40 at Cheltenham – click here to find out more.
Exclusive Price Boost on All The Glory
Tap below to head over to the Horse Racing Specials page and check out your exclusive price boost on All The Glory to finish in the top four in today's 14:40 at Cheltenham
Racing TV Analyst, Chris Dixon, previews the Grade 2 Mares' Chase at Cheltenham and tells us how he thinks the race will play out for All The Glory
All The Glory was better than the bare result when caught too far back at Huntingdon last time in a race that ultimately didn’t get to the bottom of her. However, she has plenty to find as she goes up in grade in the Mares Chase at Cheltenham on Friday. Last year’s winner Dinoblue is the one to beat & should go well for a stable that have had a great week, while Panic Attack, who has had an outstanding season also represents a stable in fine form & looks the main threat with her superior stamina potentially a help as the race could turn into a good test.
Trainer and Jockey Statistics
Jonjo & AJ O'Neill got off the mark at the Cheltenham Festival on day one as Johnnywho won the Ultima and Monbeg Genius ran a stormer in yesterday's Kim Muir to finish third. All The Glory is one of two runners for the Jackdaws Castle team today, with Wilful featuring in the County Hurdle (14:00).
Jonjo O'Neill Jr has ridden two winners from his last 19 rides over the past two weeks, but no doubt the son of Jonjo O'Neill will be hoping for a change in fortune at Cheltenham today after getting no luck from his three mounts there so far this week.
All The Glory's Owners for the Day
As winners of the recent Owner for the Day competition, 3 lucky Coral Racing Club members have been given the chance to enjoy an exclusive owners experience for All The Glory's run at the Cheltenham Festival this afternoon.
What's included in this Owner for the Day prize?
- Free racecourse entry
- Access to the Owners & Trainers enclosure
- Access to the Parade Ring before the race
- Meet All The Glory and the Jonjo & AJ O'Neill team
- Take home a share of any prize money she wins
Prize Money
Today's Grade 2 contest is worth a massive £130,000 in total, with the winner set to earn a lucrative £73,151 for their lucky owners.
2nd: £27,560 | 3rd: £13,793 | 4th: £6,890 | 5th: £3,458 | 6th: £1,729
CHELTENHAM 14:40 – LATEST ODDS
We hope you enjoyed reading today's Raceday LIVE Preview. Don't forget to tune in just before 14:40 to watch All The Glory's run at the Cheltenham Festival live on the Coral Sports app.
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