We've put together a list of the biggest-priced winners in the history of the Cheltenham Festival.
There have been three horses who have won races at the Cheltenham Festival at odds of 100/1.
Hipparchus was the first triple-figure priced winner at the Cheltenham Festival when winning the Grand Annual back in 1954.
Famous Gold Cup winner Norton's Coin triumphed in the Blue Riband event in 1990, while Poniros joined the elite club after taking the honours in the 2025 Triumph Hurdle.
There have also been a number of Cheltenham Festival winners at odds of over 50/1, with Martator winning the Grand Annual at 66/1 in 2026.
For more information on this year's meeting, take a look at our Cheltenham Festival 2026 guide.
We also have a dedicated hub for all the latest Cheltenham Festival odds and a bespoke Cheltenham Offers page for the latest promotions.
Cheltenham Festival biggest-priced winners
- Hipparchus (1954 - Grand Annual) - 100/1
- Norton's Coin (1990 - Cheltenham Gold Cup) - 100/1
- Poniros (2025 - Triumph Hurdle) - 100/1
- Jeff Kidder (2021 - Boodles Juvenile Hurdle) - 80/1
- Croco Bay (2019 - Grand Annual) - 66/1
- It Came To Pass (2020 - Hunters' Chase) - 66/1
- Eileendover (2021 - Champion Bumper) - 66/1
- Premier Magic (2023 - Hunters' Chase) - 66/1
- Sine Nomine (2024 - Hunters' Chase) - 66/1
- Martator (2026 - Grand Annual) - 66/1
- Beech Road (1989 - Champion Hurdle) - 50/1
- Arctic Kinsman (1994 - Supreme Novices' Hurdle) - 50/1
- Kilbricken Storm (2018 - Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle) - 50/1
- Eglantine Du Seuil (2019 - Mares' Novices' Hurdle) - 50/1
- Minella Indo (2019 - Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle) - 50/1
- Lisnagar Oscar (2020 - Stayers' Hurdle) - 50/1
- Commander Of Fleet (2020 - Commander Of Fleet) - 50/1
- Divine Fortune (2023 - Pertemps Network Final) - 50/1
- Apolon De Charnie (2026 - Triumph Hurdle) - 50/1
