Moosh Tips Jump Racing – National Hunt Horse Racing Tips for Hurdles and Chases

Moosh Tips jump racing provides expert National Hunt horse racing tips for the exciting world of hurdles and steeplechase racing. From October through to the spring Cheltenham and Aintree festivals, Moosh Tips delivers daily jump racing selections covering all the major National Hunt meetings across the UK and Ireland.

National Hunt racing — also known as jump racing — is a uniquely thrilling spectacle. The combination of speed, stamina, and jumping ability creates a different set of analytical challenges compared to flat racing, and Moosh Tips jump racing analysis is specifically calibrated for these demands. Understanding jumping technique, ground conditions in winter, course characteristics, and trainer expertise with staying chasers all form part of the analytical toolkit.

All jump racing tips from Moosh are published on the Moosh dashboard alongside flat tips when both codes are running, and shared via all Moosh Tips social media platforms throughout the National Hunt season.

Moosh Tips jump racing analysis differs significantly from flat racing analysis. The key additional factors considered for National Hunt selections include:

• Jumping ability – Clean, accurate jumping is essential; horses with jumping faults are marked down heavily
• Stamina – Most jump races are run over longer distances requiring genuine staying power
• Ground preferences – Winter ground conditions (soft, heavy) can vary dramatically; horses with clear preferences are easier to assess
• Course suitability – Some horses are course specialists at venues like Ascot, Kempton, or Cheltenham
• Trainer patterns – Jump trainers like Willie Mullins, Nicky Henderson, and Paul Nicholls have strong patterns worth tracking
• Race type suitability – Novice hurdlers, graded chasers, staying handicap chasers all require different analytical approaches

The National Hunt season builds to a series of spectacular festivals, all of which receive comprehensive Moosh Tips coverage:

• Cheltenham Festival – The undisputed pinnacle of jump racing; see Moosh Tips Cheltenham
• Grand National at Aintree – The world's most famous race; see Moosh Tips Grand National
• King George VI Chase at Kempton – The Boxing Day showpiece for staying chasers
• Christmas Hurdle at Kempton – Premier hurdle race of the festive period
• Punchestown Festival – Irish National Hunt festival following Cheltenham
• Scottish Grand National at Ayr – Scotland's big jumping occasion

The core of the National Hunt season runs from October to April, and Moosh Tips jump racing is active throughout this entire period. Winter Saturdays in particular see some of the best jump racing of the season, with feature chases and hurdles at venues like Kempton, Ascot, Sandown, and Haydock all receiving full Moosh Tips analysis.

During the winter months, Moosh Tips closely monitors the ante-post markets for the Cheltenham Festival, identifying horses that are performing well enough to justify early investment at big prices before the Cheltenham entries are finalised. These ante-post tips are shared on Instagram and Twitter/X throughout the winter.