Cheltenham
Proper noun
Meaning
Cheltenham
A town and borough in Gloucestershire, England, famous for its racecourse.
Examples
Allart was cut to around 14-1 (from 40-1) for the Marsh Novice Chase at Cheltenham in March, while My Drogo, who took the Supreme Novice Hurdle Trial on the Ascot card, is around 16-1 for opening race of the Festival meeting.
Cheltenham: Edward Elgar The reconstruction of this unique past can rapidly become a source of pride for the entire area, contributing in turn to an increasing intra-regional solidarity, and with it enhancement of social networks and social trust.
Cheltenham, England: Elgar, 1999, p. 20. In the United States today, the federal courts and most state courts have merged law and equity in the courts of general jurisdiction, such as county courts.
Arriva Trains Wales also operates services between Maesteg and Cheltenham Spa and London Midland operates a parliamentary train between Worcester Shrub Hill and Gloucester (there was once a regular service on the route, but this was withdrawn in 2009).
Away from the football, this day in history also saw athletics history made, a thrilling Cheltenham Gold Cup and a stunning record in cricket come to an end.
Cheltenham have wasted no time in getting over their failed bid for Pompey keeper Luke McGee.