CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL is rolling on at speed as we head into a stunning St Patrick’s Thursday! And it’s a big day in store for Sir Alex Ferguson – who has a whopping FOUR horses in

Thousands more fans will descend on Prestbury Park for the third day of the 2025 Cheltenham Festival with the Ryanair Chase and Stayers' Hurdle the two big races on Thursday

Jango Baie produced an upset in the Arkle Novices’ Chase, upsetting favourite Majborough in a dramatic finish before Lossiemouth stormed to victory in the Mares’ Hurdle.

He's back. Constitution Hill makes his return to the Festival and is the standout contender for the Unibet Champion Hurdle (4.00), which is the feature race on day one of the Cheltenham Festival and a stellar cast of seven will do battle over 2m½f. Who will take home the Champion Hurdle? Read on for our runner-by-runner guide

The festival will culminate on Friday, with an expected crowd of 70,000 set to gather to watch the Gold Cup. Check it out: A Gold Cup mascot welcomed racegoers to the track as the day began. Winning smile: Trainer Jeremy Scott was delighted after Golden Ace won the Champion Hurdle on day one of the 2025 Cheltenham Festival.

After a dramatic, emotional opening day of the Cheltenham Festival, attention now turns to day two on which another Nicky Henderson star, Jonbon, will take centre stage in the Queen Mother Champions Chase.

Experts on best bets and 12 horses to watch on day one - Constitution Hill faces Brighterdaysahead in a Champion Hurdle battle as Lossiemouth goes in the Mares’ Hurdle