The penultimate day of Cheltenham Festival marked St Patrick's Day with many racegoers opting for a hint of green to celebrate. The day saw some unexpected victories, with jockey Harry Cobden aboard Caldwell Potter for trainer Paul Nicholls.

After three spellbinding days at the Cheltenham Festival we arrive at the biggest of all. God Cup day is the very peak of jump racing and this year we have suitable storyline to match the occasion within reach.

Paul Nicholls achieved his 50th Cheltenham Festival winner as expensive purchase Caldwell Potter jumped his rivals into submission in the Jack Richards Novices Handicap Chase. The £650,000 recruit made all, jumping supremely under pilot Harry Cobden who controlled the race from the front.

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

Ireland has a long-standing love of Cheltenham, with tens of thousands of punters making the pilgrimage to the Cotswolds every year

DERRYHASSEN PADDY and INTENSE APPROACH are two horses at lower odds with solid form lines, claiming the scalps of notable names this season such as Honky Tonk Highway and Gale Malher. They have plenty of potential and can win at healthy prices today.

The Stayers’ Hurdle and the Ryanair Chase take centre stage on the third day of action at Cheltenham Festival 2025. There were more thrills and spills on Wednesday at Prestbury Park with another stacked day of action for punters to look forward to today on St Patrick’s Thursday.

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