IT WASN'T just the horses who were showing off their sleek, shiny coats on a wet first day of the Cheltenham Festival. This turf fan took shelter under her camel coat, refusing to let the downpours dampen her spirits.
She was among the crowds who packed into the 67,500capacity course, mingling with royalty and celebrities.
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