
GORDON ELLIOTT has been the man in his mentor, Martin Pipe’s race which closes the Festival at 5.20 and can make it four wins in nine seasons with WODHOOH.
Danny Gilligan rode Wodhooh with supreme confidence to beat Joyeuse here in December and it’s a big plus that he keeps the ride in this conditional jockeys’ affair.
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WHO'S COUNTING NOW?
SIR ALEX FERGUSON smiled “the price doesn't matter” after world-transfer record holder Caldwell Potter hit the back of the net in the Jack Richards Novices' Handicap Chase.

GALOPIN TO IMMORTALITY
GALOPIN DES CHAMPS is primed to take his place among the greats with a third Cheltenham Gold Cup triumph - and a momentous meeting will end on a flat note if he doesn't.

HEIMIR: D'OH
Duff beer on the agenda as Ireland boss apologises for blunder

Star names baby donkey after a fan
Animal-loving Hollywood star Millie Bobby Brown is set to name her new baby donkey Florence - after being put on the spot by a young fan on live radio.

There won't be a miracle for Ireland
JIM HAMILTON has bad news for Ireland fans praying for a Stade de France miracle from Scotland.

FLYING COLM
Ex-hurler Whelan glad he picked football as he finds form after two ACL setbacks

DISCIPLINE AND BEING CLINICAL RY UP ON LIST
IRELAND must work out the difference between being aggressive and committed and being ill-disciplined and open to yellow and red cards.

Fisherman's fall 'a 1 in a million death'
Des, 29, may have slipped on trawler & hit head says inquiry

Frustrated O'Leary in blast at starters
MICHAEL O'LEARY slammed a rash of false starts at this week's Cheltenham Festival as “a bloody nonsense”.