It's Gold Cup day at Cheltenham.
The Colin Tizzard-trained Native River is looking to become the first horse since Best Mate in 2004 to retain the famous trophy.
The Pat Kelly-trained Presenting Percy, and Paul Nicholls' Clan Des Obeaux (PR: Days Oh-bow) appear to be Native River's closest rivals, and the big race goes to post at 3.30.
Action on the final day of the festival gets underway at 1.30 with the Grade One Triumph Hurdle, for which Sir Erec is due to go off an odds-on favourite.
Elsewhere on the seven race card local trainer Henry De Bromhead is represented by Due Reward, Minello Indo, Minds Eye and Daybreak Boy.
Dungarvan jockey Sean Houlihan is on board Garo De Juilley in the final race of the festival.
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