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History boys and girls
Of all the big races at the Cheltenham Festival there are three that are the biggest of the big. The Champion Hurdle (on Tuesday), The Champion Chase (on Wednesday) and The Gold Cup (today).
No trainer has ever won all three in the same festival. But today Nicky Henderson could make history if favourite Might Bite wins. Buveur D'Air and Altior already landed the other races for him. Tune in at 3.30pm to find out if he can do it.
Looking to stop this from happening is Willie Mullins. This week he became Cheltenham's most successful ever trainer, surpassing Henderson. Mullins has never won the Gold Cup. In many, many attempts. Today - he's got four runners involved, but none hugely fancied.
Last year's winning trainer was Jessica Harrington, who won with Sizing John, her first ever entry. If Our Duke wins for her today, she'll have an unprecedented two from two, a 100% record.
>> Lucky 7 Update <<
One more chance at Cheltenham!
Play William Hill's Lucky 7 game for the last time at Cheltenham. It's completely free to enter and up to a £100,000 jackpot to be won today.
You pick a horse in each of the seven races. If you predict all seven winners, you win the £50,000 jackpot (or a share of it, depending whether anyone else wins too). If no-one pick seven winners then the person who picks best gets £1,000.
You don't need to put any money down and, in playing along, you'll be helping to support Popbitch. You just need to login with your Facebook or William Hill account, or register through the Lucky 7 site or app. Then make sure you have made your selection before the first race at 1.30pm. An unlucky player picked six winners on Tuesday, but only had the second in the final race! Hope you are luckier.
Enter here
One for the AP McCoy fans - his Lucky 7 picks are here
>> Gold Cup <<
What to look for
How to pick a Gold Cup winner? The best answer to that is probably "don't ask us..." as we were way out last year. But here's some stats to bear in mind.
The winner is usually
- aged seven to nine
- the winner of a race this season
- rated 166+
- top three in the betting
Doing well in the King George at Kempton on Boxing Day is often a good sign too.
Today's favourite Might Bite? Aged 9, won both his races this season (including the King George) and is rated 169. So we're going with him.
Two others to look for? Bachasson is a possible good each way, as he's been backed this week from 50/1 to 28/1. And there's quite a bit of support for Road to Respect. Good luck!
Today's other tips: 1.30 Apples Shakira (7/4), 2.10 Meri Devie (14/1), 2.50 Santini (9/2), 4.10 Virak (14/1)