Kauto Star, trained by Paul Nicholls and
ridden by Ruby Walsh, winners of the
2007 Cheltenham Gold Cup.
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Sublimity Superb in Champion Hurdle 13/03/07
Sublimity, trained by John Carr and ridden by Philip Carberry, won the Smurfit Kappa Champion Hurdle in great style.

Voy Por Ustedes Champion Chaser 14/03/07
Voy Por Ustedes, trained by Alan King for Sir Robert Ogden, and ridden by Robert Thornton won an action-packed Queen Mother Champion Chase.

Wichita Lineman on Song 16/03/07
Wichita Lineman, trained by Jonjo O'Neill and ridden by Tony McCoy, won the Brit Insurance Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.

L'Antartique Hot for Graham Lee 15/03/07
L'Antartique benefited from a supremely well-judged Graham Lee ride to land odds of 20-1 in the Jewson Novices' Handicap Chase at the Cheltenham Festival.

Denman Delivers in Style 14/03/07
Denman, trained by Paul Nicholls and ridden by Ruby Walsh, led from start to finish to win the Royal & SunAlliance Chase.

Massini's Maguire wins Compensation for Hobbs 14/03/07
Massini's Maguire gave the Philip Hobbs team a fine start to day two of the Cheltenham Festival when causing a 20-1 upset in the opening Ballymore Properties Novices' Hurdle.

Burntoakboy sets the Coral Cup Alight 14/03/07
Burntoakboy, owned by Dr Richard Newland and ridden by Sam Jones, won the Coral Cup in fine style in front of Powerstation (12/1), BaronDe Feypo (20/1) and Oscatello (8/1).

Cork All Star Rating in Bumper 14/03/07
Cork All Star landed odds of 11-2 in the concluding Weatherbys Champion Bumper at Cheltenham for the Jessica Harrington team.

Gaspara gives David Pipe first Festival Winner 13/03/07
Martin Pipe-owned Gaspara made most of the running in the Fred Winter Juvenile Novices'Handicap Hurdle under Andrew Glassonbury to notch up David Pipe's first ever Cheltenham Festival winner.

Nina provides Carberry Double 13/03/07
Heads Onthe Ground maintained Enda Bolger's magnificent record around the cross country course by grabbing gold in the Sporting Index Handicap Chase at Cheltenham to provide Nina Carberry with a second Festival success.

Joes Edge in William Hill Shock 13/03/07
Joes Edge, the 2005 Scottish Grand National winner, got up to win in a photo finish with co-favourites Juveigneur and Distant Thunder.

War Of Attrition, trained by Mouse Morris, owned by Ryanair tycoon Michael O'Leary and ridden by Wexford jockey Conor O'Dwyer, stormed home in some style.

Praise was heaped on jockey Andrew McNamara after he rode Newmill to victory in today’s Queen Mother Champion Chase. Having his fourth ride at The Festival, McNamara, 22, made all the running on the John Murphy-trained winner. Murphy said: “He’s a top-class jockey and a future champion. My only orders were be up there and out of trouble.”