After three spellbinding days at the Cheltenham Festival we arrive at the biggest of all. God Cup day is the very peak of jump racing and this year we have suitable storyline to match the occasion within reach.

The penultimate day of Cheltenham Festival marked St Patrick's Day with many racegoers opting for a hint of green to celebrate. The day saw some unexpected victories, with jockey Harry Cobden aboard Caldwell Potter for trainer Paul Nicholls.

Kopeck De Mee is one of the talking horses of the Festival and runs in the very last race on Friday. This French recruit had multiple entries but has opted to come here over two and a half miles. He was an impressive winner at Auteuil when last seen and has subsequently been purchased by JP McManus.