Back down in front of the grandstand and Chris's Dream decides he wants a slice of this pie. I trust everyone out there called Chris has backed the Henry De Bromhead chance? Of course you have.

Chris's Dream's turn at the top is quickly over as Fabulous Saga takes over again, opening up a seven length lead with two hurdles left...

This is a Grade I race over two miles seven furlongs and 12 fences. Fabulous Saga continues to set the pace, a brisk one at that...

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The starter's flag is up for the Albert Bartlett... no-one in a hurry it seems...

Fabulous Saga decides to go for it... they're off!

John Hunt
BBC Radio 5 live's commentator at Cheltenham

An extreme stamina test looks very likely and Poetic Rhythm looks up to the task. He displayed commendable courage to win at Newbury at the New Year meeting and has had a refreshing break since.

Anyone else to have a look at? Our 5 live commentator John Hunt fancies this horse...

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Nicky Henderson has only run 11 horses in the Grade 1 Albert Bartlett over the past 13 years - this year he fields four.

Think he wants this one.

Santini is considered his best hope, while Henderson says Chef Des Obeaux will "love the ground".

And watch out for Ok Corral, who jockey Barry Geraghty reckons will be better over this three-mile course than he would over a shorter distance.

Nicky Henderson's main focus, of course, is the next-but-one Gold Cup. But first he has plenty of interest in the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle...

Hot Rod would definitely name a mare of his 'Maggie May', wouldn't he?

Keep your horse names coming by the way. Tweet #bbcracing or text 81111.

BBC Radio 5 live

If you missed this yesterday, you missed a treat. If you heard it, treat yourself again. It's not every day you hear Rod Stewart serenading his wife on BBC Radio 5 live...

Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Cheltenham

A police officer helps out as racegoers pose for a photo at Cheltenham on Gold Cup day.

Unfortunately we have some sad news to bring you... it is being reported Sandsend, who fell badly in the last race, has been put down after breaking a leg.

Jockey Katie Walsh is thought to be unhurt. Condolences to the connections.

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And Bridget made it a double for the Andrews family. Her victory on Mohaayed followed sister Gina's success - a 40-1 shock with Domesday Book in last year's Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Chase.

Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Cheltenham

Bridget Andrews, the rider of 33-1 shot Mohaayed, is the 13th woman to ride a Cheltenham Festival winner.

Her success follows triumphs earlier in the week for Lizzie Kelly and Katie Walsh.

Remember, you can check out all the racecards and results here.

Simon Foat
BBC Radio 5 live at Cheltenham

It’s absolutely packed here at Cheltenham. The grandstands are buzzing on Gold Cup Day.

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*One hour warning*

That's all you've got until the Gold Cup. If you want to study the form, or just pick a name out of the hat, then you'd better get cracking...

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The romance of the Festival is back! No disrespect to the big stables of Mullins, Henderson and co, but it is heartwarming tales like Mohaayed's win which really get the Cheltenham crowd going.

Arguably the loudest cheer of the week greets Mohaayed and a jubilant Bridget Andrews as they return to the winners' enclosure.

BBC Radio 5 live

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Harry Skelton on girlfriend Bridget Andrews: "Unbelievable I've never punched the air for sixth. It's magic it's every jockey's dream and now she knows what it feels like."

Yes, you should be crying Dan! Let it all out. For those in any doubt, this is what it means to a Festival winning-trainer.

Some great storylines here... Skelton is the son of Olympic gold medal-winning showjumper Nick Skelton, while jockey Bridget Andrews's win was greeted with fist-pumping joy by her boyfriend Harry Skelton.

Nothing unusual about that you might think. But Harry was just behind on Spiritofthegames!

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BBC Radio 5 live

Dan Skelton in tears as Mohaayed claims win: "I promise you I didn't cry when Harry won this. I'm a professional I shouldn't be crying. She works so hard. She (Bridget Andrews) is the epitome of our sport. English haven't being doing well at all I didn't think we had a chance."

Some cracking radio over on 5 Live as our colleagues interviewed an emotional winning trainer Dan Skelton...