Tiger Roll wins Glenfarclas Chase - his fifth Festival success
Rachael Blackmore - the star of day one - has two victories
Put The Kettle On takes Queen Mother Champion Chase
33-1 shot Heaven Help Us triumphs in Coral Cup Handicap Hurdle
Heavy favourite Monkfish wins Novices' Chase
Katie Walsh
Former jockey Katie Walsh on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
I think Chacun Pour Soi's main danger will be his stablemate Cilaos Emery - he's a very good horse in his own right. He has been hampered by injuries but he was extremely good last time out.
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15:05: Betway Queen Mother Champion Chase 1m 7f 199y
Chacun Pour Soi was a late withdrawal from this race last year but looks certain to make up for that absence this year.
The nine-year-old arrives at Cheltenham having been in incredible form over two miles in Ireland this season.
The loss of Altior on Monday has likely made Chacun Pour Soi's path to victory even easier and rivals such as defending champion Politilogue and Put The Kettle On will need to be at the top of their game if they are to truly challenge.
Right then, it's on to the big one..
Great scenes as Richie Condon's fellow jockeys form a guard of honour as he passes by on Heaven Help Us.
There may be no crowd at Cheltenham but that's a great touch to ensure a superb win gets a memorable reception.
Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Cheltenham
St Patrick's Day often falls in the week of the Cheltenham Festival, where thousands of racegoers traditionally make the trip over the Irish Sea.
Today would normally have a carnival air, but it feels a world away from previous years. The grandstand bars are empty save for a few socially-distanced media desks.
One of my favourite Cheltenham memories was going to mass on 17 March with punting priest Father Sean Breen.
You can read about his sermon on the mounts here.
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Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Cheltenham
Three races. Three winners all trained in Ireland.
Could there be a green sweep on St Patrick's Day?
The Irish now lead Great Britain 8-2 in the Prestbury Cup.
Well done if you had the first three combined in a tricast - it paid a dividend of £9,119.49.
And well done to Paul Hennessy, a Greyhound Derby-winning trainer who only has two horses, one of which is now a Cheltenham Festival winner.
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A hugely popular winner as all the jockeys come out of the weighing room to applaud Richie Condon and Heaven Help Us. Brilliant stuff.
Winning jockey Richie Condon, speaking to ITV Racing: "I can't talk today, I am absolutely speechless. All I can say is Paul Hennessy is a genius. It was unbelievable with all the commotion at the start."
Trainer Paul Hennessy: "We took a chance, wasn't Richie brilliant? Heaven Help Us is amazing. I can't describe her. A great horse."
Charlie Poste
Former jump jockey on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
They never got anywhere near him, and sometimes a rider you've got to take advantage of a situation. He got a very easy lead and he has set his own fractions and put in some bold leaps and he left the rest playing catch up. A good ride has made all the difference.
14:30 - Coral Cup Handicap Hurdle
1 Heaven Help Us (Richard Condon) 33-1
2 Craigneiche (Tom Cannon) 17-2
3 Tea Clipper (Jonathan Burke) 33-1
4 Sayo (Brian Cooper) 28-1
26 ran
A brilliant win for the 33-1 shot. Witness Protection provided a brief challenge but otherwise that was a controlled and dominant race by Heaven Help Us.
John Hunt
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra commentator
Extraordinary! Take a bow young rider!
Heaven Help Us storms up the Cheltenham Hill and to victory in the Coral Cup!
Heaven Help Us shakes off the challenge from Witness Protection and leads by five lengths round the final bend...
Witness Protection moves alongside Heaven Help Us three out. Shang Tang is at the rear.
Charlie Poste
Former jump jockey on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It is a middling gallop and plenty of the fancied horses are mid-field or further back early on.
Heaven Help Us is a couple of lengths out in front with Botox Has at the front of chasing pack with eight to go.
All away OK and it is Heaven Help Us who moves away from the pack early doors.
Charlie Poste
Former jump jockey on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
If anyone has missed the kick there it will really leave them on the back foot.