It's a new look for this 3m 2f race for 2021 with amateur riders not able to participate because of Covid restrictions so for one year only, it is solely professional riders competing.

The Paul Nicholls-trained Shantou Flyer is a Cheltenham regular with two wins at the course and places at the last three Festivals and will be hoping to figure once again at the age of 11.

Hold The Note is a lively challenger for England footballer turned racehorse trainer Mick Channon and jockey Jonathan Burke.

Philip Hobbs also has a hope with Deise Aba, ridden by champion jockey Richard Johnson.

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13:20: Marsh Novices' Chase (2m 4f, Grade 1) - CHANTRY HOUSE (9-1)

13:55: Final Handicap Hurdle (3m, Grade 3) - MRS MILNER (12-1)

14:30: Ryanair Chase (2m 4 1/2f, Grade 1) - ALLAHO (3-1)

15:05: Stayers' Hurdle (3m, Grade 1) - FLOORING PORTER (12-1)

15:40: Paddy Power Plate Handicap Chase (2m 4 1/2f, Grade 3) - THE SHUNTER (9-4 FAV)

16:15: Mares' Novices Hurdle (2m 1f, Grade 2) - TELMESOMETHINGGIRL (5-1)

16:50: Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup (3m 2f)

Blimey! It's time for the final race of the day. Time flies when you're having fun and celebrating sporting brilliance.

More from AP McCoy, speaking on ITV Racing, about Rachael Blackmore's success: "The winners tell you she is the best jockey around at the moment. She dropped that in with lots of confidence."

And Ruby Walsh says the clarity of Blackmore's decision-making is what is so impressive, highlighting what she did on board Telmesomethinggirl in the last race.

"She moved in, watched everything in front of her and picked the right horse in front of her to find the gap she needs," he says.

"It is all the right decisions she is making. All the way to the last when the mare gets lonely she taps her on the shoulder, trying to find concentration."

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While Rachael Blackmore is far too modest to big herself up, there are plenty who will do it for her.

Not least Messrs McCoy and Walsh, who have been hailing her achievements in their roles as ITV pundits.

Posed with the question whether she is the best jockey going, AP McCoy says: "Without a doubt."

And Ruby Walsh isn't arguing. "I agree...she's doing all the right things."

You can't get higher praise than that.

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Winning jockey Rachael Blackmore, speaking to ITV Sport: "This is overwhelming to be honest. I didn't think I'd enjoy this week so much. It is unbelievable, unbelievable.

"Henry [de Bromhead, trainer] has done an unbelievable job with Telmesomethinggirl, he has always thought a lot of her and she showed why.

"She has got speed and jumped brilliant, she settled better than she has done before. Incredible."

On what her success this week means and how she describes it: "I don't know myself and I wish I could give you something good. I'm so overwhelmed by the last few days.

"It is all about the horses and I feel lucky to ride for the people I ride for."

Who wants to hear from the star of the show? Everyone! Over to you Rachael Blackmore...

That heart celebration which Rachael Blackmore makes with her fingers is the striking image of the Festival. Iconic!

Irish rider Rachael Blackmore has enjoyed more winners this week than all the trainers based in Great Britain.

1 Telmesomethinggirl (IRE) (R Blackmore) 5-1

2. Magic Daze (IRE) R Power 22-1

3. Mighty Blue (FR) J Slevin 12-1

15 ran

You didn't bet against Rachael Blackmore, did you? Surely not.

A ride timed and placed to perfection by the star jockey of the Festival.

And here comes Telmesomethinggirl! She glides over the last seconds after storming past the long-time leader...

I wouldn't like to call this... Magic Daze leads going into the last but is coming under pressure...

Two hurdles to go... still Magic Daze in front...

A few fences come up in quick succession as they approach the final mile. Magic Daze still setting the pace, although the pack bunches up all of a sudden.

Perfect Myth, Glens of Antrim and Gauloise applying some pressure.

Strong start from Magic Daze, who darts off for an early two-length lead. Glens of Antrim tucked in behind.

The penultimate race of the penultimate day is a-go-go.

Jody McGarvey is on board Skyace, giving a loving pat of encouragement to the six-year-old as they line up for the start.

Anyone ruling out Rachael Blackmore again? Thought not. She's on board Telmesomethinggirl - a 5-1 shot currently second in the market.

Royal Kahala is the fave.

Here come the girls (as the Sugababes sang)...