Cheltenham Festival 2013: in pictures

Latest from the four-day meeting which sees the best of British and Irish trained horses race, with prize money on offer only bettered by the Grand National

Wednesday 13 March 2013

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From the traditional Cheltenham roar to the Gold Cup finale, follow the latest from the sporting extravaganza here.

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There is a championship race every day but the climax of the week will be the Gold Cup on Friday.

A rider will also be crowned the top jockey for most wins over the four days.

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