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13:20 - The Ryanair Mares' Novices' Hurdle

14:00 - The Jack Richards Novices' Limited Handicap Chase

14:40 - The Close Brothers Mares' Hurdle

15:20 - The Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle

16:00 - The Ryanair Chase

16:40 - The Pertemps Network Final

17:20 - The Rosconn Group Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Handicap Steeple Chase

Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport Journalist at Cheltenham Festival

Il Etait Temps powered over the line in the Queen Mother Champion Chase to earn trainer Willie Mullins his third win of day two at Cheltenham Festival.

Majborough was the odds-on favourite to claim victory in the big race of the day but a poor jumping display made it an impossible victory.

A mistake at the final fence almost cost Il Etait Temps the win, but jockey Paul Townend steered him over the line at the Festival's first Ladies Day in five years.

"There was a lot of work put into this horse after Ascot so I have a lot of people to thank," Townend told ITV Racing. "It shows how tough this lad is. He's such a courageous horse again today. He was flat as a pan everywhere.

"I wasn't going to force him but he just found his rhythm."

You can read Charlotte's full day two report here.

A second horse has died at Cheltenham Festival after falling at the final flight in the BetMGM Cup Handicap Hurdle on Wednesday.

A statement from the racecourse said HMS Seahorse was attended to by vets "immediately" after falling, but could not be saved.

It follows the death of Hansard on Tuesday, who was put down after getting injured on the flat in the Singer Arkle Challenge Trophy Novices' Chase.

In a short statement, a Cheltenham Racecourse spokesperson said: "HMS Seahorse was immediately attended to by a team of expert vets, but sadly sustained an injury at the final hurdle and could not be saved.

"Our heartfelt condolences are with connections."

1st - The Mourne Rambler 15/2

2nd - Mets Ta Ceinture 14/1

3rd - Bass Hunter 8/1

13:20 - King Rasko Grey in the Novice's Hurdle

14:00 - Kitzbuhel in the Novice's Chase

14:40 - Jingko Blue in the Handicap Hurdle

15:20 - Final Orders in the Handicap Steeple Chase

16:00 - Il Etait Temps in the Queen Mother Champion Chase

16.40 - Martator in the Grand Annual Chase

17.20 - The Mourne Rambler in the Champion Bumper

Charlie Poste
Welsh Grand National winning jockey on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Cheltenham

Image source, PA Media

A working holiday for Colin Keane. A real authoritative performance. He was in a perfect position and he stayed up strongly going up the hill.

Darren Owen
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Cheltenham

The Mourne Rambler shows a clean pair of heels to win the Bumper.

Image source, PA Media

A very impressive ride from Colin Keane!

The 15-2 shot had jets in his horseshoes as he kicked for home, bursting from the pack and through the frontrunners.

A good race to end a fascinating day.

The Mourne Rambler with a big burst for home!

The pack ha caught up with Bass Hunter.

Second favourite Quiryn is well placed.

Darren Owen
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Cheltenham

The saddle seems to have shifted on Of Land And Sea. Richard Condon is in for an uncomfortable ride.

Love Sign D'aunou is running in the midfield currently.

Basshunter leads them down the hill in this flat race.

Bass Hunter - perhaps well backed by fans of 2000s dance music here - is the early pace setter.

Darren Owen
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Cheltenham

Willie Mullins is looking for his 15th win in this particular race.

Second time lucky, we get going with a rolling start.

We finish as we begin, with a false start.

There were some very unhappy horses coming to the line there. All the runners are aged between four and six, so it's a young, boisterous field.

Keep Him Company goes as second favourite at 5-1, level with Quiryn which has been heavily backed in recent minutes.

All 22 contenders are heading out on course. We could have another chaotic start here.

Love Sign D'aunou is the post favourite, trading at 9-2.

Willie Mullins has in general had an iron grip on this race - and has three winners already today - but Gordon Elliott's Keep Him Company could break that in this final event of the day.

Just half a furlong over two miles, this is a packed field with 22 in contention. Keep Him Company however has proved capable of running with stronger fields at recent meets.

Overnight favourite was Love Sign D'aunou, who represents Mullins' prime shot here. He impressed at Naas recently.

The Irish Avatar is another strong contender from the Mullins stable.