Glengouly and Ask Brewster are taking it in turns to set the pace.

Nicky Henderson's Jeriko Du Reponet is currently in tenth.

That's as smooth as it's ever going to get with 23 runners ...

Ask Brewster has taken an early lead.

The horses are in a very organised straight line at the moment. This is promising!

The bookies favourite going into this is Nicky Henderson's Jeriko Du Reponet at 4/1

Henry De Bromhead's Waterford Whisperers was joint favourite at one point but has faded out to 9/2

Last year's winner Daily Present is at 14/1 to defend his crown.

There are 23 runners in this Challenge Cup Handicap Steeple Chase and they will go the distance of three miles, two furlongs and 70 yards.

Uncle Bert, trained by Nigel and Willy Twiston-Davies has already been withdrawn.

The final race of the day is The Rosconn Group Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Handicap Steeple Chase.

Not the shortest of race names, ey!

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

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It is not that long ago that Gordon Elliott was cleaning up at Cheltenham Festival but it has been a lean spell for him over the last couple of years.

These guys are judged on Cheltenham results. Willie Mullins still turns up and keeps monopolising and that must keep hurting Gordon.

Andrew Thornton
Gold Cup winning jockey on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Cheltenham

I would love to see Wodhooh and Lossiemouth both go to Aintree - that would be the perfect scenario. It is a month until now.

You just want to see the best take on the best.

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

The mares programme is fantastic and it is needs to applauded. It just had an anticlimactic feel this.

It had a sense of inevitability about it. There wasn't a lot of interest about the race.

Andrew Thornton
Gold Cup winning jockey on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Cheltenham

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Cheltenham is all about being competitive. We love seeing big handicaps, but it should be tough to win a grade run.

Before our final race of the day, BBC Radio 5 Sport Extra are reflecting on the Mares' Hurdle which Wodhooh won comfortably.

Vanessa Ryle
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Cheltenham

We can all enjoy a GOAT [Greatest Of All Time] - there is a sense of that with Willie Mullins.

Ultimately, you do need different faces, people and opinions. We have had much more variety this year around.

Even though Willie Mullins still dominates.

13:20 - White Noise in The Ryanair Mares' Novices' Hurdle

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

14:40 - Wodhooh in The Close Brothers Mares' Hurdle

15.20 - Home By The Lee in Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle

16.00 - Heart Wood in The Ryanair Chase

16:40 - Supremely West in The Pertemps Network Final

Harry Skelton speaking to ITV: "In professional sport you are never satisfied. You just want the next one."

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They just went to a wide shot and the weather is really miserable at Cheltenham.

It's not much better here in Salford, though.

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

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They have shown time and time again that they get it right, and they have got it right since the start of Dan's [Skelton] career.

We have had plenty of shocks this week, but you never had a moment's worry about that horse during this race.

Supremely West had Langer Dan vibes as it accelerated towards the finish line ...

Gina Bryce
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra Presenter at Cheltenham

Supremely West really, really impressive. To win that easily is astounding.

Andrew Thornton
Gold Cup winning jockey on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Cheltenham

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For Harry Skelton, it was like a six-runner race. He went through the race like a dream.

1. Supremely West 10-3
2. Lavida Adiva 22-1
3. Ikarak 40-1
4. Letos 22-1