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Reviewed by: dmarie1022
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Title: Too small
Date: Sep 02, 2012
I bought this shirt for my son's airplane themed birthday party, but it was too small, even though we ordered the correct size. He wasn't able to wear it at his birthday!
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Location: Mansfield, Texas
Title: Airplane Shirt
Date: Sep 28, 2011
Beautiful shirt, cute airplane. Good quality. Runs a size small. Order one size up. Son absolutely loved it. I loved the quality and beauty.
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Date: Sep 11, 2011
Very cute, soft and comfy t-shirts, but definitely sized small. Order big! The 3T fit my son perfectly for his 2nd birthday, and all his other clothes are 2T.
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Title: Adorable shirt - runs small
Date: Aug 02, 2011
I purchased this shirt for my son to wear for his first birthday. It coordinates with the airplanes party supply theme perfectly! I purchased the smallest size available (18M) and it JUST fit my 1 year old, who is 19 lbs. 12.5 oz. and 30 1/4" long. Long and skinny kid - and the shirt just fit. After washing, it was even smaller. Keep this in mind when ordering!!!
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Date: May 16, 2011
Very nice shirt, but the sizes are wrong. We ordered the 18 month shirt because our son wears 12 month and thought it would work for his 1st birthday. Well, it fit like a 9 month shirt. We now have a 2T on order. Hopefully it will work!
Reviewed by: jj09
Title: Shirt was kind of small for a 2T
Date: May 13, 2011
My son wears 24 months so I bought the shirt in a 2T so it would be a little big...turns out that the 2T should of been a 24 months shirt and I should of order the 3T instead. They run small but are good quality and durable. I would be another just a bigger size.
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Once bitten, twice shy? Klout scores get clouted again
By Martijn Linssen on November 10, 2011
Almost 1.5 years ago I showed how very, very flawed Klout's actually is. I made some nice screenshots and illustrated how Klout's scoring is statistically impossible, and how they magically manage to present you with two scores at the same time. Today, history repeats itself, proving that Klout is still just as immature a product […]
Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged 1.0, Data quality, Klout, maturity, social media, stats, trust, twitter | 6 Responses
The initial KloutoCalypse: how big is it?
By Martijn Linssen on November 4, 2011
In my last post I showed how to remove your Klout profile from the public eye, without waiting for Klout to take 24-48 hours to do so. As I get impatient every now and then, I decided to take the first 500 tweets containing Klout and delete after I published it. I ignored all the […]
Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 1.0, 2.0, information, Klout, maturity, social media, trust, twitter | 1 Response
Completely drop your Klout account in 30 seconds
By Martijn Linssen on November 2, 2011
Well, the day has finally come. Since yesterday, Klout allows you to delete the profile they (or you) created on you. In my case, that means I'll first have to sign up for klout, as they created my account all by themselves – but I'm happy to go through that little PITA Here's how to […]
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Why I'm using fake identities to sign up
By Martijn Linssen on November 1, 2011
That is, from now on I will. It is not only getting harder to sign up, it is also getting harder to sign in, and out. Let me explain please as this story has a few sides to it. But first, let me make my point: I'm going to use fake identities to sign up […]
Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged Data quality, facebook, google, identity, Klout, knowledge, management, privacy, social media, standardisation, twitter | 1 Response
The end of business as usual by Brian Solis
By Dan Morrill on October 30, 2011
It is fairly unusual for me to take a week to read a book, but the new book by Brian Solis is one of those books you need to take nice and slow to get all the nuances in it. I think personally that this is Brian Solis at his best, this is him at […]
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New Klout Scores. No Sir, Many People Do Not Like That.
By Dan Morrill on October 26, 2011
The whining has been phenomenal today with the changes to how Klout scores your relative influence within social media and networks. While it is an interesting system, and one that I do watch because when I have a Klout score of above 50 people offer me interesting things to do, there are still some things […]
Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged facebook, High school, Klout, orkut, social media, Social network, Techwag Basics, twitter, wordpress | 1 Response
Public chats on Twitter – invading your timeline?
By Martijn Linssen on October 25, 2011
After a conversation with Alan Berkson, I wondered about the public chats on Twitter. They're conducted by following / naming a hashtag, which usually happens at conferences, but there are also various chats going on such as #lrnchat, #influencechat How do you chat on Twitter? That is the question. And it is a difficult one, […]
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B2B and Social – selling ice-cream in the desert?
By Martijn Linssen on October 12, 2011
Lately I see a lot of "news" on B2B from a place I wouldn't expect: Social. In my opinion Social and B2B have absolutely no business with each other (see my freeBook on Social Business) Joshua Paul is my superhero of the day here, with an utter nonsense post titled 10 Secrets of the B2B […]
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Twitter's Walled Garden Strategy
By Krishnan Subramanian on October 10, 2011
Twitter today announced that they will be wrapping all the links posted on tweets using their t.co short URL. They are doing this with claims about better security but I feel that it is bad from the ecosystem perspective and user perspective. To be specific, it is both anti-competitive and anti-user. Tens of millions of […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Strategy | Tagged business practice, social, social media, t.co, twitter, url shortener | 3 Responses
The Secret to Virgin America's Social Business Success (infographic comparison)
By Mark Fidelman on September 29, 2011
Want to know what it might feel like if an airline actually treated its customers like friends? Not a superficial, phony performance marked by fake smiles and fake actors (think the aviation version of the Truman Show). But an airline that runs its business by listening, supporting and doing what's best for its customers. Instead, […]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Marketing | Tagged enterprise 2.0, infographic, Infographics, richard branson, Social Business, social media, twitter, virgin america
The Most Successful 9/11 Social Advocacy Movement Ever and How They Did It
By Mark Fidelman on September 15, 2011
It's not in character for these advocates to boast, which is appropriate, really, for the cause they are supporting leaves little to boast about. They could of course, if they were the bragging type, brag about the 300,000 Facebook fans they acquired in just 70 days; or the one million unique visitors to their 911day.org […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 9/11, 9/11day.org, CMO, enterprise 2.0, Miscellany, social media, tribute, volunteer
No one is going to love your company like you do
By Dan Morrill on September 5, 2011
It is not a normal occurrence for a company to try to undermine themselves, but when you are outsourcing something, you want to make sure that your outsource company loves your company as much as you do. Recently we were doing outsource shipping and handling on some of our products, and also just canceled all […]
Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged Collecting, comic, Comic book, My Startup, Research and Academia, social media
Klout's True Reach? Simply your follower count
By Martijn Linssen on September 2, 2011
In yesterday's post I busied myself with new ways of looking at Twitter statistics. Today I was suggested to compare them to Klout scores. I did, and I found out that their True Reach – that vast, impressive number that you probably look up to – is nothing more than a simple mathematical equation Klout […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Marketing | Tagged 1.0, business rules, Klout, knowledge, Social influence, social media, stats, trust, twitter | 4 Responses
Consequences far outweigh the positives with spamming social data streams
By Dan Morrill on September 1, 2011
While I am not overly surprised that spammers have found that Google Plus (indeed any social network) is an awesome place to sell or otherwise try to engage people with their get rich quick, enlarge your anatomy or other scams, … Continue reading →
Posted in Featured Posts | Tagged E-mail spam, facebook, google, Search engine optimization, social media, Social network, spam, Techwag Basics
Twitter stats redefined – now measuring true influence?
By Martijn Linssen on September 1, 2011
I had a small revelation the other day while on Twitter and chatting with Alan Berkson. As you may or may not known, I'm a self-proclaimed statishist, meaning that I really get excited by statistics, or stats for short I did a few calculations on 20 Twitter people, taking their latest 1,000 followers, and looking […]
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For the second straight year, the North Platte High School girls' soccer team lost the district final match on its home field in a shootout on Wednesday when Millard West beat the Lady Bulldogs 1-0 at Bauer Field.
Last year, after losing to Lincoln Southwest in a shootout in the district finals, NPHS received the wild card to gain entry into the state tournament.
That will not be the case this year however. On Tuesday, Omaha Marian, the No. 1-ranked team in the NSAA power points standings, was defeated by Lincoln Southwest in its district final.
The Lady Dawgs finish the season with a record of 12-3.
After the shootout, not knowing about the Marian-Southwest game, NPHS coach Sarah Kaminski was fighting back tears as she stated how proud she was of her team.
"It was a hard-fought game," she said. "The girls played hard and did everything they needed to do. It was too bad that it came to a shootout."
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Paige Phipps of Millard West opened the shootout by beating Bulldog goalie Jackie Paloucek.
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Cybersecurity industry analysts expect the market to grow more than 50 percent in the next four years even as other types of defense spending are expected to flatten or decline, creating new opportunities for workers and businesses in Maryland.
The analysts presented their findings last week at the CyberMaryland conference in Baltimore.
Information security professionals have to wade through an overwhelming amount of digital data every day to monitor for cyber threats — an increasingly cumbersome workload that will create new opportunities for federal contractors and workers, said John Slye, a federal industry research analyst with GovWin, a market intelligence and software company.
"It's no longer like drinking from a firehose," said Slye. "It's like drinking from the ocean."
CyberMaryland Chairman Rick Geritz told conference attendees that government agencies and businesses will be hiring plenty of graduates of Maryland schools in the coming years.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley and other Maryland leaders tout the state's prominence in the national cybersecurity industry, thanks in part to the presence of the National Security Agency at Fort Meade.
The Army base in Anne Arundel County is also home to the U.S. Cyber Command, which coordinates the defense of the country's military networks.
The Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development has worked to promote the state's friendliness to cybersecurity companies. O'Malley created CyberMaryland, a public-private partnership, to promote the state's assets and access to the cybersecurity market.
Slye said the federal government is straining under a glut of data and needs better tools to continuously analyze large amounts of data in real time. Companies that can develop tools to help government professionals identify cyber threats and help professionals make critical decisions more quickly are in high demand, he said.
The government has been unable so far to agree on a policy by which government agencies and vulnerable private businesses could share cyber threat information.
The Cybersecurity Act of 2012, which was supported by President Barack Obama, drew criticism from both business groups, who feared escalating costs, and civil liberties advocates, who worried about intrusions on privacy. The legislation failed in the Senate.
But even in the absence of legislation, cybersecurity spending by the Defense Department will continue to follow policies put in place years ago, and grow from $4.4 billion in 2011, to $6.7 billion in 2016, Slye projects.
Cybersecurity spending in civilian agencies will grow from $2.6 billion last year to $3.8 billion in four years, he said.
And spending by intelligence agencies, which is often obscured and difficult to forecast precisely, is expected to climb from $2.3 billion last year, to $3.6 billion in 2016, he said.
Part of what's fueling the increases: Government officials are worried about incursions from hackers tied to organized crime, foreign nations, and so-called "hacktivists" who try to access protected or classified information over the Internet to further their own causes.
The number of cyber incidents tracked by the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team, a part of the Department of Homeland Security, spiked from 5,500 in 2006 to 43,900 last year, Slye said.
Most of the incidents involved improper use, unauthorized access and the introduction of malicious code to government networks.
Maryland continues to be positioned well to reap economic benefits from increased federal spending on cybersecurity. The state has more than 19,000 current cybersecurity job openings, with more than 13,000 in Baltimore.
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Chris Bosh Gets Brief Regarding LeBron James
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*Life is pretty good for Chris Bosh. It's not enough that he's aligned with a powerhouse team in the Miami Heat, but according to HoopsHype.com, he's owner of the most expensive home among all NBA players. Bosh topped the list of expensive homes with his 12,368-square-foot Florida estate priced at $12.3 million. That's nearly $3 […]
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Under Cabinet Storage Rack: Storage rack has convenient slide out drawer for easy access to bath or kitchen items. Tiered chrome rack fits underneath cabinets and organizes toiletries, soaps and cleaning products. Top shelf has raised rim to keep items in place. 14.5"w x 17.5"L x 10"H.
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If weight is "just a number," then why is that number so hard to accept sometimes? Ever have those days where you are feeling really great until you step on the scale? I'm sure you can all relate.
I will be completely honest and say that I've never been "good" with the scale. We have always had a love/hate relationship and even when I was at my lowest weight, I STILL wanted to see the scale go down. I have an unhealthy obsession. I am like an addict and I need to get my daily number "fix."
Last year, I got really obsessive with the scale. I had a back injury from working out and this lasted almost 9 months (and it still flairs up occasionally). In the beginning, I weighed myself daily, having emotional breakdowns whenever the number went up. I was frustrated and feeling out of shape. I tried to put on a front, like I didn't care, but I could only hide those feelings for so long. Pretty soon, I had a meltdown. Although no one but Brandon was the wiser, I just felt bad about myself again. I was spiraling back in to my old disordered eating pattern. This is when Brandon decided it was time to hide the scale. He knew I did not need this kind of emotional upset.
After not weighing myself for several months, I was really happy. I was happy because I didn't know what the number said. I felt great! I loved my body. I truly did.
Before leaving for Hawaii, Brandon agreed to let me start weighing myself again. My jeans were fitting differently and I just wanted a starting point. To my despair, I had gained 5 pounds! I was devastated. How could this have happened? I was feeling great about myself, I was working out and eating healthy (but not to the extreme), and yet I still gained 5 pounds!?
I know some of you out there are thinking, "Who cares, it's just 5 pounds." I know it seems superficial, but I kept thinking, "If I don't get this under control now, then 5 pounds could turn in to 10 pounds." So this is where I ask again, is weight really "just a number?" At what point should we be taking an increase in weight seriously?
In my professional opinion, I believe that even a thin person should have an idea of what they weigh or at least their measurements. If they see a TRUE 5 pound weight increase (as in my case) OR feel their clothes fitting differently, trying to lose a few pounds is still healthy and should not be scoffed at.
So how am I handling this weight increase?
Surprisingly, once I came to my senses and talked with Brandon, I felt a lot better about the increase in weight. I started to look at the weight gain from a sensible perspective, acknowledging that I had cut back on the intensity of my work outs this past year and while I might not have been eating more in QUANTITY, I was eating more CALORIES. I was no longer eating "low-calorie" processed foods and so my meals and snacks had more caloric value. Coming to this realization made me feel better; my eating has gotten even healthier this past year and if I need to go up 5 pounds in order to continue to eat LESS processed foods, then I am A-OK with that!! (Not that I won't still try to get the weight off…just being honest).
So my new goals are this.
- Don't get obsessive with the scale. Now that I know what I weigh, I will cut back slightly and see if that helps. If it doesn't, then I am okay weighing 5 pounds more, it's not the end of the world.
- Keep positive. I need to keep feeding myself with kind messages of self-love to prevent old eating disorder habits from creeping up. I don't ever want to be in that mental place again!
- AVOID over-exercising!! I've been there, done that, and gotten hurt! I need to be smart and consistent, but not over do it!
- Focus on what makes me happy.
We all need to love who we are, no matter what the scale says. I want everyone to remember that it is extremely important NOT to get obsessive with the number. If you FEEL good at a certain weight, then you should stay there!
I'm not asking for you to compare yourself to ME either, I'm just trying to be honest about how I have been feeling about myself. I want you to understand that even as a dietitian, I struggle with all the same issues of food, weight, etc. I am sharing these personal feelings because I want everyone to understand that eating disorders don't just go away. If you are currently battling an eating disorder or are on your way to recovery, know that you CAN get better about the way you handle your negative feelings! Five years ago I would have beat myself up with self-hate, killed myself at the gym, and avoided eating. Today, I'm at a place where I might feel upset, but I don't act on those feelings, and I talk them through with the one person I can trust most. I am SO proud of myself for NOT listening to my inner voice of hate, for praying to God for strength to get through this, and for trying to be my BEST self. It's all anyone can do.


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Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of day one of the 2014 Cheltenham Festival.
This week is always a highlight in the sporting calendar, and this year's edition promises to be no different, with the racing world descending on Gloucestershire for the meet.
We'll be bringing you tips and build-up throughout the morning, before getting started on the action itself a little later on.
To start you off, here are some of the details of the schedule for the festival. Don't touch that dial.
Now if you're on this blog, you probably wouldn't mind a tip or two for the first day of action, right?
Handily, our man David Yates – aka Newsboy - has picked out his 1-2-3 selections for Tuesday, meaning you get the inside line on every race.
And you'll also want to know what the schedule is today.
Luckily, you can find that here, including a break down of ALL of today's races and odds on the favourites.
It's sure to be a cracker, with the 3.20 Champion Hurdle the highlight of the day.
Make sure to stay tuned to all the results, best bets, tips and reaction here as it happens - throughout the day.
What is the best way to beat the bookies?
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David Yates spoke to David Williams of Ladbrokes, Paddy Power, Betfair's Barry Orr, Kate Miller from William Hill and Coral's David Stevens.
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Our racing correspondent David Yates here previews the Champion Hurdle - today's feature race - which starts at 3.20pm.
And in today's Daily Mirror, he tips The New One to triumph this afternoon.
"The New One is the selection to engineer a changing of the guard by dethroning reigning monarch Hurricane Fly.
Ever since he stormed up the hill to lift the Neptune Investment Management Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham 2013, the son of King's Theatre, trained by Nigel Twiston-Davies and ridden son Sam, has been at the forefront of the Champion Hurdle betting."
And you can watch what he has to say about the race here:
Jason Maguire will miss the Cheltenham Festival after being hospitalised in a fall at Stratford yesterday.
Maguire, due to have three rides on the meeting's opening day – and set to partner Corrin Wood for boss Donald McCain in tomorrow's RSA Chase – was taken to University Hospital in Coventry after being unseated from the John Quinn-trained Scots Gaelic at the second flight of the Visit attheraces.com/Cheltenham Handicap Hurdle.
"He got kicked in the stomach and trodden on," Maguire's agent Chris Broad said. "He has a damaged sternum and some internal bleeding."
Will this man be the face of Cheltenham 2014?
Sam Twiston-Davies will be riding The New One today in the Champion Hurdle - a horse trained by his father Nigel.
And he told David Yates ahead of this week's Festival: "Cheltenham will suit us a lot, lot better, and I'm really happy with how our horse is.
"I had a sit on him the other day and he seems in great order. I wouldn't swap our fellow — we do have a very special horse."
Read the full interview here.
Here's a first update from our hoping-to-be-lucky betting boy Ed Malyon, who's strolling around the Cheltenham Racecourse:
Just been chatting to Ruby Walsh and he has said he expects Splash of Ginge to front-run this first race.
Any in-running traders can surely take advantage of that, but it is likely to be Irving or Vautour that will be the popular winner here.
And Irving is by far the most joyous result for my pocket.
Right, we're now under an hour away from Cheltenham 2014's first race - the Supreme Novices' Hurdle.
Eighteen will run in this one.
And if you're thinking of putting a putting a bet on the 1.30pm, here is what Newsboy had to say in this morning's Daily Mirror pullout.
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Here's what Paul Nicholls has to say about Irving - Newsboy's tip for this first race.
NICHOLLS' VIEW: We have minded him a little bit – the ground was heavy for the Betfair Hurdle and we decided not to run him – but he has now won four from four and we haven't seen the best of him yet.
Nick said he didn't even go through the gears at Kempton.
He's a proper horse – very straight forward and clean-winded – and he's got all the speed in the world. He's got form on soft, but he will improve for better ground – faster ground will also sharpen his jumping.
He's got the speed to travel down the hill at Cheltenham, and he's very exciting. He's a real hurdler, and he'll be a really interesting horse for the rest of this season, and going into next year.
I'm thrilled with the way he looks – he's done really, really well physically – and the way he's progressed.
And if you needed any more advice ahead of today's races, here's a football man who knows a thing or two about horses.
According to Ben Smith of the BBC, Newcastle manager Alan Pardew also tipped Midnight Prayer for the 4.40.
Let's see if he has better luck in tipping than with the FA.
My Cheltenham bets today: Vaniteaux 1:30 ew Trifolium 2:05 Holywell 2:40 ew Jezki 3:20 ew Quevega 4:00 Foxrock 4:40 Ericht 5:15 ew— michael owen (@themichaelowen) March 11, 2014
Here's some more expert advice with just under 30 minutes until the first race of the 2014 Festival.
Willie Mullins gives his view here on Vautour - who is Newsboy's tip to finish second.
Mullins' view: His run at Punchestown didn't look as good as people might have expected, but I loved the way he fought back when he looked beaten and his last run, beating The Tullow Tank, was very good.
He is a lot better than two of our Supreme winners, Tourist Attraction and Ebaziyan, and is a different type to Champagne Fever.
He looks like he can stay and gallop up that hill, and what I like about him is his jumping is a lot better than the others — and that's the key.
Right, 15 minutes to go until the first race and here are the latest odds.
If you're still musing over who to back in the Supreme Novices' Hurdle, this may give you a helping hand.
Here's Ladbrokes' latest prices:
- Irving - 7/2
- Vautour - 4/1
- Wicklow Brave - 8/1
- Gilgamboa - 10/1
- Vanituex - 11/1
- Josses Hill - 16/1
And some final pieces for you to read while we wait for the first race to get underway.
ALL of Newsboy's tips for today's races are here, giving you a good idea on where to put your money.
His interview with Sam Twiston-Davies, who could become the face of Cheltenham, is here.
Time to put your money down. Who are you tipping for the 1.30?
We're nearly set. The jockeys are heading with their horses to the start line.
This one will be two miles and half a furlong - the joint-shortest race of the Cheltenham Festival.
Plenty of people backing Irving, who will be sporting number five.
AP McCoy is also featuring in this one on horse four - Gilgamboa.
This one will take around four minutes to complete.
A huge roar erupts with the grandstand absolutely packed.
And they're off!
Splash of Ginge gets away well, with Vautour very close. The Liquidator also in the front three in these early stages.
Vautour - who was Newboy's second favourite for this first race - is the early leader.
But The Liquidator and Splash of Ginge are not too far behind.
The field very closely packed.
Still Vantour by a half-length with three more fences to jump.
The Liquidator just behind, but Gilgamboa ridden by AP McCoy not too far behind.
Irving - the pre-race favourite - is towards the back with a lot to do.
Two jumps to go, with Vautour ahead.
One to go and Ruby Walsh is beginning to stretch Vautour into an even bigger lead.
Wicklow Brave falling back at the last.
But Vautour - the 7/2 joint-favourite - takes the first race!
Here's what Dave Mitchell made of it
Under four minutes after the Cheltenham roar for the opening of the 2014 Festival echoed around the Cotswalds.
Rugby Walsh was punching the air in triumph after Vautour put in a stellar performance to win the Supreme Novice Hurdle.
Walsh led from the off, being accompanied by Splash of Ginge and The Liquidator.
But push came to shove for many of his rivals at the top of the hill - the joint-favourite Irving in deep trouble at the back of the field.
But it was plain-sailing for Walsh as he came clear and settled the issue with a superb jump at the last to land some massive bets at 7/2.
So here's the full result from that first race.
A superb win for Vautour - thought to be the fastest-winning Supreme Novices' Hurdle race of all-time.
Irving, the pre-race favourite, struggled throughout.
- 1 Vautour (R Walsh) 7-2 Jt Fav
- 2 Josses Hill (A Tinkler) 14-1
- 3 Vaniteux (B J Geraghty) 11-1
Willie Mullins, Vautour's trainer, said: "He was on a different set of rails."
Superb performance from the 7/2 joint-favourite, and he's welcomed to the winners' enclosure with a huge roar from the packed crowd.
Next up is the 2.05 Racing Post Arkle Trophy Chase.
Next up is the 2.05pm race, but who should you be looking at?
Here's what Newsboy tipped in this morning's paper.
Who will YOUR money be on with 15 minutes to go?
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Rock on Ruby has had a stop-start first campaign over fences, but can come good when it matters most.
The 2012 Champion Hurdler, a fine second to Hurricane Fly 12 months later, was sent off at 1-10 for a winning chase debut at Plumpton in mid-December, and duly came home an effortless four lengths to the good of Lindsay's Dream.
Trainer Harry Fry's efforts to give Rock On Ruby more experience over fences were frustrated by the wet weather, but Noel Fehily's mount did get a second outing, at Doncaster at the start of last month, and had 10 lengths to spare over sole rival Mr Mole, despite pecking on landing at the final fence.
Rock On Ruby's status as the highest-rated hurdler in the field will please the stats anoraks, and his previous record at the meeting is another plus.
Champagne Fever is flawless in the latter regard, having won the Champion Bumper and Supreme Novices' Hurdle from two Festival forays.
But Willie Mullins' seven-year-old made a costly mistake when third at Leopardstown over Christmas and the favourite won't get away with similarly flawed fencing today.
Trifolium, Valdez and Dodging Bullets are all worthy of a mention in a fascinating Arkle.
Here's what Harry Fry has to say about Rock on Ruby:
Officially trained by Paul Nicholls when landing 2012 Champion Hurdle, before fine second for 'new' yard last year.
Went chasing after hurdles defeat by The New One at Kempton in October and, limited to two outings by unsuitably soft ground, not extended to thrash a total of three rivals in novice events at Plumpton and Doncaster.
FRY'S VIEW: We've been totally governed by the weather. We were delighted to get the second run into him, which was important, and in a perfect world we might have had another one.
But we couldn't be more pleased with his progress — he's been doing lots of schooling.
Everything he's been doing at home suggest he's up to scratch
Here's a quick report from that first race, as Vautour powers to victory.
And with just four minutes to go until the second race of the day, let's look at the latest odds.
Ladbrokes have Champagne Fever as the favourite, with Rock on Ruby second.
- Champagne Fever 11/4
- Rock on Ruby 5/1
- Trifolium 10/3
- Dodging Bullets 11/2
- Valdez 9/1
- Grandouet 17/2
Here's what Willie Mullins says about Champagne Fever - the bookies' favourite:
Bids for a hat-trick of Cheltenham Festival scores after landing the Champion Bumper and Supreme Novices' Hurdle. Made winning debut over fences at Punchestown in November but bad error two out cost him chance of victory when third at odds-on for Grade 1 chase at Leopardstown over Christmas.
MULLINS' VIEW: That mistake in Leopardstown was not like him, and we'll have that sorted, but he likes Cheltenham — he had disappointed twice before the Festival and yet came right on the day. Horses for courses — it's the old saying, but it's true.
Usually his technique for jumping is good enough and his style of jumping is the reason we are going for the Arkle.
The horses are lining up for this, the second race of Cheltenham 2014.
Nine running, here.
And we're off!
Western Warhorse takes an early lead, but is quickly caught by Champagne Fever.
Trifolium just behind.
With eight to jump, Champagne Fever has edged ahead further still.
Trifolium in second, with Western Warhorse in third.
Rock on Ruby - one of the race favourites - nearly loses its jockey but recovers. However, it's now well behind the leaders.
Only a few jumps left and Champagne Fever is still in the lead.
But Trifolium isn't too far behind with Valdez in third.
It's going to be a very tight finish.
Dodging Bullets now coming down the inside, too, but it's Champagne Fever with two jumps to go.
Still Champagne Fever, but Trifolium hasn't given up the chase yet.
And here comes Western Warhorse at the last.
Wow - what a tight finish that was!
Western Warhorse wins it BY A NOSE! A photo finish and the 33/1 outsider is the victor.
Here's David Mitchell's post-race analysis:
The blinkered Western Warhorse led them away but Ruby Walsh and Champagne Fever had taken the lead off him by the third fence where former champion hurdler Rock on Ruby made a terrible mistake from which Noel Fehily did wonderfully well to recover.
Walsh had got Champagne Fever into a wonderful rhythm down the back and looked to have sealed the race with a wonderful jump at the second last.
He did the same at the final fence but Tom Scudamore conjured a spectacular late charge out of the 33/1 outsider Western Warhorse to nail the race on the line.
And here's the result in full.
Western Warhorse was a 33/1 outsider and a wonderful ride from Tom Scudamore.
An exhilarating finish for the crowd, too, with Champagne Fever - the joint-favourite - just pipped at the post.
- 1 Western Warhorse (T Scudamore) 33-1
- 2 Champagne Fever (R Walsh) 11-4 Jt Fav
- 3 Trifolium (B J Cooper) 11-4 Jt Fav
And with a champagne glass in hand, here's what Ed Malyon made of the second race of the day:
The roar may have brought them home there but things went astonishingly quiet when Westwhateveritsnamewas was announced as the winner of that photo finish.
A flutter of ripped up betting slips followed, but it was an astonishing ride on board a horse who looked to have been thrown in at the deep end today but has more than swum.
Next up is a real open race, and I've got no time for the favourite Alfie Sherrin who is a cast-iron lay.
Here's some more reaction from Vautour's win in the first race of the day:
Willie Mullins: "I couldn't get over how well he travelled throughout the race, he just seemed to be on a different set of rails – he was in complete control.
"Once he got into his stride he was on a different level.
"I was surprised. What I thought was a good Supreme Novices', he treated them like a bunch of maidens.
"It was eye-opening for me. I thought he was a good horse – I didn't think he was anything like that. That's a different league.
"He screams a chaser to me, and if he can perform like that jumping fences he could be very, very good – one to look forward to next year.
"I thought it was all over going away from the stands if he kept jumping the way we know he can jump.
"It was just an awesome performance."
Ruby Walsh: "He was a bit keen all the way but he was jumping so well I got a chance to get a breather just before we climbed the hill.
"He quickened off the bend and pinged the last. Brilliant."
These races come thick and fast. Next up is the third of the day, the Baylis & Harding Handicap Chase - around 10 minutes away.
And if you're still deciding on which horse to back, here's what Newsboy has tipped:
Green Flag has made a rock-solid start to his career over fences and is ready to take the step outside novice company.
The Lucinda Russell trainee gained a neck call at Kelso on his chasing debut last October, following up in handicap company at Ayr and Newcastle the following month.
Green Flag then ran a fine second to Annacotty in Kempton Park's Kauto Star Novices' Chase on Boxing Day, before being clipping heels and unseating Peter Buchanan at Wetherby last month.
The seven-year-old's sound jumping technique will hold him in good stead, while a mark of 143 underestimates him.
The Jonjo O'Neill pair Alfie Sherrin (winner in 2012) and Holywell will be popular, while the The Package has twice made the frame in this race.
Here's another idea from Evan Williams from this morning's Daily Mirror Cheltenham pullout:
Also on the first day, KING MASSINI has crept in at the bottom of the weights in the Bayliss & Harding Chase (2.40).
Like Buywise, he didn't do much over hurdles, but he has gone 'bang, bang, bang' over fences and has now won three out of four and we don't yet know where his ceiling is.
Here's what Dave Mitchell thinks ahead of this next race:
We are down to Shakalakaboomboom, who hasn't run in a chase since the 2012 National, Time For Rupert and Standing Ovation.
Standing Ovation ran better than his finishing position suggests last time, while Time For Rupert is coming to hand. But the improving ground conditions swing it for
SHAKALAKABOOMBOOM who is down in the weights. Have 2pts ew at 40-1 with BetVictor.
Who's going to be a favourite for this 2.40 race?
Here are the latest prices from Ladbrokes.
Newsboy went for Green Flag, Alfie Sherrin and The Package.
- Alfie Sherrin 7/1
- Hadrians Approach 10/1
- Holywell 10/1
- Time For Rupert 11/1
- Wrong Turn 11/1
- Tour De Champs 12/1
And before we see the 2.40 get underway, here's the report from Western Warhorse's victory in the 2.05.
What an incredible win that was.
Next up is the Baylis and Harding Affordable Luxury Handicap Chase, featuring 24 runners.
Who is YOUR money on over the next few minutes?
Good start from Shakalakaboomboom, with Tour Des Champs also off the line well.
Standing Ovation comes up nicely on the outside as four horses break away from the rest of the field.
But it's Tour Des Champs who is ahead with 14 to jump.
Still Tour Des Champs and Standing Ovation at the head of the field, but still a long way to go in this race.
The field now very evenly spread - and there's a horse down at the tenth-from-last fence.
But Tour Des Champs leads from Standing Ovation with eight fences left. Can they do it?
The front two are now being caught up, with AP McCoy's Alfie Sherrin still in contention.
Ma Filleule is also in the chasing pack with three fences to jump.
But Ma Filleule and Holywell pull through in the final stretch.
And here's Dave Mitchell's take on the 2.40:
Vintage Star and King Massini were early fallers as Tour Des Champs cut out the early running with Standing Ovation keeping him company.
Cantlow fell at the final fence first time around, but there were few changes of position until the field bunched up at the top of the hill.
Ma Filleule made progress to lead three out, but his rider Nico De Boinville lost a stirrup at the fence. The pair soon recovered and looked all over the winners at the final fence, before they were outstayed by the blinkered 10/1 shot Holywell in the final 100 yards.
Right, so here's how it finished in the third race of the day.
No luck for the race favourites, with 10/1 Holywell storming down the final straight to take victory.
Here are the top four:
- 1 Holywell (R P McLernon) 10-1
- 2 Ma Filleule (Nico de Boinville) 33-1
- 3 The Package (T Scudamore) 16-1
- 4 Green Flag (P Buchanan) 16-1
Here's some more reaction from the 2.05pm race, which saw Western Warhorse triumph against the odds:
DAVID PIPE: "Completely surprised – I tried to persuade Roger Brookhouse not to run him. Luckily, the trainer never got his way!
"But he has always dreamed of having a Queen Mother horse – and he might have one for next year!
"He had been point-to-pointing in Ireland and he jumped very well on his only run at Doncaster.
"He's a horse that has shown ability but obviously not at this level. The drop back in trip has suited and Tom rode a canny race.
"I thought he might win a nice handicap – and he probably would have done off his mark. I don't think we'll worry about that any more!"
TOM SCUDAMORE: "I thought they were mad, but fair play to them – they've seen something in the horse that we haven't.
"Extraordinary – I never dreamed we'd be here having won the Arkle.
"I really needed a good jump at the last, and that just kept the momentum going.
"We've asked him a big question today, and he's gone and won the Arkle!"
Now onto the feature race of the first day of this 2014 Festival - the Champion Hurdle.
Plenty of talk around many of the horses, including The New One, My Tent or Yours and Hurricane Fly.
And here's David Yates' video preview, along with his 1-2-3 selection:
Newsboy's tip, The New One, has been the focus of attention in the build-up to this Festival.
Sam Twiston-Davies, the jockey, spoke extensively to David Yates about his chances of success in this race. You can read that here.
Here's what dad and trainer, Nigel Twiston-Davies, says about the New One:
TWISTON-DAVIES' VIEW: The reason he got beat at Kempton was that last hurdle.
He was on an impossible stride at the last — that was the problem. His jumping has been absolutely superb all along, but these things happen. One was on a good stride, the other wasn't — hard luck.
You can make a small mistake at Cheltenham, or even a big mistake, and you've still got that bloody great big hill to put it right.
If there is no pace, others will struggle more than that, because he quickens.
He has such a phenomenal turn of foot.
Somebody was showing me some statistics — it was over the same track, and he covered the last two furlongs quicker than Hurricane Fly last year.
He has never met Our Conor, he has never met Hurricane Fly, but he can quicken off any sort of gallop, so that's what I'm hoping will win him the day.
Before we move onto this feature race, here's a report from the 2.40 as Holywell beats the favourites to a win.
Jonjo O'Neill said afterwards: "He's a little bit of a character. I thought he was losing a bit of interest and I thought the fences might be big enough for him, because he's not the biggest, but he has great guts.
"This is where you want to be alive! The whole team work all year to get a winner here, and it's great to get one on the board."
And here are some odds just ahead of the start.
Hurricane Fly is the slight favourite with Ladbrokes.
Nine run in this one.
- Hurricane Fly 11/4
- My Tent or Yours 3/1
- The New One 10/3
- Our Conor 5/1
- Jezki 10/1
Excellent start for Our Conor, who leads the way in the early stages.
Captain Cee Bee, too, has an excellent start, along with Hurricane Fly.
But it's Our Conor and Captain Cee Bee who have pulled ahead with six jumps to go.
Our Conor FALLS!
The New One badly hampered with that one, despite remaining in the race.
Captain Cee Bee still leads the way by two or three lengths with just three to jump.
Still it's Captain Cee Bee pushing ahead, with Hurricane Fly not too far behind.
My Tent Or Yours is in contention, with Jezki also having an excellent race.
My Tent Or Yours pushes for the line under pressure from Jezki and it is Jezki - 9/1 - who wins, ahead of My Tent Or Yours and The New One with a superb recovery to finish third.
Here's what Dave Mitchell made of that Champion Hurdle race:
A horror start to the Champion Hurdle as Our Conor falls at the third hurdle, in so doing badly hampering The New One.
Captain Cee Bee takes them along, but Hurricane Fly is going well at the top of the hill, with AP McCoy cruising through on My Tent Or Yours.
Jezki finds more and stays on best to edge out My Tent Or Yours in a JP Mcmanus-owned one-two, with The New One running a mighty race in third ahead of Hurricane Fly.
Here's how the first feature race of this year's Cheltenham Festival finished up.
It's not been a day for the favourites so far, as Jezki performed admirably to take victory after starting at 9-1.
Our Conor, who fell at the third hurdle, is still being attended to by the medical team.
- 1 Jezki (B J Geraghty) 9-1
- 2 My Tent Or Yours (A P McCoy) 3-1
- 3 The New One (Sam Twiston-Davies) 10-3
Just because the feature race of day one has passed doesn't mean we haven't got anything to look forward to for the remaining 90 minutes.
Next up is the 4.00pm Mares' Hurdle - just under 15 minutes away.
And here's how Newsboy sees it ahead of the action starting:
Quevega is hard to oppose as she bids to etch her name in racing's history books as the first six-time winner of the same Cheltenham Festival race.
Although this remarkable mare ran at Punchestown a month before registering her first success back in 2009, she has since conformed to a well-established formula for landing the fixture's sole females-only race.
For her last four victories, Quevega has been returning from an absence stretching back to the previous spring – an unconventional preparation, but nonetheless an effective one.
Her five triumphs have been gained by an aggregate of 34 lengths, and the big question is whether the 10-year-old will arrive at the top of her game today.
Despite reporting a minor setback at the end of last month, Willie Mullins now declares Quevega, last seen in public when humbling Reve De Sivola at Punchestown in April 2013, fit and ready for action.
If his assessment is anywhere near the mark, then Ruby Walsh's mount is set to record a Festival first.
French raider Sirene D'Ainay did best of Quevega's pursuers 12 months ago and is taken to claim the silver medal once again.
Cailin Annamh was progressive in the first half of the campaign and can get on the podium.
At last, at long bloody last.
A beautiful victory for Jezki or however you spell it, nudging out AP McCoy's mount.
There was a lot of support for My Tent or Yours among the public but despite a thrilling finale, Barry Geraghty holds on.
Finally a winner!
Defied an 11-month absence for a fifth consecutive Mares' Hurdle last March, and uses the same formula for a record sixth victory.
MULLINS' VIEW: She missed a few days because I wasn't happy with the way she was moving, but she was ahead of schedule so I thought we would play with the few days we have in hand.
When you are reading those books about Golden Miller winning five in a row — to have a horse that can do that is as satisfying as anything.
And when you have a horse that has that ability, you mind that ability and produce it on the days that count.
Just a few minutes before the 4pm Mares' Hurdle gets underway, so here are some prices for you.
Ladbrokes have Quevega as the favourite out of the 16 runners, with Cockney Sparrow behind.
Quevega was also Newboy's tip.
- Quevega 8/11
- Cockney Sparrow 8/1
- Cailin Annamh 11/1
- Sirene Dainay 12/1
- Highland Retreat 14/1
- Glens Melody 16/1
And just before this 4pm race gets underway, here's a report of the Champion Hurdle.
Superb race, despite the tragedy of Our Conor falling fatally at the third hurdle.
The New One ran a superb race to finish third.
Sirene D'Ainay starts exceptionally well and quickly pulls away.
Highland Retreat is a close second, with the rest of the pack behind.
Eight fences left to jump, but Sirene D'Ainay ahead for now.
And still Sirene D'Ainay with a healthy lead from Highland Retreat.
Little King Robin is in the mix, too, just slightly behind, with Top Totti in fourth.
But it's Sirene D'Ainay who continues to lead with six fences to go in this 4pm race.
Now the front two pull massively ahead, though there is still plenty of ground to run yet.
Sirene D'Ainay is ahead of Highland Retreat.
But Little King Robin isn't out of it in third with three jumps to go.
Sirene D'Ainway is down!
But Glens Melody presses ahead on the final straight and looks good for the win before Quevega runs superbly to win at the last.
What a win that was.
And a win for Newsboy!
Quevega is in mid-division in the early stages as French raider Sirene D'Ainay takes them away.
Highland Retreat joins her as they go out into the country and the pace quickens.
Cockney Sparrow improves as does Quevega, but Ruby Walsh nudges Quevega three out.
Sirene D'Ainay is still in front when she falls two out, and hampers Cockney Sparrow.
Glens Melodyleads, but Quevega is in full cry and closes at the last before making Cheltenham history by securing her sixth win in the race by leading close home.
Here's how it finished, then, with favourite Quevega winning superbly well.
What a finish to the race that was - absolutely breath-taking.
And also a word for Hidden Identity, who finished fourth despite starting at 66/1.
- 1 Quevega (R Walsh) 8-11 Fav
- 2 Glens Melody (P Townend) 14-1
- 3 L'unique (R Thornton) 25-1
But the fun isn't over just yet.
Next up is the Terry Biddlecombe National Riders' Novices' Chase, featuring 15 runners.
And to give you a better idea on who to back, here's what Newsboy tipped in this morning's Daily Mirror:
Shotgun Paddy promises to thrive for a first attempt at four miles and can claim the first amateur riders' contest of Festival week.
Making his debut over fences at Chepstow in October, Emma Lavelle's seven-year-old sailed in by 13 lengths from Just A Par.
Shotgun Paddy finished third of four behind Black Thunder at Haydock the following month, and took second to the same horse in a Grade 2 novice event at Lingfield 11 days before Christmas.
However, my selection was back in the winner's enclosure after the valuable Classic Chase over three miles and five furlongs at Warwick last time out.
Taking up the running at the second-last, the Brian Boru gelding surged six lengths clear of Carruthers in a way that suggested he'd be in his element when allowed to tackle extreme trips.
Lavelle is confident Shotgun Paddy will cope with today's faster playing surface, and the booking of top amateur Derek O'Connor is another plus.
Likely favourite Foxrock is a dual Grade 2 scorer over fences and warrants maximum respect under trainer Ted Walsh's daughter Katie.
Shutthefrontdoor, who wears cheekpiece and a tongue-tie, has had a breathing operation since his flop at Cheltenham in December, while Rogue Angel is another to throw into the melting pot.
Shotgun Paddy is Newsboy's tip for this race, but what do we know about the horse?
Here's Emma Lavelle's thoughts:
LAVELLE'S VIEW: "He's a star. He's not the quickest and he wants a trip. When we stepped him up to three miles five he ran a fabulous race at Warwick, and he hardly turned a hair — he was 'looney tunes' the next day.
"Bearing in mind the ground will be that little bit quicker at Cheltenham, the four miles is going to be the right thing for him.
"He's genuine, he gallops, he jumps — you can't ask for much more than that."
Just a quick chance to look at the odds before this race gets underway.
Foxrock has become the favourite, ahead of Shutthefrontdoor.
Shotgun Paddy, Newsboy's tip, is third favourite.
Here's a list:
- Foxrock 10/3
- Shutthefrontdoor 4/1
- Shotgun Paddy 4/1
- Midnight Prayer 8/1
- Suntiep 9/1
- Rogue Angel 16/1
They head for the line - and they're off!
Beeves takes the lead, with Merlin's Wish just behind in second.
American Spin is also in the mix, along with Firm Order.
According to Trev now has a go at leading the race, with Beeves still in good shape in second.
A long race this one, and Merlin's Witch falls.
Herdsman now featuring at the front with Beeves with a good distance to go.
Now it's Rogue Angel and Beeves, who is showing good staying power having led from the early stages of this race.
The sun is now setting on the Cheltenham course as we enter the final lap.
Rogue Angel still leads, with Beeves still in contention.
Four fences to go and Rogue Angel leads.
But American Spin is going well in second and certainly not out of this one yet.
Rogue Angel is just overtaken by Midnight Prayer, who pushes hard.
Rogue Angel falls back as Shotgun Paddy comes into contention.
Midnight Prayer wins, just from Shotgun Paddy.
Exciting finish to that one!
Many mistakes in a closely-packed field with Beeves making most of the early running. Rogue Angel takes over at the 14th and Shutthedoor makes a mistake at the 17th.
There are loads in with chances three out with Living Next Door making stylish progress.
Midnight Prayer takes over, challenged by Shotgun Paddy, who makes a mistake at the last.
He rallies, but Midnight Prayer is just able to hold him off with Suntiep flying up the hill in third.
Here's a full result from that race - the penultimate of the day.
Just the 5.15 Novices' Handicap Chase to come.
Was yours a winner?
- 1 Midnight Prayer (Mr Joshua Newman) 8-1
- 2 Shotgun Paddy (Mr Derek O'Connor) 7-2
- 3 Suntiep (Mr P W Mullins) 9-1
So, onto the final race of the day - here's Newsboy's tips.
Will you win in the final stages of the day?
Present View, a going-places young chaser who already jumps like an old hand, makes plenty of appeal.
A point-to-point winner in Ireland, Present View made the frame in all four starts over hurdles before being sent chasing this winter.
Second to subsequent top-level scorer Annacotty at Kempton in November, Jamie Snowden's son of Presenting exploited a handicap mark of 118 on his second start over fences, winning by five lengths at Market Rasen the following month.
His backers had to make do with second place when Present View attempted to follow up at Bangor in mid-December, but his 10-length margin at Kempton last month was achieved in the style of a horse who has plenty more up his sleeve.
Brendan Powell's mount encounters faster terrain today, but scored on similar ground during his pointing days and is taken to progress past his new rating of 137.
Dangers lurk at every corner, and confidence is growing behind Pendra, who looked a useful recruit to fences before disappointing at Ascot four days before Christmas.
At bigger prices, Baby Mix, a winner over hurdles at Cheltenham, is capable of a good run under Davy Russell, while King Vuvuzela ran a fine fourth in a big handicap chase at Leopardstown in January and is another with each-way claims.
This final race is all about Attaglance for me.
Plenty of improvement to come if he can regain past form and that 2012 win here provides a good marker of his ability.
Fourth at the Gold Cup in November cements the view that he can cope with undulating terrain and with some money on at 14/1 he'd be a happy ending to my day.
The last race of the day, and here are what Ladbrokes believe to be the favourites.
Ericht leads the way from Art of Logistics.
Pendra and Present view are third and fourth.
Here they are:
- Ericht
- Art of Logistics
- Pendra
- Present View
- Manyriverstocross
- Attaglance
For the last time today, we're ready for the start.
The sun is drowning the Cheltenham course now - a beautiful day it has been, too.
And they're off!
Up To Something leads the way to begin with, before Ericht takes over.
Ericht continues to lead, with Festive Affair close behind.
Up To Something is beginning to tail off in third,
Grandads Horse is just behind in fourth.
Festive Affair leads the way, with Present View having a strong race in second.
And here comes Present View, pulling away with two fences to go.
Pendra struggles at the final hurdle, but Present View WINS!
Another win for Newsboy.
But maybe not. We're waiting for a stewards' enquiry to come back with final confirmation.
Here's how it finished:
- 1 Present View (Brendan Powell) 8-1
- 2 Attaglance (B Hughes) 10-1
- 3 Pendra (A P McCoy) 8-1
- 4 Ahyaknowyerself (Sam Twiston-Davies) 33-1
Jamie Snowden: "I think the second jockey should never have been there.
"If I was the trainer of the second I would be having serious words with my jockey – it was ludicrous riding.
"Our horse deserves to win on merit – he jumped from fence to fence, and we're lucky to have him."
And Brendan Powell: "To be honest, I was the first one beaten, but down the back he winged his way back into the race.
"If I keep riding horses like this, I might get there one day."
Present View DOES win the final race of the day and the result stands.
So that's that for day one.
Thank you for joining us. Make sure to keep a bookmark at Mirror.co.uk/Cheltenham throughout the next three days.
We'll be back at 9am tomorrow morning for our Day 2 live blog. Until then, goodbye!


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Las Vegas — The Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA), the nation's largest association of indoor environmental systems professionals, has announced the installation of its 2012-13 Board of Directors and officers. The board was installed this week at ACCA's 44th Annual Conference and Indoor Air Expo in Las Vegas.
Last year's Chairman, Joe Nichter of Comfort Systems USA Southwest in Chandler, Ariz., handed the leadership role to incoming Chairman Laura DiFilippo of Difilippo's Service Company in Paoli, Pa. DiFilippo will serve a one-year term.
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The Arab revolution spread accross the Arab world as the population demanded political change. But in Morocco protesters did not bring down the government.The Moroccan monarch quickly responded to their demands by amending the constitution, giving parliament and the prime minister more powers, and calling for early elections, which were held last week.It resulted in a resounding victory for the Islamist Justice and Development party. And now, its leader Abdelilah Benkiran has become prime minister, a post that had nothing to do with democracy previously.In the past, the king chose whomever he wanted to head the government regardless of the will of the country's 33 million people. With the victory for the Islamists in Tunisia and the Muslim Brotherhood expected to gain political clout in Egypt, is the Arab world about to become home to political Islam? And can these parties bring an alternative to corruption and dictatorship? Inside Story, with presenter James Bays, discusses with guests: Mustapha Khalfi, a member of the leadership of the Justice and Development Party; Miguel Rozas, a political analyst; and Barbara Zollner, a lecturer in Islamic Studies at Birbeck College, University of London.
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