article_snippet: Wondering who to have a flutter on?
article_snippet: Ladbrokes' Jessica Bridge reveals which horses are set to be first past the post at this week's Cheltenham Festival.
article_snippet: Usual jockey, Ruby Walsh, is yet to decide ODDS: 11/10 mount for the race, with stablemate and dual Champion Hurdle winner Hurricane Fly also lining up, but with fingers pointing towards Faugheen it's just another reason to back ODDS: 11/10.
article_snippet: All eyes might be on Sprinter Sacre and Sire de Grugy, but Dodging Bullets has easily had the most impressive route to this week's Cheltenham Festivalthis week's Cheltenham Festival, and although a short price the Clarence House Chase winner could and should serve up an upset to the front two in the betting.
article_snippet: Paul Nicholls' stranglehold at the top of the World Hurdle betting has tightened again following Rock on Ruby's withdrawal.
article_snippet: It's going to be very hard to pick which of the stablemates will be sent off as favourite, but with du Rheu back over hurdles it can only be a good thing.
article_snippet: Paul Nicholls' gallops and jumps well, and Paul Nicholls' Cleeve Hurdle win shows Paul Nicholls' can do it at Cheltenham .
article_snippet: AP McCoy's last ever ride in the Gold Cup - it would be a fairytale end to a glittering career for the 20-time champion jockey.
article_snippet: There's still doubts whether favourite Silviniaco Conti can finally make it third time lucky at Cheltenham, but for the old romantics there's only one man that can win this year's Gold Cup, and it's AP AP McCoy.
article_snippet: Last ride: AP McCoy's arrives at Cheltenham Festival for the last time as a rider .