Cheltenham Festival Preview – come and join Matt Chapman, Bryony Frost, Richard Johnson, Kim Bailey and Harry Findlay

THE greatest show on turf is just around the corner.

So why not whet your appetite and swat up on your form before the flag is dropped at the Cheltenham Festival.

PAJohnson has won the Gold Cup on the likes of Native River[/caption]

Come and hear the views of our expert panel as they fly through all the big names and races.

Our own Matt Chapman will be joined by former champ and the legend that is Richard Johnson.

The two-time Gold Cup winning-rider has only recently retired, while Chappers is sure to have a banker or two up his sleeve.

Also on the lineup is our own star columnist and leading jockey Bryony Frost, as well as Gold Cup, Champion Hurdle and Grand National winning trainer Kim Bailey.

Times Newspapers LtdFrost won the Ryanair on Frodon[/caption]

Frost will have all the latest on the powerful Paul Nicholls team, including the likes of Bravemansgame, Stage Star and of course Frodon.

Bailey isn’t one to sit on the fence and is sure to put you on a winner or two in the meantime.

And if that wasn’t good enough, professional punter and the man with the best stories in the land Harry Findlay will be on hand to guide you through the four days of top class action.

It kicks off from 6.30pm on Monday 7 March, so saddle up and join the fun at NewsUK’s head office – 1 London Bridge Street, SE1 9GF.

Entry is just £20 per person and includes 4 drinks tokens, plus snacks. Sun Racing will also be donating £10 of your ticket money to the Injured Jockey Fund.

Visit www.squadup.com/events/sunracing for all information and to purchase your tickets.

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