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In pictures: Paddy’s day at Cheltenham

The Gold Cup is always a special day in the racing calendar, and this year has been no different. Coinciding with St Patrick’s day people have turned out in their droves to watch a day of racing that features one of the most prestigious races of the year. And on a day of the Irish, […]

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2017-03-17 16:08
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A young boy watches the third race of the day at the Gold Cup, the final day of the horse racing, at the Cheltenham Festival 2017, which is also St Patrick's Day. March 17 2017.

A young boy watches the third race of the day at the Gold Cup, the final day of the horse racing, at the Cheltenham Festival 2017, which is also St Patrick's Day. March 17 2017.

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The Gold Cup is always a special day in the racing calendar, and this year has been no different.

Coinciding with St Patrick’s day people have turned out in their droves to watch a day of racing that features one of the most prestigious races of the year.

And on a day of the Irish, the luck of the nation has delivered several wins for native horses, jockeys and trainers.

Sizing John took the Gold Cup for trainer Jessica Harrington, coming home a clear-cut winner of jumping’s blue ribbon prize.

Take a look at some of the best photos from today’s racing.

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