Right that's all from us but we will be back again tomorrow for Festival Friday which is, of course, Gold Cup day. See you then!
What happened on day three?
The 50-1 shot Lisnagar Oscar caused the biggest shock of this year's Cheltenham Festival with victory in the Stayers' Hurdle on day three.
Ridden by Adam Wedge, who claimed his first Festival winner, Lisnagar Oscar finished two lengths clear of Ronald Pump (20-1), with Bacardys (33-1) third.
Paisley Park, the 4-6 favourite and last year's winner who has been in superb form this season, was never in contention after falling off the pace with three hurdles to go.
Apple's Jade had set a decent gallop and opened up a big led until she came back to the field after the third-last flight. The runners bunched up, with several horses in with a chance two out, but Lisnagar Oscar took the lead in the run-in to the last to claim victory for Rebecca Curtis.
'The further he was going the better he was getting'
Winning jockey Robert James, speaking to Racing TV: "Unbelievable. The horse was unbelievable, took me everywhere and jumped everywhere.
"After the last he just took off. He had loads left. Unreal. The further he was going the better he was getting."
Today's winners
That's the lot for today and what a day of racing it has been! Here are all the winners.
13:30- Marsh Novices' Chase - Samcro
14:10- Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle - Sire Du Berlais
14:50- Ryanair Chase - Min
15:30-Stayers Hurdle - Lisnagar Oscar
16:10- Brown Advisory Plate Handicap Chase - Simply The Betts
16:50- Mares' Novices' Hurdle - Concertista
17:30 - Kim Muir Challenge Cup - Milan Native
Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup
Full result
1 Milan Native (Mr R James) 9-1
2 Kilfilum Cross (Mr A Edwards) 8-1
3 Bob Mahler (Mr N McParlan) 16-1
4 Plan Of Attack (Mr B O'Neill) 10-1
23 ran
Milan Native wins
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
It is another winner for Gordon Elliott as Milan Native strides through to win!
Kilfilum Cross is second with Bob Mahler third.
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Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
Oh One Style is down!
Milan Native is now making a charge towards the front...
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Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
One Style remains out in front on the turn to the top of the hill. Thomas Patrick is second with Bob Mahler third.
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Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
The gap between the leaders One Style and Thomas Patrick and the rest of the field has shrunk now and there is a line of challengers looking to make their move.
Post update
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
There is quite the gap developing at the front with One Style and Thomas Patrick leading the charge. No-one else is breaking out from the pack just yet.
Post update
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
33-1 one chance One Style is currently out in front with Thomas Patrick in the early stages of this race.
We're off!
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
The flag goes down and the final race of the day is under way!
Post update
However it has been confirmed that racing in Ireland will take place behind closed doors until 29 March at least.
No doubt over day four
The clock is counting down to the final race of the day.
There were some concerns that the final day of Cheltenham could be in doubt if the government stepped up its attempt to delay the spread of the coronavirus but it has just been announced that there will no ban on large public gatherings or sporting fixtures just yet, so it is business as usual for tomorrow.
Top trainers
Gordon Elliott has the most winners so far at Cheltenham with five. Nicky Henderson is just behind with four and then Willie Mullins on three.
Winners so far
With one race to go, these are the winners we've had so far today:
13:30- Marsh Novices' Chase - Samcro
14:10- Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle - Sire Du Berlais
14:50- Ryanair Chase - Min
15:30- Stayers Hurdle - Lisnagar Oscar
16:10- Brown Advisory Plate Handicap Chase - Simply The Betts
16:50 - Mares' Novices' Hurdle - Concertista
Post update
Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup (17:30 GMT)
Final race of the day and again a chance for amateur riders to take centre stage.
Interestingly, Patrick Mullins is not riding one of his father Willie's horses and has opted instead for Fitzhenry who has been second in a couple of races in Ireland this year when ridden by Barry Geraghty.
Militarian could go well along with Champagne Platinum, ridden by the experienced Derek O'Connor, who has four Festival wins to his name over the years including on Any Second Now in last year's race.
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David Casey, assistant trainer to winner Willie Mullins, tells 5 Live Sports Extra: "She had been working very well and was only touched off last year. She really came into herself this year and it was good for Daryl. He thought it was his best remaining ride of the week.
"The owners have a lot of horses and it was great for them."
Daylesford Mares' Novices' Hurdle
Full result
1 Concertista (D A Jacob) 9-2
2 Dolcita (R M Power) 9-1
3 Rayna's World (Thomas Dowson) 100-1
22 ran
Concertista wins
Daylesford Mares' Novices' Hurdle
Concertista comes charging away from the last and wins by almost 20 lengths! Utter dominance!
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Gary Rose
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Right that's all from us but we will be back again tomorrow for Festival Friday which is, of course, Gold Cup day. See you then!
What happened on day three?
The 50-1 shot Lisnagar Oscar caused the biggest shock of this year's Cheltenham Festival with victory in the Stayers' Hurdle on day three.
Ridden by Adam Wedge, who claimed his first Festival winner, Lisnagar Oscar finished two lengths clear of Ronald Pump (20-1), with Bacardys (33-1) third.
Paisley Park, the 4-6 favourite and last year's winner who has been in superb form this season, was never in contention after falling off the pace with three hurdles to go.
Apple's Jade had set a decent gallop and opened up a big led until she came back to the field after the third-last flight. The runners bunched up, with several horses in with a chance two out, but Lisnagar Oscar took the lead in the run-in to the last to claim victory for Rebecca Curtis.
Read the full report here.
'The further he was going the better he was getting'
Winning jockey Robert James, speaking to Racing TV: "Unbelievable. The horse was unbelievable, took me everywhere and jumped everywhere.
"After the last he just took off. He had loads left. Unreal. The further he was going the better he was getting."
Today's winners
That's the lot for today and what a day of racing it has been! Here are all the winners.
13:30- Marsh Novices' Chase - Samcro
14:10- Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle - Sire Du Berlais
14:50- Ryanair Chase - Min
15:30-Stayers Hurdle - Lisnagar Oscar
16:10- Brown Advisory Plate Handicap Chase - Simply The Betts
16:50- Mares' Novices' Hurdle - Concertista
17:30 - Kim Muir Challenge Cup - Milan Native
Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup
Full result
1 Milan Native (Mr R James) 9-1
2 Kilfilum Cross (Mr A Edwards) 8-1
3 Bob Mahler (Mr N McParlan) 16-1
4 Plan Of Attack (Mr B O'Neill) 10-1
23 ran
Milan Native wins
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
It is another winner for Gordon Elliott as Milan Native strides through to win!
Kilfilum Cross is second with Bob Mahler third.
Post update
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
Oh One Style is down!
Milan Native is now making a charge towards the front...
Post update
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
One Style remains out in front on the turn to the top of the hill. Thomas Patrick is second with Bob Mahler third.
Post update
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
The gap between the leaders One Style and Thomas Patrick and the rest of the field has shrunk now and there is a line of challengers looking to make their move.
Post update
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
There is quite the gap developing at the front with One Style and Thomas Patrick leading the charge. No-one else is breaking out from the pack just yet.
Post update
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
33-1 one chance One Style is currently out in front with Thomas Patrick in the early stages of this race.
We're off!
Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase
The flag goes down and the final race of the day is under way!
Post update
However it has been confirmed that racing in Ireland will take place behind closed doors until 29 March at least.
No doubt over day four
The clock is counting down to the final race of the day.
There were some concerns that the final day of Cheltenham could be in doubt if the government stepped up its attempt to delay the spread of the coronavirus but it has just been announced that there will no ban on large public gatherings or sporting fixtures just yet, so it is business as usual for tomorrow.
Top trainers
Gordon Elliott has the most winners so far at Cheltenham with five. Nicky Henderson is just behind with four and then Willie Mullins on three.
Winners so far
With one race to go, these are the winners we've had so far today:
13:30- Marsh Novices' Chase - Samcro
14:10- Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle - Sire Du Berlais
14:50- Ryanair Chase - Min
15:30- Stayers Hurdle - Lisnagar Oscar
16:10- Brown Advisory Plate Handicap Chase - Simply The Betts
16:50 - Mares' Novices' Hurdle - Concertista
Post update
Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup (17:30 GMT)
Final race of the day and again a chance for amateur riders to take centre stage.
Interestingly, Patrick Mullins is not riding one of his father Willie's horses and has opted instead for Fitzhenry who has been second in a couple of races in Ireland this year when ridden by Barry Geraghty.
Militarian could go well along with Champagne Platinum, ridden by the experienced Derek O'Connor, who has four Festival wins to his name over the years including on Any Second Now in last year's race.
Post update
David Casey, assistant trainer to winner Willie Mullins, tells 5 Live Sports Extra: "She had been working very well and was only touched off last year. She really came into herself this year and it was good for Daryl. He thought it was his best remaining ride of the week.
"The owners have a lot of horses and it was great for them."
Daylesford Mares' Novices' Hurdle
Full result
1 Concertista (D A Jacob) 9-2
2 Dolcita (R M Power) 9-1
3 Rayna's World (Thomas Dowson) 100-1
22 ran
Concertista wins
Daylesford Mares' Novices' Hurdle
Concertista comes charging away from the last and wins by almost 20 lengths! Utter dominance!
Dolcita finishes second with Rayna's World third.