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Day 3 of the greatest show on turf, Sheltonham 2021.

Thank you so much for joining us and you are in the right place.

I'm the Miss Kennedy and this is the gravy train.

I'm delighted to say that I'm joined by Final furlund podcast legend,

Mr. Rory Dilarge.

Hello, who hopefully by this point has already landed massive gambles and loads of gravy for us already.

Of course we don't quite know because we're recording ahead of time, but I suspect you will have.

We are also joined by a man who is an absolute genius quite frankly when it comes to Sheltonham.

He will forget more about Sheltonham than most people will ever know and it is a real honor to have him back on the show.

Mr. Mattooms, welcome back to the final furlund podcast.

Morning, good afternoon or good evening, wherever you are around the world.

Let's start with the opening race, the Marsh Novices Chase.

As we switch to the new course at Sheltonham and just briefly your thoughts on that, Matt,

the new course and the old course, two very different tracks.

How does that change your betting approach to the next two days of Sheltonham?

They are different tracks, but I think it's sometimes a little bit overplayed.

The old course, obviously sharper, more of a speed track.

On the hurdles course, there are hurdles towards the end of the race.

When you get onto the new course, there are only two hurdles in the last seven furlund.

A lot is often made about how it's not so much of a test of jumping, the new course on the hurdles track.

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