Cheltenham Festival tips: Oli Bell's best bets for the final day of the 2019 Festival

Made a winning debut over timber at Clonmel and is the sort to make significant progress. Trained by Willie Mullins, ridden by Ruby Walsh, and a huge player here.

Won a strong renewal of the King George at Kempton on Boxing Day and made short work of Terrefort at Ascot next time. On the upgrade and already has an obvious form chance for a yard who know what it takes to win a Gold Cup.

Fifth in this last season and won both of his starts since. Top jockey takes the ride and he looks a sporting bet in a race the yard have tasted success in recently with Pacha Du Polder.

French import who confirmed previous promise for Paul Nicholls when winning at Wincanton last time. Looks potentially better than a handicap and will be hard to beat in here for his in-form team.