WATCH: 'There's nothing I don't like about his chances, he'll definitely make it look closer than the current prices'
We took a trip to Warwick to speak to Dan Skelton, who talked us through his main chances for the 2025 Cheltenham Festival.
Dan Skelton features in the Big Read this weekend, giving forthright views on his chance of a first trainers' championship, the radical changes needed for British racing to flourish and his assessment of his leading hopes for the Cheltenham Festival. Racing Post+ subscribers can read the Big Read online at 6pm on Saturday or in Sunday's paper
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