Racing analysts Kate Tracey and Declan Rix previewed day two of the Cheltenham Festival, focusing on the Turners Novices' Hurdle at 1.20pm. The two-mile-five-furlong race on the old course at Prestbury Park features No Drama This End as the market leader, with Skylight Hustle, King Rasko Grey, and Ballyfad also competing.

Rix backed No Drama This End, trained by Paul Nicholls, praising his jumping ability and class. He compared the horse to Denman, noting that while Denman lost this race to Nicanor, No Drama This End appears more straightforward. The analyst suggested softer ground would suit him better, particularly after his performance in the Challow Hurdle where he had to make his own running.

Tracey favored Skylight Hustle, highlighting his consistent improvement with two wins from three starts over hurdles. She noted his victory in the Grade 1 Future Champions and his strong attitude, despite lacking the pace of top two-mile novice hurdlers. The race represents an ideal opportunity for him to showcase his staying ability over the extended trip.