It's day one of the biggest racing festivals in the world, and we kick off the Cheltenham Festival as the Racing Daily team previews all seven races on Tuesday. 13:20 CHELTENHAM A strong field heads to post in this year’s Supreme Novices Hurdle, and for once, what seems like a fair split in terms of British and Irish chances. Old Park Star has done no wrong this season and rightfully heads the market, he has shown plenty of pace but equally should have no problems climbing

Matt Polley previews two races from Taunton to kick start the week. 15:10 TAUNTON  Postponed Legacy has won three of his last four starts, but still hasn’t reached a mark of a hundred. His limit is unknown. Tilehurst isn’t really bred for this, but shows ability, along with Siam Park who is back hurdling after a tumble over fences. A flyer is taken with top weight Moutarde. He’s been keeping higher company than this, and this track and ground will definitely suit him, and add

Kieran McHugh previews two races this Sunday as he pinpoints a couple of runners he’s backing. 14:50 CARLISLE Hilcrest is a case of ‘what could have been’ and he nearly got his head back in front last time out. He keeps the visor on, but my heart would rule my head more. Tommy’s Oscar was good at Musselburgh, last time out, but this is his first time over three miles in six years. The vote goes to Credo. Despite recent form, he won this race last year and arrives three pounds

Liam Hall focuses his attention on the action from Ayr and Dundalk this Friday to round off the working week with some winners, 15:20 AYR A tricky little maiden hurdle but I'd be expect to see Largy Go be all the rage here. A winning pointer on debut, followed that up with a pleasing second on Racecourse debut and should be more than good enough to take the honours in this contest. Irish raider Dahab was a decent flat horse, lost his way on the flat since joining connections