We've got you covered for the action at Kempton, Aintree and Wetherby on Boxing Day as we preview the feature contests, headlined by the G1 Ladbrokes King George VI Chase.

Lydia and Ruby convene again in the Racing TV studio to unpick Readin Tommy Wrong's victory in the Lawlor's, to consider the Grade One novice chase entries, weigh up how the Ryanair Chase might look after Thurles this weekend and look at the latest news with the juveniles.

Lydia and Ruby unpick some of the big Christmas performances in the novice hurdle and novice chase ranks, including the blistering victory of Il Est Francais in the Ladbrokes Kauto Star at Kempton and those who handled - and didn't handle - the testing conditions at Leopardstown and Limerick, such as Caldwell Potter and Gaelic Warrior. 

How have those big Christmas performances affected the ante-post betting for the novice chases at the Cheltenham Festival? And what takes the eye among the entries for the championship hurdles contests, published this week?

Lydia Hislop & Ruby Walsh are back for the latest edition of Road To Cheltenham which takes a deep dive into the Festive action. 

The duo are looking back at the performances from the more experienced hurdlers and chasers, including Hewick's King George VI Chase win, Constitution Hill's Christmas Hurdle cruise, State Man's Matheson magic and much more. 

Lydia Hislop and Ruby Walsh are joined by Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White to review all of the action over the Christmas period, including Hewick's win in the Ladbrokes King George VI Chase at Kempton as well as Leopardstown's Savills Chase.

Racing TV's Johnny Ward is joined by Grade 1 winning jockey Denis O'Regan, Donn McLean', Mark Boylan from The Irish Field and Ladbroke's Nicola McGeady to look ahead to a bumper Christmas meeting at Leopardstown, which includes a Stunning looking Savills Chase.

Expect some cracking tips, a trip down memory lane and a fun Christmas quiz along the way!

Lydia Hislop and Ruby Walsh preview the big action over the festive period, focusing on the Ladbrokes King George VI Chase at Kempton and Leopardstown's Savills Chase.

Is Ruby sticking with Willie Mullins and Allaho for the King George or does he expect Bravemansgame to bounce back in a race that will surely be run differently to 12 months ago?

Meanwhile in the Savills, we have a contest that looks particularly deep now that Gerri Colombe is a confirmed intended starter. So who will land the spoils on December 28?

The latest episode of Road To Cheltenham is a busy one! Lydia Hislop and Ruby Walsh discuss a range of topics, including proposed plans by the BHA to limit the number of runners one trainer can have in a race in Britain.

The duo also take a look back at another fabulous week of action, headlined by Jonbon's success in the Tingle Creek, El Fabiolo's winning return in the Hilly Way Chase and 11-year-old Not So Sleepy enjoying his second win in the Fighting Fifth Hurdle.

Lydia and Ruby look back at the action from Newbury and Fairyhouse at the weekend, as well as a solid performance at Thurles from Classic Getaway - and take aim at what might finish second to Constitution Hill at Sandown on Saturday... because he's definitely going to run, right?