On Boxing Day at Kempton, the field lines up for the historic big-money King George VI Chase, one of the most prestigious jump races of the entire season, as reigning 14-time trainers' champion Paul Nicholls looks to achieve further success.

There are thrills and spills in the race to be the champion Jump jockey - one of them, Sean Bowen, is riding high 30 wins ahead of his nearest rival Harry Cobden when a heavy fall on Boxing Day puts his title aspirations into jeopardy.

In the midst of the Cheltenham Festival, Irish trainer Willie Mullins looks to make history as he targets an unprecedented 100 festival winners in the hopes of finding the next best jockey.

The roller-coaster battle in the Trainers' Championship continues as Paul Nicholls and his former assistant Dan Skelton go head-to-head in a series of big-money races at the Cheltenham Festival, the Olympics of jump racing. Nerves and pressure run high in the weighing room as the jockeys prepare for the festival's centrepiece, the Gold Cup, an event considered to be the most prestigious and iconic race in the jump calendar.

The Grand National is one of the most famous and unpredictable horse races in the world - this year the million-pound prize pot draws a field of 34 riders and horses for a shot at Jump racing glory at the iconic Aintree racecourse. Trainers' championship contenders Dan Skelton and Willie Mullins aim to overcome last year's winner - the Lucinda Russell-trained horse Corach Rambler - and Rachael Blackmore, the only woman ever to have won this race who is riding Minella.

The team follows the thrills, spills and drama on and off the racetrack as jockeys, trainers, owners and horses battle to become champions. Irish trainer Willie Mullins mounts an all-out assault for the British Trainers' championship.