Sir Alex Ferguson will be bidding to win the one piece of silverware that so so far eluded him when Clan Des Obeaux runs in this year's Cheltenham Gold Cup .
Fergie enjoyed a trophy-laden 27 years in charge of Manchester United before retiring from management in 2013.
The 76-year-old has been a racing enthusiast for decades and has owned a number of horses, including Rock Of Gibraltar.
However, he is yet to land one of the most sought-after trophies of the jump season - the Gold Cup.
Fergie had a fourth at Cheltenham in 2011 with What A Friend, but will be gunning for glory this time around with Clan Des Obeaux - one of 38 entries in the race.
However, the Old Trafford legend has his work cut out.
Sizing John is bidding to become the first horse to win back-to-back Gold Cups since Best Mate.
Might Bite, winner of last year's RSA Chase at The Festival, is another serious contender.