Cheltenham Festival racegoers opt for very risque ensembles

Описание: Racegoers at Cheltenham Festival have already showed off an array of daring ensembles so far this week - and today was no different as revellers arrived at the popular horseracing event.One reveller opted for a bold yellow crop top as she arrived at the Gloucestershire racecourse this morning, while another even showed off a lacy bra under her sheer top.Spectators failed to let the rain dampen their spirits as they opted for a variety of colourful ensembles for the third day of the popular event.Today is St Patrick's Thursday at Cheltenham Festival, with many revellers sporting bright green hats and sunglasses as they got into the party spirit.Plenty of pints of Guinness will be downed at the Guinness Village, with racegoers also treated to a variety of entertainment around the course throughout the day.Zara Tindall, who is expecting her second child in the summer, attended the festival for the third day in a row, displaying her blossoming bump in a chic grey coat and a teal hat by milliner Sally Ann Provan.Celebrities such as Carol Vorderman, Rod Stewart, Katie Price and rugby star Thom Evans also put in an appearance on the third day of the popular festival.Yesterday's Ladies Day at Cheltenham saw an array of colourful ensembles - including some rather daring looks.Racegoers were encouraged to 'dress up in all your finery' to be in with a chance of winning the coveted Best Dressed Lady prize.While events such as Ascot have a strict dress code, there's no formal guidelines for Cheltenham - meaning racegoers can express their creativity, as well as allowing for more racy looks.Tomorrow is the final year of this year's festival, with bookmakers Ladbrokes estimating that the Gold Cup on Friday will spark a £20million betting bonanza across the UK and Ireland.Might Bite and Native River are currently the 4/1 joint favourites to win the prestigious title.There have been several royal visits to Cheltenham so far this week, with the Duchess of Cornwall and Princess Anne seen gracing the racecourse, along with Zara and Mike Tindall.Cheltenham is always popular with celebrities and sports stars, with Dom Joly, Jeremy Kyle, Phil Tufnell and Georgia Toffolo putting in an appearance earlier in the week.Security was tight at the racecourse, which has been patrolled by armed police since 2016.However, Gloucester Police has urged racegoers not to be alarmed by the sight of armed officers, insisting that they're present as a precaution to reassure the public.Organisers this year are making a concerted efforts to clamp down on ticket touts and have been repeating messages over the tannoys, warning that people caught selling on tickets will be ejected from the site.