Cathal Dennehy: The calm after Cheltenham broken by alarm bells
SILKY MOVES:Â Racegoers celebrate as the festival draws to a close. Pic: INPHO/Tom Maher
By now the place has fallen silent. No more thundering hooves. No more laddish chants. No more music and laughs and endless chatter among tens of thousands of well-oiled pilgrims.
It’s 51 weeks until they do it all again and greet the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle with that glorious roar. But amid the calm over Cheltenham, there’s a new, unfamiliar sound: alarm bells.



