Champion jockey Richard Johnson is the face of the 2017 Coral Welsh Grand National.
In a video to promote the biggest race day of the year at Chepstow Racecourse, Johnson's starring role in guiding Native River to a superb success in the 2016 running is commemorated.
The 40-year-old is seen donning the colours of Native River, trained by Colin Tizzard and owned by Brocade Racing, before adjusting his goggles ready for the off.
And it all happens against the background of a choir singing the Welsh National Anthem.
Singing will play a major part in the day, with Welsh opera singers Shan Cothi and Rebecca Evans singing Hen Wlad Fy Nhada as the runners circle for the big race.
The Bridgend Male Choir will be performing in the Parade Ring and The Wild Murphys will be playing live all afternoon in our Bonanza Boy Marquee
The Coral Welsh Grand National, worth £150,000 in prize money, is off at 2.50pm. The gates open at 10am and the first race starts at 12.35pm.
The card also includes the £50,000 Coral Finale Juvenile Hurdle, won last year by Defi du Seuil who went on to take the Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham.
As a bonus, all customers who book a ticket in advance will receive a voucher for free admission to the meeting on Friday, April 27 (Dunraven Bowl Race Night).
The meeting will support Welsh charities Ty Hapus and Amser Justin Time.
Admission tickets start from £27pp in advance and hospitality packages start from £85pp including VAT subject to availability.
