Series 1 

Boxing Day at Kempton as the field lines up for the historic big-money King George VI Chase, one of the most prestigious Jump races of the entire season. The questions on everybody's lips are about the risk of superhorse Shishkin refusing to start again.

1. David vs Goliath

Sport

Racing

This series gets a backstage pass into the lives of jockeys and trainers at some of the best Jumps fixtures - including the iconic Cheltenham Festival and world-famous Grand National.

Champions: Full Gallop

A backstage pass into the lives of jockeys and trainers at some of the biggest fixtures.

Lorraine

Lorraine Kelly presents a topical mix of entertainment, discussion and showbiz glamour.

Lorraine Kelly presents a topical mix of entertainment, discussion and showbiz gossip.

Good Morning Britain

Breakfast show with the latest news, sport and weather.

Seventeen years after recovering from a brain tumour, Russell Watson joins us to talk about being back to centre stage and how he's written a song to be released after his death.

As Sean tries to win a fitness battle to recover in time for Super Saturday at Newbury, Harry undertakes a gruelling mission riding seven days a week to chase down Sean's lead while big race rider Nico De Boinville is also receiving treatment for a broken collarbone and targeting a comeback at the Newbury meeting.

2. Two Horse Race

Trainer Paul Nicholls leads the way going into the Cheltenham Festival as he guns for a record-equalling 15th title, but hot on his heels is his former assistant and protege Dan Skelton. However, standing in both of their ways is Irish trainer Willie Mullins, who is looking to write himself into the history books as he targets an unprecedented 100th festival winner.

3. The Irish Are Coming

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 in the iconic Cheltenham Festival.

4. The Master vs The Apprentice

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.

5. The Grand National

After his success in the Grand National, Irish trainer Willie Mullins mounts an all-out assault for the British Trainers' championship over the final tense two weeks of the season - meanwhile, there is a dramatic photo finish for the Scottish Grand National as the race for the Trainer's crown goes down to the wire on the last day of the season at Sandown.