Gordon Elliott completed a famous Cheltenham treble with Tiger Roll in the JT McNamara National Hunt Chase.

Winner of the Triumph Hurdle over two miles in 2014, the Gigginstown House Stud-owned gelding was sent off at 16-1 for this four-mile test.

The seven-year-old was pulling rider Lisa O'Neill's arms out running down the hill and picked up from the home turn for a ready three-length success. Missed Approach was second ahead of Haymount in third.

O'Neill said: "It's surreal, to be honest. It's an overwhelming feeling.

"I was just hoping up the hill that there was nothing there to pass me.

"It's a good team effort and it's absolutely brilliant."

Elliott, who was following on from the earlier victories of Labaik and Apple's Jade said of the jockey: "She's decent and is an absolute star.

"She pre-trains our horses and does everything for us.

"She's an absolute star and I'm delighted for her."

Elliott added of the winner: "I knew after three fences he was on a going day.

"He's a Triumph Hurdle winner and he's won here twice. He's never been moving so well at home.

"I can't believe it. To train three winners on the first day of Cheltenham. I thought if I had one this year I'd be delighted. It's a credit to the staff I have at home and the owners and the horses. It's brilliant."