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"As seen by Daryl Jacob: The further you go away from the crowd and the grandstand, the less you hear them, but then again, you’re going to hear jockeys, you’re going to hear hooves, you’re going to hear horses jumping the fences or the hurdles. You’re zoned in to what you’re trying to achieve and do yourself. You’re concentrating very hard on your horse and getting your horse into a lovely rhythm. Four fences out is a crucial fence at the top of the hill on the New Course. It’s right at the top of the hill. You’re coming round that sharp bend and you’re suddenly coming downhill. It can get quite tight up on that top corner. The second last and the last are very important fences as well. You want to try and meet them on a good stride and land with momentum to get you up the hill. Ideally you’d like to get a flying jump because that will land you with momentum going forward to the final fence."
<https://www.telegraph.co.uk/racing/2021/03/19/cheltenham-gold-cup-2021-live-results-racing-tips-winners-latest/>