Horses will need to be transferred by Monday to run at Cheltenham.
Denise "Sneezy" Foster is set to step in as licensed trainer at Gordon Elliott’s Cullentra yard.
Elliott is banned from racing until September following an I-H-R-B hearing into a picture taken of the trainer sitting on a dead horse in 2019.
The British Horseracing Authority say all horses trained by Elliott must be transferred to another licensed trainer by Monday if they’re to be allowed to compete at Cheltenham or Aintree.
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