‘Oddest thing I’ve seen so far’ – Cheltenham racegoer leaves fans stunned by wearing Domino’s pizza box on head

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A CHELTENHAM racegoer left fans stunned by wearing two DOMINO’S PIZZA BOXES as a hat.

The Festival continues to excite and Sun Sport has all the top tips and updates for a thrilling day two.

A woman turned heads at Cheltenham by wearing two Domino’s Pizza boxes on her headGetty

Stunned viewers claimed it was the ‘oddest thing’ they had seenGetty

As if someone’s come to Cheltenham with a Domino’s hat pic.twitter.com/06aMza7NM9

— Poppy Sheppard (@__popppy) March 15, 2023

Around 250,000 punters are pouring into Prestbury Park this week to watch the greatest equine talent on the planet strut their stuff.

However, one lady caused an almighty stir with her outfit earlier today.

The woman was spotted walking around in an all blue dress but it was her headwear that set tongues wagging.

She was wearing a Domino’s pizza box as a hat – and it left racegoers completely baffled – but she was undeterred as she tucked into a slice.

One tweeted: “As if someone’s come to Cheltenham with a Domino’s hat.”

Meanwhile another wrote: “Oddest thing I’ve seen at #Cheltenham so far. A hat what is literally a dominos pizza box.”

Meanwhile, Ladies’ Day kicked off in style at Cheltenham, with glamorous guests pulling out all the stops with their outfits.

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As usual there were numerous fashion triumphs and hats galore on day two. 

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Carol Vorderman led the way in leather leggings and knee-high boots, after being seen at the event yesterday.

Other guests to return again for a second day were royal couple Mike and Zara Tindall, who looked loved up as they posed together for a photo.

The Queen Consort was also in attendance, and looked elegant in a camel coat and matching hat.

Cheltenham Festival 2023 is running over four days – from Tuesday to Friday – at Prestbury Park Racecourse, also known as Cheltenham Racecourse.

Each day ITV are broadcasting five of the seven races and coverage will kick off on ITV1 at 1pm and finish at 4.30pm each day.

While today is Ladies’ Day, tomorrow is St Patrick’s Day and Friday will be Gold Cup Day.

The huge week kicked off in some style with Constitution Hill’s dominant victory in the Champion Hurdle.

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Impaire Et Passe at 5-2 claimed victory in Turner’s Novice Chase to get the action underway today.

Then The Real Whacker clung on to win the Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase at 8-1.

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