Eight races to look forward to on Kempton’s all-weather Polytrack surface on Friday afternoon. The action takes place from 16.40 – 20.15. Murphy, Buick, Ryan – more top jocks that you could shake a ProCush at. Decent fields, competitive contests.
There are five more meetings across Britain and Ireland on Wednesday, including the Kerry National alongside Listed action on the Flat from the UK. Beverley, Yarmouth and Sandown race on the level, while National Hunt action takes place at Listowel
We’ve seven races to enjoy at Sandown on Wednesday afternoon, with the highlight being the Fortune Stakes – a Listed contest over a mile – at 15:40. I’m rather sweet on one for that, while there’s another who runs earlier
Seven flat races for our entertainment on Friday, Sept 15th, at Sandown Park. Action takes place between 2.05pm and 5.35pm. Competitive racing at a genuine Grade 1 track, with that famous punishing, finishing hill to climb. 14.05 South Shore @
Kempton stages regular Wednesday evening fixtures, and this seven-race card is another one. The all-weather track is once again riding standard-to-slow and that’s essential to bear in mind when considering a wager. 19:30 – Daphne May @ 7/2 The card
All-weather action on Kempton’s Polytrack surface – Friday Sept 8th, 7 races, between 5.55pm and 9pm. Rossa Ryan and Tom Marquand are among the top jocks present. 18.30 Fire Demon @ 13/8 Nicely-bred 2-yr-old by Dark Angel, owned by Juddmonte
Seven races from Haydock Park on Friday, Sept 8th, between 1.30pm and 4.55pm. There’s five handicaps and a couple of novice stakes affairs, with James Doyle and William Buick among the elite jocks present. 13.30 Shadow Dance @ 7/2 A
Haydock’s three-day Sprint Cup meeting begins on Thursday, with seven races taking place from 14:00 to 17:10. We’ve got a couple of tips for the card – including a Ralph Beckett-trained juvenile who’s taken to get off the mark after
Kempton Park is back for its regular Wednesday evening slot and there is a seven-race card to look forward to from the Sunbury venue. There is a good Class 4 handicap at 20:00 on what is sure to be another
From seven meetings across the UK & Ireland on Wednesday 30 August, it’s Kempton’s seven-race evening card that stands out to me. I’ve got a couple of tips for the occasion – including a debutant for Richard Hannon who’s been
