
Ascot Saturday Review: Quality Card Serves Up Future Stars
A proper Saturday afternoon at Ascot delivered quality racing from start to finish, with several horses marking themselves down as serious prospects for the season ahead.

A proper Saturday afternoon at Ascot delivered quality racing from start to finish, with several horses marking themselves down as serious prospects for the season ahead.

A cracking afternoon on the Knavesmire with Group 3 action headlining and plenty of progressive types emerging from the handicap ranks.

A proper day's racing at Folkestone with Listed class on show and some tasty handicaps to get the blood pumping.

The Cathedral Stakes promises fireworks as veteran warrior Oxted takes on rising stars in a mouth-watering £70k Listed contest at Redcar.

The Bangor-on-Dee Handicap Chase brings quality staying chasers to Ascot, with veteran Twig leading a competitive field over three miles.

The William Hill Handicap Stakes brings together a competitive field of 12 runners at Goodwood, with Prydwen leading the market despite carrying top weight.

The Temple Stakes returns to Goodwood with a mouth-watering clash between mare Asfoora and veteran Khaadem in a £165k Group 2 sprint spectacular.

The William Hill Sandy Lane Stakes serves up a cracking Group 2 sprint with Venetian Sun heading eight quality three-year-olds at Goodwood.