Jack Hartman

Newcastle served up a proper midweek feast with the Hugh Michelmore Memorial headlining a cracking card packed with progressive sorts and future stars.

A cracking evening card at Hexham showcased quality flat racing with several progressive types catching the eye for future campaigns.

Tuesday's evening card at Kempton served up quality action across six races, with several progressive types catching the eye for future campaigns.

Plumpton served up a cracking seven-race flat card with quality maidens, competitive handicaps and amateur action on good to firm ground.

A cracking afternoon of flat racing at Kelso delivered drama and quality in equal measure, with top jockeys battling it out across seven competitive contests.

Brighton served up a belter on Bank Holiday Monday with quality throughout the card and several horses announcing themselves as serious future prospects.

Bank Holiday Monday delivered the goods at Wincanton with a cracking seven-race card highlighted by the Windsor Sprint Series qualifier.

Monday's seven-race card at Plumpton delivered genuine quality with the £40k Zetland Gold Cup headlining a day packed with progressive types and future winners.

A quality Sunday card at Ffos Las served up competitive action across seven races, with several horses marking themselves out as ones to follow.

The Wrights Centenary Gold Cup at Towcester promises fireworks with 11 runners battling for £30k in this prestigious handicap hurdle showdown.

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.

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