
Chester Sunday Delivers Class and Future Stars in Seven-Race Treat
Seven races of quality entertainment at Chester on Sunday, with promising novices and well-handicapped performers catching the eye for future campaigns.

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Seven races of quality entertainment at Chester on Sunday, with promising novices and well-handicapped performers catching the eye for future campaigns.

A cracking summer Saturday at Prestbury Park served up seven competitive handicaps with plenty of progressive types on show.

Yorkshire's garden racecourse delivered a cracking Saturday card headlined by Listed sprint action and plenty of progressive types to follow.

Friday's evening card at Ludlow delivered proper summer National Hunt entertainment with juvenile promise and handicap drama under the lights.

Friday's seven-race card at Newcastle delivered proper entertainment under the lights, with progressive mares stealing the show and several handicappers serving notice for bigger targets.

Friday's seven-race card at York delivered quality and drama in spades, with the feature Whixley Handicap headlining a day full of progressive sorts.

Wednesday's six-race card at Ffos Las served up proper summer jump racing entertainment with progressive types emerging and plenty of pointers for the weeks ahead.

Fontwell's evening card delivered genuine quality with standout maiden action and several progressive types emerging for the notebook.

Tuesday's card at Redcar delivered quality over quantity with some promising performances and several horses to keep on side for future outings.

Monday's evening card at Wincanton delivered quality racing with the Fitzdares Sprint as the headline act and several progressive types emerging.

Monday's seven-race card at Beverley delivered quality and talking horses aplenty, with the Class 2 EBF Novice Stakes providing the headline act.

Monday's seven-race card at Kelso showcased emerging talent and progressive types across all classes. Several horses stamped themselves as ones to follow.