
Ayr Evening Flat Card: Hollie Doyle Dominance and Hidden Gems
Hollie Doyle was the star turn at Ayr's evening card, but there were plenty of progressive types on show for the punters to note down.

Horse Racing Writer
Born and raised in County Tipperary, Tom O'Brien grew up surrounded by jump racing. His family have been involved in point-to-pointing for three generations, and Tom spent his twenties working as a stable lad at several Irish yards before moving into sports journalism. He covers National Hunt racing with the passion of someone who's mucked out the stables.

Hollie Doyle was the star turn at Ayr's evening card, but there were plenty of progressive types on show for the punters to note down.

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A Monday card at Catterick that delivered more substance than style, with several progressive handicappers catching the eye for future campaigns.

A cracking Monday card at Southwell sees Seaview Rock headline the novice chase, while the going should suit the stamina types perfectly.

Six races of quality National Hunt action at Lingfield Park on good ground, with Harry Skelton's strong book of rides leading the charge.

A cracking Saturday card at Newmarket served up some proper quality, with novice stars emerging and handicappers showing their true colours.