Form Guide

Five UK racecourses are in action on Tuesday 30 June 2026, with 32 races spanning flat and jump action from Doncaster, Redcar, Bath, Ffos Las and Sandown Park.

Tom O'Brien casts his eye over a lively Monday evening card at Hexham, picking out the progressive types and flagging the horses worth following into the summer.

Royal Ascot takes centre stage on Saturday 20 June 2026 with a £1m top prize, while Aintree, Newbury, Chester, Newmarket and Plumpton also offer compelling action across 41 races.

Six UK racecourses and 40 races on Friday 19 June 2026, with Royal Ascot's Commonwealth Cup leading the charge alongside action at Ludlow, Plumpton, Newbury, Aintree and Folkestone.

Seven races on good ground at Ayr this Saturday afternoon, with the £10k fillies' novice stakes taking centre stage for the two-year-olds.

Wednesday's six-race card at Ffos Las presents competitive handicaps on good ground, with the feature chase headlining an afternoon of value opportunities.

A comprehensive look at the week's most active riders and trainers, with Rob Hornby and Saffie Osborne leading the charge across 36 fixtures.

Six competitive races await at Doncaster on Friday, with good ground conditions setting up some intriguing contests for the everyday punter.

A comprehensive look at the week's most active participants, with Rossa Ryan topping the jockey standings and Tim Easterby's remarkable 64-runner assault.

Seven-race Flat card at Plumpton features Classic Encounter in the feature handicap, with good to firm conditions favouring speed throughout the afternoon.

A busy week of 40 fixtures reveals telling patterns among the volume leaders, with established names maintaining their workload while emerging angles present themselves.

Thursday's varied card at Doncaster showcased everything from amateur heroics to promising maidens, with several horses emerging as definite ones to follow.