Jockeys

A cracking Tuesday evening at Nottingham served up plenty for the notebook, with Harry Skelton leading the charge and several progressive sorts catching the eye.

Bath's evening card offered plenty for the everyday punter, with apprentice opportunities and maiden fillies providing the night's highlights.

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

A cracking afternoon of flat action at Ayr delivered sprint thrills and maiden promise, with several horses marking themselves as ones to follow.

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.

Seven races of National Hunt action at Colwick Park with small fields offering punters some tasty opportunities for the shrewd operator.

Tuesday's Bath card falls victim to the weather gods, reminding us why racing's relationship with Mother Nature remains beautifully unpredictable.

A lovely Tuesday evening card at Kempton awaits, with the Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap Stakes headlining proceedings.

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

A competitive seven-race card at Kelso features promising juveniles and established performers on good to firm ground.

A proper Bank Holiday treat at Haydock Park with conditional jockeys taking centre stage and several progressive sorts catching the eye.