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This week at Fontwell Park offers two excellent flat racing cards on the famous figure-of-eight circuit that has captivated racegoers since 1924.

Scotland's premier racecourse hosts two cracking Flat meetings this week, with good to firm ground promising fast times on the Ayrshire coast.

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

The Ballydoyle battalion descends on Kempton as Bloom and Cameo headline a stellar field in Saturday's William Hill Oaks Trial.

Good ground at headquarters provides ideal conditions for a competitive seven-race card, with proven course performers holding strong claims.

Eight promising three-year-old fillies clash in the Palmer & Co. Champagne Stakes at Ascot, with Gosden's Light of Paris leading a stellar field.

The Listed Boodles Raindance Dee Stakes at Cheltenham features a quality six-runner field headed by Aidan O'Brien's Constitution River and William Haggas' Morshdi.

Thursday's seven-race evening card at Southwell offers competitive handicaps and a valuable fillies' feature, with course specialists holding the edge.

Six races on good ground at Wincanton today, with the Judge Law Maiden Stakes the feature. Starryfield leads strong maiden field.

Seven races at Cheltenham on Thursday feature the Group 3 Ormonde Stakes as the highlight, with Jan Brueghel leading a competitive field on good going.

Wednesday evening's seven-race card at Hexham promises competitive action on standard to slow going, with several course specialists looking to take advantage.

Seven races of quality flat action await at Cheltenham today, with the Listed Cheshire Oaks headlining a cracking afternoon's sport on good ground.