
Epsom Downs Bank Holiday Review: Drama, Stars & Ones to Follow
Bank Holiday Monday delivered a seven-race feast at Epsom Downs — and the famous Surrey track didn't disappoint, with drama from the first furlong to the last.
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Bank Holiday Monday delivered a seven-race feast at Epsom Downs — and the famous Surrey track didn't disappoint, with drama from the first furlong to the last.

Eight races on Good to Soft ground at Cartmel on Bank Holiday Monday, headlined by a £40,000 Class 2 mile handicap featuring 17 runners and some intriguing course-and-distance form.
Three UK racecourses are in action on Tuesday 25 August 2026, with flat action at Doncaster and Kempton Park joined by a jumps card at Sandown Park.

Six races under the evening sun at Sandown Park — Jack Heaton picks through a competitive National Hunt card on Good to Firm ground and finds his best bets.

Six races, a fistful of interesting handicappers, and a maiden worth watching — Tom O'Brien picks through Monday's Bath card for the horses that caught the eye.

A cracking summer jumps card at Sandown Park served up six competitive races on good to firm ground — here's Tom O'Brien's evening review with the horses to keep onside.
Five UK racecourses are in action on Thursday 20 August 2026, headlined by a stunning £600,000 top prize at York – here's your complete guide to today's racing.

Six chasers go to post at Sandown on a summer's evening, but don't let the August date fool you — this Class 2 contest has real teeth and genuine intrigue.

Six races on a Good to Firm summer evening at Sandown — Jack Heaton picks through the card and finds his best bets.

A warm Tuesday evening at Windsor delivered six races worth talking about — Roger Thomas picks through the card for the horses that caught the eye.

A balmy Monday evening at Windsor served up six competitive flat races on standard going — Tom O'Brien picks through the card for the horses worth following.

A six-race Friday card at Epsom Downs delivered plenty to chew over — here's Roger Thomas with the horses that caught the eye and the ones worth following.