Monday is afternoon in Windsor before we head to Wolverhampton for some exciting all-weather competitions, live on Sky Sports Racing.
1.50 Windsor – Murphy and Palmer team up with Phone Tag
THE Sky Sports Racing Sky 415 Nursery Handicap (1:50) looks very competitive with Oisin Murphy and Hugo Palmer teaming up phone tag.
He will need a better break than previously at Thirsk, but he will surely finish an even start.
Among the others, Arsenal fans will undoubtedly be tempted by Jonathan Portman’s film. Zinchenkowho goes on a trip and makes his handicap debut.
3.20 Windsor – Will three-year-olds dominate?
Seven of the last eight renewals of the Champions Day on Sky Sports Racing Handicap (3:20) followed the path of three-year-olds and six of the 10 runners fit these criteria.
Hughie Morrison Azahara Palace has had a great summer and should do well under Hollie Doyle, while Dream of mischief And My ambition re-oppose after meeting in Lingfield last month.
William Haggas Sea eagle He is now falling in class and could do well, although he has disappointed under Tom Marquand in his last two races.
7:00 Wolverhampton – Protected Guest to get back on track?
Protected guest hasn’t won since April 2022 and may not have a better chance than this Breeders’ Cup on Sky Sports Racing Handicap (7:00 a.m.).
The eight-year-old will have to carry the biggest weight under Tom Queally, but tends to run well here and it is a marked drop in class from previous races.
That of David Simcock Accomplished and that of Sir Mark Prescott Genesis ran well and could challenge, while Charlie Johnston’s Bulldog Spirit should run his usual strong race.
Watch every race from Windsor and Wolverhampton on Monday October 9, live on Sky Sports Racing.