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The jumps are back with our season opener from jumps HQ Cheltenham with the ITV cameras also throwing in some competitive action from Doncaster for good measure. Pundits Dean Kilbryde and Rory Paddock preview all the live ITV action this Friday to kick start the weekend early with hopefully a hat full of winners. 13:15 CHELTENHAM Crooked Path arrives here firmly on the upgrade, impressing when stepped up in trip at Fontwell last weekend, travelling nicely and jumping well and

Alan Morris focuses on Thursday evening's all-weather action from Southwell, pinpointing a quartet of runners worth following. 17:00 SOUTHWELL Blue Tulip looks to be a progressive filly and can handle a more competitive race than her recent course and distance win. The 3yo filly is stoutly-bred and duly improved as she went up in distance and the testing trip at Southwell. Rubellite had another sighter over this distance last time and looks the main threat with Cieren Fallo

Former jockey turned pundit Liam Hall runs his eyes across the cards this Wednesday and pinpoints a handful of horses not to ignore. 13:32 NAVAN One of the most notable jockey bookings in Irish racing is when Edward Lynam turns to Billy Lee, cheekpieces also go on Ravens Call making this daughter of Ravens Pass a live each way contender here. Alnofoor has lost its way recently but with Colin Keane on board could eventually regain the winning thread, one to watch in the marke

Sam King heads to Suffolk with two tips from Yarmouth this Tuesday. 14:53 YARMOUTH George Boughey has his yard in good form at present and the progressive Queen Of Scotland looks well-placed to complete the hat-trick. A commanding winner at Windsor second time out following a promising debut, the daughter of Pinatubo put up a smooth performance to defy the penalty in a novice event at Kempton last start. She ought to have more to offer now moving into handicap company and up

Alan Morris has found two recent runners you need to put in your trackers and are worthy of making it onto our hotlist! GET OUT OF MY WAY (F O’BRIEN) Get Out Of My Way confirmed the promise of his bumper win and second in a strong-looking maiden hurdle at Perth that should throw up a good few winners. The 5yo gelding nearly caught the front-running Kershaw off a modest pace and can win next time out. Connections went to €105,000 to secure the full brother to their talented T

Matt Polley kicks off the week with selections from Yorkshire as he heads to Pontefract for his best bets. 14:53 PONTEFRACT A proper test for a two year old over a mile here on soft ground. One runner here who shouldn’t have any issues is the filly Silverella, who won here last time. She’s improving, but will need to take another step forward today. King High is the pick. He already has a fairly lofty mark, and looks to have a touch of class about him. The Irish raider Mary

All eyes turn to Ascot this Saturday for Champions Day, one of the standout fixtures of the Flat racing calendar, with some of the sport's biggest names set to battle it out on a star-studded card. With Group 1 glory up for grabs, established stars looking to cement their reputations and progressive contenders hoping to make their mark, there's plenty to get excited about, with all the action live on ITV. Rory Paddock goes through the entire card he takes a close look at all

While much of the attention this Saturday will be firmly focused on Champions Day at Ascot, there's still plenty of racing elsewhere for punters looking to get involved. Away from the ITV cameras and the high-profile Group 1 contests, Rory Paddock pinpoints his "Best Of The Rest" with selections from Catterick and Southwell. 16:45 CATTERICK Toca Madera looks potentially a class above handicap company after winning his last two starts in impressive fashion. Despite a rise in

Dean Kilbryde heads to Haydock for his best bets this Friday with one runner he's following to end the working week with a winner. 14:52 HAYDOCK Darkness was only beaten a length at Nottingham earlier this month and is due to go up 3lbs for that effort so looks to be a danger, while Venetian Lion has won his last three on turf and wasn’t disgraced when only beaten a length on the AW at Kempton last time out so is another to consider for a stable and jockey who have won two o

Alan Morris takes a look at Thursday's action from Southwell and Brighton to find his best bets. 16:25 BRIGHTON With four places on offer I'm willing to take a chance on outsider Connie Moon for a yard that just had a 22-1 winner. The 4yo filly made a pleasing comeback and would be a lot shorter here but for for a blowout on soft/heavy that can be ignored. A third at Goodwood gives hope Brighton may suit. Plenty of course and distance winners are in opposition with Gone Rogu

Liam Hall gives us his weekly take on Wednesday's action and picks out a handful of runners worth following. 13:35 PUNCHESTOWN This academy hurdle I'm putting up Way Horn, a son of Golden Horn out of a winning hurdler, there's a solid jumps pedigree in this lad unlike most of the field who have flat pedigrees. Rich Treasure might be a decent price to hit the frame and could be worth a punt if firms are offering first three places each way WAY HORN (WIN) 14:00 WETHERBY Wether

A little break for Alan Morris but after a good shuffle of his hotlist horses he returns with another duo of recent runners who you have to know in the hunt for future profits. WHERE’S CATO (C WILLIAMS) Where’s Cato made a pleasing comeback over hurdles at Chepstow last week in a reasonable race for the grade and looks to be on an exploitable mark over hurdles or fences. The 7yo mare had a fair campaign as a point to pointer prior to a hurdle and chase win last season and it

Matt Polley heads to Scotland for his best bets this Monday with selections from Musselburgh to kick-start the week. 15:17 MUSSELBURGH Ski Angel will quite rightly be popular here. A course and distance winner, who has been knocking on the door lately. Never Dark could run well at decent odds, however it might be worth forgiving Fear And Fast latest run in the mud at Hamilton. He comfortably accounted for Ski Angel on his last start here, and has an ideal draw. FEAR AND FA

Saturday's ITV Racing action features a cracking afternoon of Flat racing from Newmarket and York, with competitive handicaps, exciting youngsters and some established stars taking centre stage. Racing Daily previews all eight televised contests, including the fiercely competitive Cesarewitch Handicap, as we look to uncover the best betting opportunities. 13:15 NEWMARKET Humidity boasts arguably the strongest form in the field, having finished runner-up to the hugely talented

Dean Kilbryde heads to Wales for Friday’s selections with two from Chepstow not to ignore. 16:17 CHEPSTOW Unjeu Royal won over this trip at Plumpton in April and finished third of seven in a higher grade when last seen in May. A slight drop down in class means he has to shoulder top-weight on his return but if ready to go after the summer break he’s likely to be thereabouts at the finish. Raffles Nobu was an excellent second at Newton Abbot when last seen, only beaten by a we

Alan Morris hunts for value this Thursday with each-way selections he expects to outrun their odds at Ayr and Bath. 14:55 AYR Lesley's Boy has slipped a long way in the weights but has found his form again and can progress beyond 0-60 now. Having run well over Hamilton's stiff 6f in testing conditions the 4yo gelding looks ready to try 7f again. The high draw is a slight concern but the price should reflect that doubt and gives us each-way leeway! Launch Time and Big Apple J

Liam Hall previews four different races this Wednesday as he goes around the courses to pinpoint his top tips. 14:15 NAVAN Rosanella likely to be a big price here after being well beaten on debut, ran very kean that day and the drop in trip looks the right move, the pedigree suggests this trip should suit and I think it could be a live outsider here. Port Arthur, Almeiyda and My Cunny Bear have thrown their dart plenty of times and have yet to break their maiden tag, it'd be

Sam King focuses on the action at Leicester this Tuesday with two runners not to ignore. 15:16 LEICESTER The standard set by both Caelan’s Rose and Engedi isn’t exactly insurmountable, so it could pay to take a chance on the newcomer Izabel, who ought to be a much larger price. James Fanshawe has enjoyed a record-breaking season in terms of number of winners and the team clearly have the horses in excellent form at present. He has enough of a pedigree to suggest he’s capable

Matt Polley focuses on Monday evening's action from Kempton and Wolverhampton for his best bets to kick-start the week. 19:00 WOLVERHAMPTON Faeberon is interesting back in trip and has won here. Glen Nevis is nicely handicapped if the first time visors perk him up, but Canvas looks the way to go here. He won off a five pound lower mark at York last autumn, and things haven’t panned out perfectly for him since, however, that’s left him on an attractive mark, and this course

September has been and gone and Alan Morris rounds off the month and kick-starts October with a total hotlist overhaul and more runners to ensure you're tracking. ICE SHOW (D O'MEARA) Despite being from a good Cheveley Park family, and a fair winning dam, Ice Show was picked up for a 1000gns by current connections. The 3yo was unraced at two and has been progressing nicely and after a keen front-running 3rd at Redcar she went one better at Newcastle to win over 7f. She trave