Away from Saturday's live ITV coverage, there's still plenty of action for punters to get stuck into, with Doncaster and Southwell providing a couple of interesting betting opportunities. Rory Paddock turns his attention to the afternoon's non-televised action and highlights two runners who could be worth following at potentially attractive prices. 15:55 DONCASTER When it comes to Doncaster, course form counts for plenty, which is why course-and-distance winner Fine Interview

Alan Morris heads to Stratford and Southwell for the best of his bets this Thursday with a trio of tips he feels are worth following. 15:50 STRATFORD Pescatorius showed a good attitude to win over a trip short of his best at Stratford and is a fit and in-form consistent horse for the grade and rating. Moor End and One Last Glance look to be future winners alongside Ithaka and any strength in the market could indicate they are ready to go. PESCATORIUS (WIN) 19:30 SOUTHWELL A

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

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

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

Rory Paddock turns his attention away from Saturday's live ITV action and pinpoints a pair of runners he feels are worth following this Saturday. 14:50 REDCAR Bay Dream Believer may have failed to win in five previous visits to Redcar, but her overall record at the track remains difficult to ignore, having finished in the places on four of those five occasions. She clearly enjoys this venue and returns on what looks a workable mark, while the booking of Jason Hart is another

Sam King pinpoints a pair of runners this Tuesday who he's siding with to beat the bookmakers. 14:40 BEVERLEY Richard Hannon’s Call Me Tomorrow has been handed some tough assignments since her promising debut earlier in the season. She struggled in a warm event at Newbury last time but should find this significantly easier, while the recent wind operation ought to make a difference. She comes out best at the weights here and can get off the mark. CALL ME TOMORROW (WIN) 16:20

We kick off the week with two selections from Southwell as pundit Matt Polley pinpoints two runners not to ignore. 15:30 SOUTHWELL There’s a few in here with the potential to be much better that their marks, notably, Roc De Fer and Sun Lord, but none more so than Seraglio Point. This son of Golden Horn is all about stamina. His dam won over this trip and further, and this step up to almost a mile and a half, on a galloping track on handicap debut, should be ideal. SERAGLIO P

Rory Paddock looks away from Aintree and pinpoints a handful of runners worth following this Saturday. 13:30 NEWCASTLE Hawkseye View was unable to land a blow in stronger company last time, but this represents a marked drop in grade and he returns to a venue where he has an excellent record. With proven course-and-distance form, he looks well placed to bounce back and add to his tally. Empty Nest, another previous winner over this track and trip, appeals as the most obvious

Alan Morris pinpoints two runners worth backing this Thursday, away from the action at Aintree. 15:07 TAUNTON The Woollacott and Newman combination do well with their crossovers from the pointing scene and Noble Blue looks to have scope to improve further over hurdles after two promising seconds recently. The 8yo gelding had won six of her seven points prior to that and a mark of 104 looks to underestimate him. Saint Polo showed his first form last time with a second at Sedg

Alan Morris gives his regular Thursday tips as he finds a trio to back to bash the bookies. 16.07 CHEPSTOW So You Know looked ready for a step up in trip,, even in winning over two miles so it was understandable he was running on again under a 10lb claimer last time in finishing second. The yard are in good form and the 5yo gelding can progress again here. Marlacoo and Beau Quali ran well last time and can go well too. SO YOU KNOW (WIN) 16.15 KELSO Dedicated Hero has been w

Rory Paddock turns his attention away from the ITV action this Saturday and pinpoints a trio of runners worth following. 16:15 CURRAGH Inventress makes her handicap debut for Paddy Twomey and commands respect, though with an absence of nearly 300 days, she may just need the run and fitness has to be taken on trust. Former course-and-distance winner Titanium ran a solid race when sixth over track and trip last time and, with a 2lb pull in the weights, looks capable of getting

Rory Paddock looks away from the ITV action this Saturday and pinpoints three runners elsewhere who could go well. 14:15 NEWCASTLE Jockey Ryan Mania nearly claimed a major race at Cheltenham yesterday but could make up for that defeat a little by taking home success in this. He partners Diamond Mix who has won their last two contests and looks capable of making it three on the spin if fit after a 127 day break. Count Adhemar looks the obvious challenger. DIAMOND MIX (WIN) 17

Sam King looks to the all-weather for his best bets this Tuesday with action from Newcastle and Southwell. 15:12 NEWCASTLE Seven Fires looks like the type to continue progressing with racing and she can get off the mark third time out in the six-furlong maiden at Newcastle. Trainer Jack Channon has been operating at a 20% strike rate for the last fortnight and I suspect this well put-together daughter of Sioux Nation has more to offer. A pleasing fourth on debut at Lingfield,

Liam Hall preview the best of Friday’s action including the flat debut of Constitution Hill. 15:45 EXETER The Devon National sees top weight Largy Port line up for the Nicholls team, handy 7lb removed by a talented conditional, pulled up on his only try at an extreme trip, first time blinkers are a concern if they light him up too much over this sort of distance. Art Decco holds course and distance form which should stand him in good stead but will need to improve again to ri

Teo races to get stuck into this Thursday from pubdit Alan Morris. 14.00 HUNTINGDON It seems churlish to desert Paggane who has ran well for The Hotlist in three runs prior to a disappointing effort last time. She jumped right there at Doncaster and was held up in a hot race she couldn’t really get in to. She raced prominently in picking up two similar listed Mares’ chases prior to that but doesn’t appeal as a betting proposition at long odds on at first show, despite the ret

Matt Polley previews his best bets for Monday’s action. 13:02 SOUTHWELL Roger Rarebit will most likely be popular to follow up his win at Warwick, but consistency is not his strong point. Whatsyourproblem is also a contender. He wasn’t beaten far over course and distance last time. There could be some value in Duhallow Tommy. He won’t mind any further rain, he’s also had his wind tweaked, but most importantly he’s been given a chance by the handicapper. DUHALLOW TOMMY (WIN)

Liam Hall previews his best bets of the day this Friday as he heads to Southwell and Naas for his selections. 13:38 SOUTHWELL Cool customer has finished runner-up on both starts to date, looks sure to be competitive again but looks vulnerable for win purposes. Elderflower Tonic showed a pleasing attitude when winning at the second attempt in Irish Points, makes her rules debut here and is capable of getting involved, but this sharp track might not play to its strengths regard

Liam Hall takes in three races from three different meetings this Friday as he hunts down some winners to end the working week. 14:50 SOUTHWELL Emilia Cassanova has an amazing pedigree, by Dubawi and out of a Grade 2 Lowther winner she should be high class but so far she has shown very little. She reared up last time causing her to blow the start and probably did well under them circumstances so it probably an each way play here if able to break with the field safely. Power O

Alan Morris’s Thursday selections come from Exeter and Southwell. 13:00 EXETER Hollygrove Cha Cha is favourite here after a successful novice hurdle campaign and a respectable chase debut. She warmed to the task in a good-looking novice chase but they finished in a bunch and the other protagonists haven’t gone on as expected. There is a chance here that Bluey’s fluent jumping could put the others under pressure here and at the likely prices looks the value here. BLUEY (WIN) 1