There’s more fine racing coming our way at Chester on Thursday with a seven-race card kicking off with the 135. The advance going is forecast ‘Good to Soft, Soft in places’.

It’s the first of three tremendous day’s racing on the Roodeye at Chester on Wednesday with seven races on offer beginning with the 135. The advance going is forecast ‘Soft’.

A six-race card awaits us at Fakenham on Tuesday afternoon, the Norfolk track beginning with the 230. The advance going is forecast ‘Good to Soft, Soft in places’.

Musselburgh stage a seven-race card on Friday with the first event due off at 200. The advance going is forecast ‘Good to Soft, Good in places’.

Kempton have stepped in at short notice to provide a venue for a fine card at Ascot that was abandoned due to waterlogging. The six-race card begins at 200 and the advance going is ‘Standard‘ on the Polytrack.

Kempton stage an eight-race card on their Polytrack surface on Monday afternoon with the first event due off at 215. The advance going is forecast ‘Standard’.

A mixture of quality jumps action on the final day of the National Hunt season and some equally attractive Flat racing make up a seven-race card at Sandown on Saturday. The action begins at 130 and the going on the jumps track is ‘Good to Soft, Soft in places’, whilst the Flat track is reported ‘Heavy’.

The first five races on a great card at Sandown Park that includes the Gold Cup, the Celebration Chase, as well as two Group 3’s on the Flat, are supported by a competitive no vices handicap chase at Market Rasen in a typically tough Scoop6.

Very testing ground faces the runners at Sandown on Friday where a quality six-race card will be staged, beginning with the 115. The advance going is forecast ‘Heavy’.

The recent rain has definitely got into the ground at Folkestone where Tuesday’s seven-race card is set to be run on ground described as ‘Soft, Heavy in places’. The first event is due off at 210.