Going news, market movers and July festival pointers

Wonderful Wolverhampton. The all-weather venue hosts a hastily convened meeting after 295 entries for Tuesday's fixture prompted the BHA to react quickly and authorise an overflow card. The result of three oversubscribed contests being transferred has produced an eight-race card with two of the races divided three times.

If the Tapeta isn't your cup of tea there is plenty of choice with the jumpers at Worcester and a Flat card at Ayr, plus evening meetings at Ripon, Roscommon and Windsor.

Going report

Worcester (first race 1.50)
Good, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.2)
Distances: R1, 2, 4 & 7 +102yds, R3, 5, 6 & 8 +72yds

Ayr (2.00)
Good to firm, firm in places (GoingStick 8.2)
Distances: R5 & 7 +4yds, R6 +6yds

Wolverhampton (AW) (2.10)
Tapeta: standard

Windsor (5.40)
Good to firm (GoingStick 7.7)
Distances: +29yds to all races run on the Round course

Roscommon (5.50)
Good to firm

Ripon (6.30)
Good to firm (GoingStick 8.4)

Afternoon market movers

Ayr 2.30 Vallarta 7-2 (from 9-2)
Ayr 3.05 Faithful Promise 5-1 (from 13-2)
Ayr 3.35 Soldier's Minute 13-2 (from 9)
Ayr 5.45 Lotara 6-1 (from 15-2)
Wolverhampton 3.15 Madame Jo Jo 7-1 (from 9)
Wolverhampton 4.15 Jack Blane 7-1 (from 9)

What to back

Richard Birch (£) heads the tipping team to start the week backed up by our other experts in the Tips Box, while you can find statistical-based selections in the Signposts Sweetspots

What to read

Award-winning writer Tom Kerr (£) reports from Italy about the state of the racing industry there. Don't miss his first report in a three-part series for website members.

After the death of his father and legendary trainer John Dunlop, his son Ed pays tribute to a "wonderful father".

Richard Fahey is ready to unleash his exciting sprinter Sands Of Mali against the best in the division in the July Cup.

What to watch

The Moet & Chandon July festival starts at Newmarket on Thursday and here is trainer Hugo Palmer with his hopes for winners at the three-day meeting.

Check out the rest of a gallops video which shows Darley July Cup contender Redkirk Warrior's work on the Al Bahathri.

The best of Racing Post Sport

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Final thought

After Roaring Lion's Eclipse success set up England's quarter-final win at the World Cup, bookies might be running scared of names that punters could jump on ahead of Wednesday's semi-final. There are plenty today with three at Worcester in The Last But One (2.20), Reason To Believe (4.25) and Excellent Team (5.30). Let's hope none of them falls at the second-last obstacle!

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