All the latest as Capri returns on a day of quality European action

There is a really European feel to today's racing with the quality to be found in Ireland, France and some morsels in Germany and Italy.

Salisbury begins its season with a family fun day featuring the City Bowl and the popularity of Wetherby's Flat track is confirmed by an eight-race card all with double-figure fields.

Navan has the attraction of 2017 St Leger winner Capri bidding to give Aidan O'Brien another Vintage Crop Stakes (4.15) win plus the reappearance of Investec Oaks favourite Pink Dogwood, who is odds-on for the Listed Salsabil Stakes (3.40).

Longchamp has the day's Group 1 with the Prix Ganay (3.25) and no surprise Godolphin are on the case with Ghaiyyath.

Frankie Dettori is back in his homeland for the Italian 2,000 Guineas and 1,000 Guineas having never won the fillies' Group 3 that is the Premio Regina Elana Shadwell (3.30) meanwhile Richard Hannon sends Boitron for the Italian 2,000 Guineas, the Premio Parioli Shadwell (4.45), and Hugo Palmer runs Hot Team in Germany.

Sligo keeps jumping fans happy.

Going report

Sligo (first race at: 1.50)
Good to yielding

Salisbury (2.00)
Good to firm (GoingStick: 8.4)

Navan (2.05)
Yielding

Wetherby (2.15)
Good (GoingStick: 9.0)

Market movers

2.45 Wetherby - Grey Berry 8-1 (14-1)
4.25 Wetherby - One To Go 17-2 (from 10-1)
4.40 Salisbury - Reshoun 7-1 (from 11-1)

What to back

Tom Segal has his top tips for members and the Tips Box is full of expert advice. Signposts Sweetspots has some statistical pointers.

Maddy Playle has three from Navan in the quickfire ten-second tipping video.

What to read

James Burn has the long and short of it after Altior's record-breaking 19th win. Can you guess who our readers voted the jumps horse of the year? Find out here.

What to watch

Time for reminders of another memorable jumps season with Bruce Millington, Paul Kealy and Tom Collins in conversation.

Latest in the popular Cue Cards series has all about Altior from his groom Robin Land.

The best of Racing Post Sport

Has the Premier League title race got another twist? Find out what Mark Langdon thinks as Manchester City travel to the potential banana skin that is Burnley.

There is also the matter of making Europe with the battle for the top four qualification on the minds of Chelsea as they visit Manchester United and Arsenal on their trip to Leicester.

Final thought

There is no resting on his laurels for the champion jumps trainer Paul Nicholls as he runs overnight favourite Scaramanga in the Salisbury feature Byerley Stud "Silver Bowl" (4.40), ridden by his daughter Megan

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