All the latest as Southwell keeps the show on the road

It seems Southwell is making a bid for global domination as the Nottinghamshire track races for the fourth time in five days, having just taken Saturday off.

It is back to the Fibresand today but racing is indebted for a second time to Southwell for keeping the show on the road after the cancellation of the scheduled jump meetings at Exeter and Newcastle.

Hopefully there will be a few more paying customers than the 13 recorded last Friday. If not there will be far more horses than humans as the seven-race card is reasonably populated for this time of year.

Going report

Southwell (AW) - first race 2.20pm

Standard

Market movers

2.50 Southwell: Ochos Rios - 5-1 (from 11-2)

4.20 Southwell: Zaeem - 17-2 (from 10)

What to back

Graeme Rodway heads the tipping team today backed-up by the other experts in the Tips Box. Check out the Signposts Sweetspots for some statistical pointers.

David Baxter has the 10-second tip at Southwell today.

What to read

Catch up with the latest onwinningmost Cheltenham Festival jockey, Ruby Walsh, and his plans ahead of next week.

The indispensable Horses In Training is published on Friday but Jon Lees has had a little peek and found Andrew Balding has beefed up his string with Premier League power from owners King Power.

Horses In Training, published on Friday

Horses In Training 2018, produced by Raceform, will be published on Friday. Pre-order now here

What to watch

Catch up on the latest headlines surrounding the Cheltenham Festival.

The top team previews this Saturday's Matchbook Imperial Cup as well as delving into the Cheltenham Festival. Join Bruce Millington, Nick Watts, Justin O'Hanlon and Paul Binfield.

The best of Racing Post Sport

Crunch time in the Champions League and none come crunchier than the second leg of the round of 16 tiePSG v Real Madrid. Dan Childs crunches the numbers for a bet.

Matthew Ireland has his take on the latest New Zealand and England one-day cricket international that takes place tonight with England having their heads in front in the five-match series.

Final thought

Some might baulk at another afternoon on the Fibresand especially with a Class 4 the feature but old General Tufto is in his element with the 13-year-old back again having first run at the track in December 2008.