All the latest going details and news from the tracks for today's meetings

With jumps racing evenly spread around Britain, there is no excuse for fans not to venture out on the travel front.

Race-planning has been kind enough to give all-rounders the chance to take in not only Hexham over jumps, but also Newcastle's all-weather meeting in the evening with two hours to make the 30-minute trip.

Mind you, that will involve just over eight and a half hours of racing so both Warwick and Fontwell offer a gentler one-meeting session.

Warwick gives local trainer and table-topping Dan Skelton the chance to edge closer to a remarkably-fast century for the season with three runners.

Going report

Hexham - first race 12.40
Soft (GoingStick 6.2)
Rail movements; Races 1,2,5 +106yds, Race 3 +122yds,
Races 4,7 +110yds, and Race 6 +136yds

Warwick - 12.50
Good to soft, soft in places (GoingStick: Chase 6.4; Hurdle 6.2)
Rail movement; Race 3 +59yds, Race 5 +119yds and
Race 6 +80yds

Fontwell - 1.30
Good (GoingStick 7.2)
Rail movement; Race 1 +126yds, Race 2 +75yds, Races 3,4 and 6 +84 yds and Race 5 +66yds

Dundalk - 5.30
Standard (AW)

Newcastle - 5.45
Standard (AW)

Market movers

Hexham 12.40
Tetraites Style 3-1 (from 4)

Fontwell 1.30
Burgess Dream 14-1 (from 20)

Warwick 2.50
Zerachiel 9-2 (from 6)

What to back

Dave Ortonhas his top tips for members but there are plenty of selections from the training centres in the Tips Box.

Those in a hurry can find out which horse Nick Watts fancies at Fontwell today.

For the top tips for Dundalk's meeting this evening check out this video:

What to read

Martyn Meade is the new lord of the manor on the historic Manton estate and we have all the latest details and reaction through the day.

Henry de Bromhead features in the latest of the unmissable stable tour series for website members along with the latest theory from James Pyman about who is the strongest jump jockey in a finish.

What to watch

Feel like getting in the mood for the weekend racing. This update from Gordon Elliott on one of his stable stars set to run on Saturday fits the bill.

The best of Racing Post Sport

It is England v Germany but guaranteed no penalties as they play a friendly at Wembley. Mark Langdon is not patriotic in his choice of first goalscorer in the game.

Sweden v Italy in a World Cup play-off is more significant and Wales are also in friendly action against France away in Paris.

Final thought

Speedy table-toppers. Champion jockey Richard Johnson (94) leads trainer Dan Skelton (91) in the race to be first to have 100 winners this jump season and both are in action at Warwick today.

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