High-class action at York and Cork but Chepstow and Newton Abbot lost to rain

Newton Abbot and Chepstow on Friday and Worcester on Saturday are the latest meetings to fall foul to June's precarious spell of adverse weather, but punters still have plenty to look forward to with seven cards.

The mile Listed Ganton Stakes at York (4.05), won last year by the popular Sovereign Debt, is arguably the pick of the day's action with the classy Sir Dancealot out to build on a promising seasonal return when seventh in the Lockinge.

Another contest of note is the 1m4f Group 3 Munster Oaks at Cork (6.55), where Four White Socks is an intriguing contender on her first start for Harry Fry after leaving the retired Luca Cumani.

Sandown serves up further afternoon racing, with Aintree, Goodwood and Fairyhouse providing the twilight action as anticipation builds towards the weekend.

Going report

York (1.50)
Soft (GoingStick: 5.7)

Sandown (2.00)
Soft, good to soft in places (GoingStick: 6.8)

Fairyhouse (5.10)
Good

Cork (5.20)
Good to yielding

Aintree (5.55)
Soft, good to soft in places

Goodwood (6.05)
Soft, good to soft in places

Market movers

4.50 Sandown - Htilominlo 9-2 (from 6)
7.30 Aintree - Borak 5-1 (from 7)
7.40 Goodwood - Hyanna 3-1 (from 9-2)

What to back

Members can read Paul Kealy's tips from Friday's action while Maddy Playle gives her selections in the ten-second tips. . .

What to read

Limerick trainer Charles Byrnes believes Irish trainers are being unfairly treated by the BHA after he was called into a pre-race inquiry to outline riding instructions and expectations to stewards.

Scott Burton has previewed Friday's Ganton Stakes here.

What to watch

Leading trainer Richard Hannon discusses his 2019 Royal Ascot team. . .

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Final thought

The 5f Listed Midsummer Sprint Stakes (5.50) at Cork looks a fascinating puzzle, with John Quinn and owner Ross Harmon represented by El Astronaute, who bids to cap a stellar week for the pair after Safe Voyage's Haydock exploits last weekend.

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