All you need for a busy day headlined by a cracking card at Navan

Even without frozen Carlisle, there is still plenty in store on a busy day with two meetings apiece in Britain and Ireland.

The pick of the action comes from Navan with the track staging a Grade 2 novice hurdle (12.50), featuring a clash between Next Destination and Cracking Smart, and a Listed bumper (3.30) previously won by the likes of Samcro, Death Duty and Don Cossack.

Thurles hosts a Listed race of its own – a mares' novice hurdle at 2.10 – while the jumpers go at Southwell and Chelmsford puts on an additional all-weather card.

Going report

Navan - first race 12.15
Heavy

Southwell - 12.25
Good to soft

Thurles - 12.30
Heavy

Chelmsford - 12.45
Standard

Carlisle - cancelled

Market movers

Navan
12.50 Next Destination 10-11 (from 5-4)
1.20 Fine Rightly 5-1 (from 15-2)
3.00 First To Boogie 11-2 (from 7-1)

Southwell
12.25 Global Domination 7-2 (from 11-2)

Thurles
1.35 Mill Quest 9-1 (from 16-1)
2.10 Dawn Shadow 7-2 from (5-1)
3.45 Sancta Simona 5-6 (from 5-4)

Chelmsford
12.45 Line Of Beauty 3-1 (from 4-1)
1.15 Ejtyah 6-1 (from 8-1)
2.25 Tasaaboq 8-1 (from 11-1)
2.55 Fredricka 6-1 (from 11-1)
4.00 Dukes Meadow 11-4 (from 7-2)

What to back

Tom Segal unearths three standout wagers for the action in Ireland (members only) while you can find out the best bets from the training centres with our free-to-view Tips Box. You can also get advice for Navan by watching the following . . .

What to read

After a sixth-place finish at Cheltenham on Saturday, Sire De Grugy has reached the end of the road and Lee Mottershead speaks to connections about the popular chaser's brilliant career. Elsewhere, Steve Dennis was at Olympia as Frankie Dettori and Sir Anthony McCoy pulled out all the stops for the Injured Jockeys Fund in a showjumping challenge.

What to watch

Our team of experts give you a steer on the day's action in a Racing Postcast packed full of tips.

The best of Racing Post Sport

Our football tipsters have all angles covered for the Premier League double-header featuring West Brom v Manchester United and Bournemouth v Liverpool.

Final thought

From tears of despair for the ill-fated Starchitect to tears of joy for International Hurdle winner My Tent Or Yours, Saturday was a reminder of how deep emotions can run in this game.

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