All you need to know as Duc Des Genievres and Carter McKay start chase careers

If you like your jump racing fast and furious, you are well catered for by today's British action. Catterick and Fakenham, two of the sharpest tracks in the country, provide the afternoon's turf action.

Naas, a decidedly more galloping track, is the Irish meeting on offer. It is an intriguing card, featuring the chasing debuts of smart sorts Duc Des Genievres and Carter McKay.

Southwell's eight-race Fibresand card rounds off the programme.

Going report

Southwell (first race at: 11.55)
Standard (AW)

Catterick (12.10)
Good to soft, good in places

Naas (12.30)
Hurdle - Yielding, Chase - Yielding, soft in places

Fakenham (12.50)
Good to soft, good in places (GoingStick: 6.5 at 8.30am on Monday)

Market movers

12.25 Southwell
Lambrini Lullaby 11-1 (from 28)

12.40 Catterick
Fanzio 8-1 (from 9)

1.20 Fakenham
Master Of Finance 6-1 (from 7

What to back

Maddy Playle picks out Forth Bridge at Fakenham as her bet of the day. See her case in ten seconds.

What to read

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What to watch

Find out everything you need to know about King George hopeful Waiting Patiently.

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Final thought

The boldness of how Waiting Patiently has been campaigned to this point is to be admired. Plenty of trainers in Ruth Jefferson's position may have got a panicked prep run into their stable star, but she has taken an approach which, judged on the horse's profile, looks the right one.

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