All you need to know for today's racing as Exeter and Sedgefield pass inspection
The latest Colin Tizzard-trained star could burst on to the scene at Sandown this afternoon, as the progressive White Moon bids to make it three from three over hurdles.
This assignment will be his toughest to date in the Grade 2 Ballymore Novices' Hurdle, and it is a race with a rich history, so whoever triumphs will be worth noting.
Away from Sandown there is jumps racing at Exeter and Sedgefield, while Chelmsford and Dundalk provide the all-weather action.
Going report
Sedgefield - first race 12.10
Soft, good to soft in places (GoingStick: Hurdle 7.1, Chase 6.9 on Friday at 06:00)
Exeter - 12.30
Soft (GoingStick: Chase 5.6, Hurdle 5.9 on Tuesday at 10:00)
Sandown - 12.50
Good to soft, good in places (GoingStick: Chase 6.6 Hurdle 6.7 on Wednesday at 10:00)
Dundalk - 5.30
Standard (AW)
Chelmsford - 5.45
Standard (AW)
Market movers
1.35 Exeter - Albert Dolivate 10-1 (from 14)
1.45 Sedgefield - Pinch Of Ginger 15-2 (from 10)
2.05 Exeter - Chosen Well 6-1 (from 9)
3.05 Sandown - Bally Gilbert 11-2 (from 7)
What to back
Paul Kealy has got stuck into Exeter and Sandown's cards, and members can find his advice here.
There is also a bundle of selections in the Tips Box.
What to read
Fox Norton will have a familiar face back aboard in Saturday's Tingle Creek, withRobbie Power called into service.
Jack Kennedy not only survived nearly coming off at Clonmel, he then went on to win the race.
What to watch
Nick Watts has a fancy for Sandown and you can watch it here.
The best of Racing Post Sport
Our top team reflect on the final round of group matches in the Champions League, and preview every match for the Premiership this weekend, including a couple of high-profile derbies.
Final thought
We haven't seen Douvan since March, and following his Tingle Creek scratching, trainer Willie Mullins suggested it will not be until after Christmas that he makes his reappearance. The longer the wait goes on, the more questions he has to answer.
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