All you need to know with six meetings to start the week

The Derby meeting at Epsom may have been and gone for another year, but there is plenty of action to look forward to with six meetings scheduled for Monday.

The Marathonbet Sportsbook Handicap Sprint Series qualifier (7.30) is the standout of Windsor's evening Flat meeting. Shining looks to follow up her victory on quick ground at Bath last month, but faces stiff competition from Thegreatestshowman and Dark Shadow.

Wolverhampton hosts action on the all-weather in the evening, while Brighton, Thirsk and Gowran Park stage Flat racing in the afternoon.

Jumps fans can look forward to a seven-race card at Listowel.

Going report

Listowel (first race 1.50)
Good

Brighton (2.00)
Good to firm (GoingStick not functioning). Rail movements: all races +6yds

Gowran Park (2.05)
Good, good to yielding in places

Thirsk (2.15)
Good to firm, good in places

Windsor (5.30)
Good to firm, good in places. Rail movements: 5.30, 8.00 & 8.30 +15yds

Wolverhampton (5.45)
Standard

Market movers

3.50 Listowel Lakemilan 9-2 (from 13-2)
4.30 Brighton Smith 5-2 (from 7-2)
7.15 Wolverhampton Noble Expression 5-4 (from 6-4)
8.30 Windsor Petrastar 7-2 (from 9-2)

What to back

Our experts give their best bets in Today's Top Tips, while members can find out Richard Birch's best bets for Thirsk and Wolverhampton.

What to read

ITV Racing's Ed Chamberlin says he feared the worst for the Derby viewing figures as their coverage of the Epsom Classic took on a host of other sporting events, while jockey Cristian Demuro expressed his delight at guiding Sottsass to glory in the Prix du Jockey Club ahead of hot favourite Persian King.

What to watch

Joseph O'Brien on the transition from riding to training, what he hopes to achieve and how he deals with being the son of one of the greatest trainers in the history of the sport.

The best of Racing Post Sport

Fresh from 3-1 and 9-2 winners in South Africa v Bangladesh, Liam Flin gives his verdict for England's crunch clash with Pakistan at Trent Bridge.

Final thought

While Anthony Van Dyck is rightly favourite for the Irish Derby, Sir Dragonet didn't disgrace himself in finishing three-quarters of a length behind and could be good value to bounce back at the end of the month.

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