All you need to know with two Group 2s on Doncaster ladies' day

It is ladies' day at Doncaster and we are treated to some fine action with two fillies' Group 2 contests. In the May Hill Stakes (2.25) impressive debut winner Dubai Beauty takes on a strong field of exciting juveniles. The Park Hill Stakes (3.00) is another open affair which includes Pilaster, God Given and Horseplay.

With the first four races on ITV4, perhaps the most interesting race of the broadcast is the last. 22 go to post for the valuable Weatherbys Racing Bank £300,000 2yo Stakes (3.35). Beaten only a length in the Group 1 Phoenix Stakes, Ballydoyle's representative The Irish Rover sets a high form standard.

Over in Ireland the feature is the Ladbrokes Listowel Handicap Hurdle (5.25) where JP McManus sends a strong quartet to Kerry including former Triumph Hurdle winner Ivanovich Gorbatov.

Going report

Doncaster (first race at: 1.50)
Good, good to soft in places (GoingStick: 7.0 at 06:30)

Listowel (2.05)
Heavy (flat), soft (NH course)

Ffos Las (2.15)
Good (GoingStick: 7.8 at 06:30)

Hamilton (3.45)
Soft, Good to Soft in places (GoingStick: 7.2 at 06:00)

Market movers

2.40 Listowel - Keep Believing15-2 (from 9)

3.35 Doncaster - The Irish Rover 6-1 (from 7)

3.55 Ffos Las - Fox Fearless 7-4 (from 5-2)

4.30 Ffos Las - Until Again 14-1 (from 20)

5.20 Hamilton - Orobas 2-1 (from 9-4)

5.35 Ffos Las - Landue 6-5 (from 5-4)

6.25 Hamilton - Lightning Attack 9-1 (from 12)

7.25 Hamilton - Tolkyn 5-6 (from 10-11)

What to back

Tipping maestro Paul Kealy gives his thoughts ahead of the day's racing and you can read thoughts from our regional experts too.

James Hill looks ahead to the Park Hill Stakes (3.00) at Doncaster for his best bet of the day in our ten second tip.

What to read

In a competitive day's action at Doncaster take a look at trainer's thoughts on the May Hill, Park Hill, £300,000 sales race and the Silk Series Lady Riders' handicap.

Lah Ti Dar will now take on Kew Gardens in Saturday's William Hill St Leger, read more here and find out which British-trained horse is potentially heading for another tilt at the Breeders Cup Classic.

What to watch

James Burn went to see leading jumps trainer Harry Whittington and found out the process of training a horse ahead of a new season.

The best of Racing Post Sport

Bruce Millington, Ian Wilkerson and Iain McLaughlin look ahead at the weekend's golf action, but also give their early selections ahead of the Ryder Cup.

Final thought

Last week Louis Treize was described as a potential 2,000 Guineas contender from Rebel Racing's part-owner Phil Cunningham. This afternoon's test at Doncaster (3.35) could be a huge step towards the Newmarket Classic.

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