All you need to start your day as Windsor's card passes an inspection

Here we go then. A new week and a new focus with the Grand National done and dusted and the Flat season bursting into life.

A sure sign of that is the arrival of Windsor, which hosts an afternoon meeting to start the week, having passed an inspection. Soon enough the racecourse will be taking up its natural place of providing us with Monday evening entertainment.

Monday cards and form

Kelso completes the action in Britain with Redcar already called off, while in Ireland there is racing from Leopardstown and Tramore.

We will also have declarations for Nell Gwyn day at Newmarket and entries for Saturday's Greenham meeting at Newbury. Bring it on.

Going report

Kelso (first race at: 2.10)
Soft, heavy in places (GoingStick 5.5 at 8.45am on Monday)

Windsor (2.20)
Heavy (GoingStick 3.6 at 7am on Monday)

Leopardstown (3.30)
Heavy

Tramore (4.45)
Heavy

Market movers

4.50 Windsor
Icart Point 9-2 (from 11-2)

5.10 Kelso
Up Helly Aa King 9-1 (from 11)

6.35 Leopardstown
Empress Lyla 28-1 (from 33)

What to back

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What to read

Jockey Danny Cook was "reminded of his responsibilities not to get involved" by stewards at Aintree on Saturday when waving runners around a bypassed fence in the Grand National. Here he has his say.

With the Flat season kicking off properly this week, there was an unfortunate updateon the Classic participation of Clemmie and Amedeo Modigliani.

Also, Alastair Down reflects on the Grand National triumph of "a little bouncing ball of indomitability". (Members' Club)

What to watch

It was another memorable Grand National day at Aintree. Relive the day with our special RPTV highlights package...

There are more Racing Post Stable Tours to look forward to this week as well. However, you can get a sneak peek into Hugo Palmer's yard before then with this update from the trainer...

The best of Racing Post Sport

Manchester City are Premier League champions. Mark Langdon looks back over how they did it here.

RP Sport editor Phil Agius assesses the state of the F1 world title after race three of the season in China on Sunday.

Final thought

Aidan O'Brien goes through his formidable team for 2018 in his Racing Post Stable Tour today. Can he dominate the Flat season the way he did last season? Looking at the quality of his stable, it is going to be tough to stop him and the Coolmore partners once again.