All you need to start your day as The Young Master steps out at Warwick

The week is building towards Newmarket's three-day Cambridgeshire meeting and the declarations for the opening day will be revealed today.

Time and the racing calendar wait for nobody however, and there are four meetings in the meantime, including a first jumps card at Warwick since May.

Last season, The Young Master contested races including the Becher Chase, the Kim Muir Challenge Cup and the Scottish Grand National in a high-profile but ultimately disappointing campaign. The nine-year-old steps into calmer waters at the Midlands track in the Birdie's 2019 Wall & Desk Calendars Handicap Chase (4.40).

Beverley hosts the only Flat meeting of the day on turf and the Eddie And Violet Smith Conditions Stakes (3.55) over five furlongs is the feature race on the card, while Lingfield and Chelmsford provide a pair of all-weather cards to complete the day's fare.

Going report

Lingfield (first race at 1.30)
Standard (AW)

Beverley (2.10)
Good to soft, soft in places

Warwick (2.20)
Good, good to firm in places

Chelmsford (5.45)
Standard (AW)

Market movers

4.20 Lingfield
Keswick 8-1 (from 12)

6.00 Beverley
John Caesar 9-1 (from 10)

8.45 Chelmsford
Seinesational 11-4 (from 7-2)

What to back

David Baxter has found three selections from the all-weather action at Lingfield and Chelmsford and you can also get your eye in with the help of our regional experts best bets in the daily Tips Box.

What to read

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What to watch

The latest Postcast is out and the team take an early look at this week's action at Newmarket and Goodwood while looking back at the Ayr Gold Cup.

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Final thought

It's interesting to see Perfect Pasture, who finished sixth in the Ayr Gold Cup and won a Listed race at the start of the season, back out so quickly at Beverley after his run on Saturday.

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