All you need to start your day including going from all the tracks

All of the bases are covered today, with a blend of Flat, jumps and all-weather action taking place.

Leicester is responsible for the sole turf Flat fixture and its card features the Wreake Handicap (3.05), a Class 2 contest over seven furlongs made up of mostly seasoned handicappers.

Today's cards

The opening day of Punchestown's two-day meeting provides the Irish flavour, while the jumps action in Britain comes from Hereford and Huntingdon.

All-weather fans are not left out either, as Kempton hosts an eight-race card, which includes a good £25,000 handicap over a mile at 8.15.

Going report

Leicester (first race at: 2.00)
Good to soft, soft in places (GoingStick: 5.8 at 6.30am).

Punchestown (2.05)
Good, good to firm in places.

Huntingdon (2.10)
Good (GoingStick: 6.8 chase and 6.9 hurdle at 7.30am on Monday). Rail movements: 2.10, 3.15 & 3.45 +17yds, 2.45 +21yds, 4.20 +23yds and 4.50 +27yds.

Hereford (2.20)
Good to firm, good in places (GoingStick: 7.3 at 6.30am on Monday). Rail movements: 2.20 +83yds, 2.55 +69yds, 3.55 +93yds, 5.00 +54yds and 5.30 +69yds.

Kempton (5.45)
Standard to slow.

What to back

Graeme Rodway turns his attention to the two jumps cards in Britain and picks out one selection each from Huntingdon and Hereford.

Check out the daily Tips Box to see who our regional experts fancy across today's five meetings.

What to read

As part of our 'Stars of the Flat' series, Lewis Porteous spoke to Silvestre de Sousa about his relentless march to another title-winning season.

With heavy now featuring in the going description, take a look at five horses who would relish testing conditions on Qipco British Champions Day.

What to watch

With Champions Day just days away, the Postcast team have had an early look at the ante-post markets for Saturday's Flat-season finale.

Also available is a fact file on Japanese superstar Deep Impact, who made an impact in Britain this year as the sire of 2,000 Guineas winner Saxon Warrior.

The best of Racing Post Sport

The Nations League action continues and Steve Davies has previewed this evening's match between the Republic of Ireland and Wales at the Aviva Stadium.

There is also a mouthwatering friendly between Brazil and Argentina, and Sam Stockdale believes the absence of Lionel Messi could prove vital.

Final thought

The card at Huntingdon contains lots of interesting little snippets, including the hurdling debut of a dual-bumper winner for Nicky Henderson and the return to action of jockey Charlie Deutsch.

For the freshest betting advice, based on latest going and market conditions, don't miss the Live Tipster every afternoon. Just click Raceday Live at racingpost.com or the mobile app