Going news, market movers and tips on a manic Monday with seven meetings

Something of a manic Monday with seven fixtures to start a week that also includes York's Dante meeting and ends with the Group 1 Al Shaqab Lockinge at Newbury.

Wolverhampton kicks things off on the all-weather at 1.50, while there is Flat turf racing at Catterick, Tipperary and Windsor, where the highlight is the Listed Weatherbys Racing Bank Supporting Mental Health Foundation Stakes.

Ruth Carr runs Sovereign Debt in that and said: "The change in the going to good to soft won't worry him, and so we're looking forward to it."

Monday cards

Jumping comes from Kempton, Towcester and Killarney, which stages a Grade 3 chase and its version of a National.

Entries for the weekend are also due.

Going report

Wolverhampton (first race at: 1.50)
Standard.

Catterick (2.00)
Good, good to firm in places.

Kempton (2.10)
Good, good to firm in places (GoingStick: Chase: 8.0, Hurdle: 7.8 on Monday at 6.30). Rail movements; R1 & 6 +21y, R2 & 4 +29y, R3 & 5 +79y.

Tipperary (4.55)
Heavy, soft to heavy in places on sprint course and soft to heavy on round course.

Killarney (5.05)
Soft, yielding in places.

Windsor (5.20)
Good to soft.

Towcester (5.30)
Good, good to firm in places (GoingStick: 8.8 at 7.45 on Sunday).

Market movers

1.50 Wolverhampton - Diviner 9-4 (from 5-2)
5.30 Towcester - No No Juliet 11-4 (from 3-1)
8.30 Towcester - Jens Boy Evens (from 11-10)

What to back

Tom Collins has the day's best bets and takes a glance at the favourites to focus on.

It is down to David Jennings to guide you through the Irish action.

What to read

David Simcock will not mind being reminded of his first Classic win thanks to Teppal in the Poule d'Essai des Pouliches, while Olmedo was too good in the Poule d'Essai des Poulains, but not everyone was happy at Longchamp.

Lee Mottershead's column is, as usual, a must-not-miss read, while our expert jury take a look at the weekend talking points.

What to watch

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Final thought

No-one wants to see the scenes Goodwood and Ascot have experienced recently – members of the crowd fighting – so let's hope we're talking about the action on the track at York and Newbury this week, and not what's going on off it.

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