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Going, market movers and punting pointers as O'Brien and Mullins go centre stage

Naas: stages an eight-race card on Sunday
Naas: racing on SundayCredit: Patrick McCann (racingpost.com/photos)

Naas stages two Group 3 contests with plenty of potential Royal Ascot clues with the Coolmore Stud Irish EBF Fillies' Sprint Stakes (3.50), a race for juveniles that has unearthed the likes of Sky Lantern and Alpha Centauri in recent years.

The 6f Goffs Lacken Stakes (4.25) is for three-year-olds and once again Aidan O'Brien dominates the running with The Irish Rover, Western Frontier and So Perfect.

In Britain, jumping action comes from Market Rasen and Stratford while Ripon hosts a Flat card.

Going report

Naas (first race 1.35)
Good to firm

Market Rasen (1.45)
Good

Ripon (2.00)
Good (GoingStick: 8.1 at 6am on Sunday)

Stratford (2.25)
Good (GoingStick: 7.3 at 6.30am on Sunday)

Market movers

2.00 Ripon
Oso Rapido 6-1 (from 7)

2.25 Stratford
Full Time Party 6-1 (from 15-2)

2.35 Ripon
One One Seven 8-1 (from 10)

What to back

Tom Segal gives his selections in Pricewise, while you can see the best bets from our experts here.

Maddy Playle looks ahead to Sunday's racing in the Ten-Second Tips.

What to read

Read how Mustashry won Saturday's Lockinge Stakes here, and how Crystal Ocean was also victorious for the Sir Michael Stoute team.

Scott Burton gives a punting guide to Auteuil ahead of today's meeting.

What to watch

Charlie Appleby is the latest to feature in our Masterminded series...

The best of Racing Post Sport

Our Racing Post Sport team look ahead to the GAA action this weekend. . .

Final thought

Keep an eye out for the racing in France as Willie Mullins sends a strong team to Auteuil, where there are three Grade 1 races on the card, with the Zeturf Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris (3.25) the feature.


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James StevensWest Country correspondent

Published on 19 May 2019inPreviews

Last updated 12:03, 19 May 2019

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