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

Most of the British action is on the Flat on Tuesday and Yarmouth's eight-race card looks above average for the track.

The meeting begins with four consecutive two-year-old races with the opening nursery (1.30) followed by three fillies only novice contests. John Gosden, Charlie Appleby and William Haggas are just three of the powerhouse trainers represented by newcomers with pedigrees to die for.

All-weather action runs throughout the day with Newcastle's afternoon meeting followed by Kempton's evening session as the light fades.

Irish trainer Michael O'Callaghan has two runners at the Surrey track in Fastidious, who has been knocking on the door in handicaps of late (6.10) and Evasive Power, who after winning on debut also looks to regain the winning thread in the 6f novice (7.10).

O'Callaghan also sends a few of his string more to Gowran Park, which ensures Irish Flat racing fans have something to savour. Exeter is the only place for jumping today.

Going report

Yarmouth (first race at 1.30)
Good, good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.4)

Gowran Park (1.45)
Yielding

Newcastle (2.10)
Standard

Exeter (2.20)
Good to firm (GoingStick: 8.6)

Kempton (5.40)
Standard to slow

Market movers

2.20 Exeter Mr McGuiness 13-2 (from 15-2)
6.40 Kempton Gorhams Cave - 11-1 (from 14)
8.40 Kempton Running Cloud 11-2 (from 13-2)

What to back

Our regional correspondents have highlighted their fancies in our daily Tips Box service and Maddy Playle points us in the direction of her ten-second tip for the day.

What to read

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What to watch

With news surfacing yesterday of the legendary Luca Cumani's impending retirement, Bruce Millington reflects on the Italian's brilliant career.

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Final thought

We seem to be seeing more Irish trainers aiming runners at a lower class of meeting in Britain in recent years which brings an extra dimension to races. However, one can't help but wonder whether there should be more domestic cards for Irish trainers to target.

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