Racing comes from Fakenham, Wolverhampton and Lingfield Park.

Fakenham stage their richest ever day's racing with more than �67,000 on offer.

The track has been rewarded with some of the county's best jockeys in action. Tony McCoy, Ruby Walsh and Mick Fitzgerald all have rides in the feature race at 1420.

Ruby Walsh rides the favourite Le Seychellois while McCoy rides the consistent Briscoe Place. But both may have to fight for minor honours with course specialist Cool Roxy in the race.

The gelding loves the sharp turns at the Norfolk track and has won seven times here.

The best horse on show is Royal Shakespeare who makes his chasing debut in the 1320.

His jockey Tom Scudamore has given an upbeat report about his schooling at home. Racing starts at 1250 and the ground is good to soft.

Racegoers should be aware of the roadworks on the A47 which have been causing delays.

Lingfield start earlier at 1210 and the polytrack will ride standard. Best bet of the day is Kabeer in the 1410.

Alan McCabe has made a good start to his training career and this gelding could not be in better form.

He loves to front run and with apprentice Natalia Gemelova's 5Ib allowance he has everything in his favour.

Wolverhampton start later at 1300 and the all weather is standard.

The standard of racing at this 'banded' meeting is not high but throws up a good betting opportunity with Indigo Dancer in the 1300.