Kieren Fallon provided Brendan Powell with a maiden juvenile success as Pullyourfingerout landed division two of the ladbrokes.com Desford Nursery at Leicester.

Kieren Fallon provided Brendan Powell with a maiden juvenile success as Pullyourfingerout landed division two of the ladbrokes.com Desford Nursery at Leicester.

Brighton paid back something of a debt of gratitude to Tony Bloom by providing him with a winner at his local track.

Pseudonym booked himself a trip to Glorious Goodwood with a gritty display in the Mary Elizabeth Westwood Celebration Handicap at Beverley.

Jamie Spencer rode his way back into The British Queen’s good books after denying her a Royal Ascot winner by partnering Royal Stream to victory in the £40,000 Warwick Racecourse Eternal Stakes.

Dane O’Neill described Leicester as his lucky course after riding his second treble in successive months at the East Midlands track.

Linda Stubbs further advertised her competence with juveniles when Huxaar caused a minor stir in the Beverley rain.

King Supreme orchestrated the perfect moment to curtail a long run of seconds and thirds with victory in the £20,000 totesport.com Brighton Challenge Cup.

Seb Sanders and Jamie Spencer head into the penultimate day of the Flat turf season tied on 187 winners apiece.

Seb Sanders pulled further clear in his battle with Jamie Spencer to become champion jockey thanks to a 491/2-1 four-timer at Redcar.

Seb Sanders kept up the momentum in his bid for a first jockeys’ championship as he bagged a treble at sun-baked Chepstow.

Championship-chasing jockey Jamie Spencer registered a short-priced double before jetting off to Windsor’s evening meeting when scoring aboard Rough Rock and Rosy Alexander at Yarmouth.

Jonny Portman’s Cocabana made all the running to deny hot-favourite Alabama Spirit in the Letherby & Christopher Fillies’ Maiden Auction Stakes at Yarmouth.

Victory Spirit, trained and saddled for his son Harry by John Dunlop, got off the mark as 11-4 favourite for the six-furlong folkestone-racecourse.co.uk Maiden Auction Stakes.

Neil Callan will “be going all out until the end of the year” to beat his best seasonal total of 151 after reaching a century at Ripon yesterday.

Neil Callan is riding as well as ever this season and he reached 100 winners for the year on Reebal in the Eat Sleep Drink At The Nags Head Pickhill Conditions Stakes at Ripon.

UP-AND-COMING jockey Nelson de Souza lost his 3lb claim after Inflight bounded to victory in the toteplacepot Nursery at Brighton yesterday.

North Yorkshire trainer-jockey Ann Stokell is not afraid to travel far and wide in search of success but needed only a short drive from her yard to get back among the winners as she partnered Lord Mayfair to victory at Catterick.

Scarlet Knight could be on his way to sunnier climes after justifying heavy market support in the Directory of The Turf Novice Stakes at Lingfield.

Night Crescendo battled through the rain to score on his first all-weather run in division one of the betfredpoker.com Maiden Auction Stakes at Lingfield.

Mullins Bay is improving fast and Aidan O’Brien’s colt continued his progress with a narrow but decisive success in the William Hill Poker Grand Prix Strensall Stakes at York today.

Jeff Smith looks to have another smart juvenile in his ownership after Doctor Dash showed plenty of speed to capture the Listed Weatherbys Bank Stonehenge Stakes at Salisbury today.

Murphy’s Quest has started to make up for lost time after injury problems robbed connections of four years of his career and the eight-year-old can follow up a recent victory with another at Exeter tomorrow.

TRAINER Alan Jarvis felt vindicated yesterday after 16-1 chance Winners Delight scored at Lingfield Park following a troubled season for the gelding.

Trainer Alan Jarvis felt vindicated today after 16-1 chance Winners Delight scored at Lingfield Park following a troubled season for the gelding.

David Chapman is eyeing a tilt at the Ayr Gold Cup with his tough and consistent Quito after the gelding obliged at Newcastle on Saturday.

Keith Dalgleish and Paul Hanagan profited from Richard Hughes’s absence at Hamilton to ride their first winners for Barry Hills.