Fern House’s 20-1 success in the goracing.co.uk Handicap at Catterick may not create many shockwaves outside of the Garry Moss household.

Mecca's Mate, winner of the Listed EBF Land O'Burns Fillies' Stakes two years ago, served up a repeat performance under a perfectly-judged ride from Tony Hamilton at Ayr.

Ivy Creek’s second season in 2006 was curtailed by a back problem but he is making up for lost time and gained a second Listed race in a month at Pontefract.

Sierra Vista showed up some lofty reputations to win the Betfair Temple Stakes at Sandown.

Flu-hit trainer John Quinn received the perfect tonic when Leslingtaylor landed the Betfred Swinton Handicap Hurdle at Haydock.

Richard Fahey’s impressive start to the season continued when Halla San made a mockery of his rivals in the catterickbridge.co.uk Handicap at the Yorkshire venue.

Don Pele returned to form with a bang when scoring at York last time and Kevin Ryan’s speedster will attempt to follow up in tomorrow evening’s Northern Rock Gosforth Park Cup at Newcastle.

Reverence showed plenty of guts to return to winning ways with victory in the betfair.com Temple Stakes at Sandown.

SIERRA VISTA can continue on the upgrade for David Barker in the EBF Lansdown Fillies’ Stakes over five furlongs at Bath today.

Forcing tactics paid dividends for Manouche when Kevin Ryan’s charge held off the 8-11 favourite Historic Appeal by half a length in the Jock Whitelaw Maiden Stakes at Musselburgh.

Dancing Lyra is proving a real money-spinner for the Richard Fahey stable and he took his tally to two wins from as many starts for the Malton trainer with a battling performance in the DM Hall Handicap at Musselburgh.

Dorn Dancer came with a late rattle to take the Wallyford Fillies’ Handicap at Musselburgh.

NASHEEJ earned a general quote of 25-1 for the 1000 Guineas and a more immediate step up to Group One company with a battling victory in the Murphy’s Fastflow May Hill Stakes at Doncaster.

Bargain buy Sierra Vista once again showed she is a horse for the big occasion with a record-breaking victory in the williamhillpoker.com Be Friendly Handicap at Haydock Park.

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Frankie Dettori’s comeback from a fractured collarbone has been delayed for “about three weeks” after he suffered a minor setback.

Milton Bradley is looking for a measure of justice for seasoned sprinter The Tatling in the Audi Stakes at Goodwood tomorrow.

Frankie Dettori aims to be back in the saddle in time to partner Dubawi against Divine Proportions and company at Deauville next month.

Frankie Dettori is confident he will be back to full fitness in time to partner Dubawi in the Prix Jacques le Marois on August 14.

A trip to Ireland could be on the cards for the rapidly-improving Imperial Stride after the Michael Stoute-trained colt completed his three-timer in the Daily Record Scottish Derby at Ayr yesterday.

Imperial Stride continued his climb up the middle-distance ranks with an emphatic success in the Daily Record Scottish Derby at Ayr today.

Lucky Spin dropped down to six furlongs for the first time in her career at York yesterday and showed she has enough speed to make her mark as a sprinter.

Lucky Spin was well beaten when she visited York for the Royal Ascot meeting last month, but it was a totally different story at the sun-drenched course today.

Darlington owner David Metcalfe’s run of success continued when Mecca’s Mate won the Grampian Country Food Group Handicap at York today in the hands of Fergal Lynch.

Apprentice Danny Tudhope stole the show at Ayr today when completing a near 109-1 treble with three superbly judged front-running rides on Lets Roll, Acomb and Tartatartufata.

Philip Robinson spoiled the party for punters – including supporters of Derby winner North Light – as he rode a 220-1 double in the two Group races at Sandown this evening.

Newmarket trainer David Loder started off his New Year in fine style courtesy of a 9-1 double with Big Band Music and Zabeel Palace at Lingfield today.

Trainer Hughie Morrison’s patience was rewarded when Pastoral Pursuits came good in Group Two company as track records continued to fall at Doncaster today.

Middlethorpe, winner of the first race of the new Flat season on turf at Doncaster last Thursday, can follow up at Catterick tomorrow.