Sweet Lightning could try to land a second big handicap over a mile following his convincing victory in the William Hill Lincoln at Doncaster on Saturday.

Trainer Michael Dods landed his first Group-race success as Barney McGrew scored under an enterprising ride in the totesport.com Chipchase Stakes at Newcastle.

Michael Dods has his team in good form and is hoping for better things from Tiger Reigns after watching him get home in game fashion at Ripon today.

Imposing made sure Michael Stoute and Ryan Moore started York's Dante meeting on the right footing with a performance fitting of his name.

Celtic’s interim boss Neil Lennon changed three of his back four for the Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash with Dundee United at Tannadice.

Michael Dods feels Tiger Reigns is still a few weeks from peak condition as he prepares to line up in the William Hill Lincoln at Doncaster on Saturday.

Celtic manager Tony Mowbray was forced to pair teenagers Josh Thompson and Thomas Rogne at the heart of his defence for the SPLclash with Dundee United at Parkhead.

KRIS BOYD smashed Henrik Larsson’s record as the Scottish Premier League’s top goalscorer after netting an incredible five goals as Dundee United crashed to a 7-1 defeat at Ibrox.

Rangers 7 Dundee United 1

KENNY MILLER savoured his two goals as he helped Rangers go back to the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League last night.

Dundee United 0 Rangers 3

Dundee United 2 Celtic 1

Glenn Loovens passed a late fitness test on a groin complaint to take his place in the Celtic defence for the Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash with Dundee United at Tannadice.

Niall McGinn admits the Clydesdale Bank Premier League’s under-21 rule is going to “kill” his attempts to become a Celtic regular.

Celtic 1 Dundee United 1

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

Dundee Utd 0 Rangers 3

Rangers 3 Dundee Utd 3

Len Lungo may be better known for his training of steeplechasers but it did not stop him plundering the John Smith’s Ayr Silver Cup with Against The Grain (16-1).

Desert Phantom extended his unbeaten sequence to three with a game performance under Richard Mullen in the Listed Ripon Champion Two Yrs Old Trophy.

Phillip Makin is in hospital with a crushed vertebra in his back following a fall on the gallops.

Trainer Michael Dods and jockey Phillip Makin teamed up to good effect as Ayr enjoyed a virtually trouble-free return to action.

Derby-winning trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam repaid owner John Fretwell’s decision to send him Medicine Path by saddling the four-year-old to a length victory in the Doncaster Mile on Town Moor.

Dundee United 3 Rangers 3

CELTIC manager Gordon Strachan insisted he had no qualms over bringing Bobo Balde back into his side following the 2-0 win at Dundee United.

WALTER SMITH rued Rangers’ inability to handle set-pieces after the club’s title hopes were dented again. Dundee United moved level on points with the Gers in the Premier League after Barry Robson’s penalty winner at Tannadice.

Jockey Neil Callan is in top form at present and he made it nine winners in the past seven days when completing a near 10-1 double on Rio Taffeta and Bahamian Ballet at Catterick.

Michael Dods may be making a trip to the unusual surroundings of Royal Ascot next month after the eye-catching victory of Rubirosa at Ripon.

CELTIC defender Steven Pressley felt the last-gasp Tennent’s Scottish Cup victory at Inverness typified his side’s “never-say-die” approach.

Ronnie Howe ended a frustrating run of near-misses in the style you would expect from a 2-7 chance as he made all to land the Go Pontin’s Median Auction Maiden Stakes at Southwell.

CELTIC manager Gordon Strachan admits he is powerless to stop his players running to the fans when celebrating goals after Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink was controversially sent off following his injury-time winner against Inverness.

Celtic moved 19 points clear at the top of the Bank of Scotland Premier League, thanks to Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink’s injury-time winner at Inverness.

A WONDERFUL injury-time winner from midfielder John Rankin handed Inverness their second sensational win over Rangers this season and left the Ibrox club in third place in the SPL.

Inverness CT 2 Rangers 1

Magic Echo stunned punters when running out a decisive 66-1 winner of the first division of the EBF/Gosforth Decorating & Building Services Maiden Stakes in the hands of Phillip Makin at Newcastle.

Osteopathic Remedy shocked both his connections and punters alike with his 40-1 victory in the opening race of Ayr’s Western meeting.

CELTIC manager Gordon Strachan played down transfer speculation suggesting movement in and out of the Parkhead club.

Celtic 2 Inverness CT 1

Inverness CT 2 Rangers 3

Celtic 1 Inverness 1

Dunfermline 0 Celtic 4

Inverness CT 0 Celtic 2

Inverness CT 0 Celtic 2

Teams for tonight's Premiership games.