Steve Drowne feels Genki has solid claims of becoming the first horse since Coastal Bluff 13 years ago to complete the Stewards’ Cup/William Hill (Ayr) Gold Cup double in Scotland tomorrow.

Queen’s Grace gave Hughie Morrison the perfect omen for his big-race runner Palace Moon when creating a 50-1 shock in the first division of the Bathwick Tyres EBF Maiden Fillies’ Stakes at Newbury.

John Best is plotting a fruitful New Year with his quickly-progressing Lingfield winner Mr Willis

Hayley Turner’s progress into the top level of British jockeys took another leap forward at Newbury toay as Marcus Tregoning entrusted her with the ride on a colt he regards as a possible Derby candidate.

Steve Drowne, fresh from securing three victories at Royal Ascot last week, was back in the winner’s enclosure following victory on the veteran Little Edward at Lingfield.

Steve Drowne believes Sakhee’s Secret is the one they have to beat in Saturday’s Golden Jubilee Stakes at Ascot.

Henry Cecil's renaissance has every chance of lasting until 2008 as his Twice Over displayed obvious Classic potential at Newmarket.

Kerrin McEvoy benefited in part from Godolphin’s electric run of form by grabbing a double at Lingfield.

Godolphin endured a curate’s egg of an afternoon at Lingfield with a promising debut winner but yet another let-down from their record purchase Jalil.

Michael Stoute can usually be relied upon to have a smart batch of three-year-olds and Tajaaweed and Patkai looked as though they should pay their way in 2008 after making winning debuts at Nottingham.

Relentless rain got Ascot's big three-day meeting off to a miserable start, but those who backed 20-1 winner King Charles in the opening EBF Ratcliffes Syndication Classified Stakes will not be complaining.

Manassas was diverted from a Group engagement this weekend to a much easier assignment at Yarmouth and those who took the tip were rewarded as the juvenile powered home as the 5-2 joint-favourite.

Sakhee’s Secret staked his claim for top sprinting honours when completing a hat-trick in impressive fashion with victory in the Axminster Carpets Cathedral Stakes at Salisbury.

Authorized justified favouritism at Epsom to finally banish Frankie Dettori's Vodafone Derby hoodoo today.

Grand Passion booked his place in betdirect.co.uk Lingfield Winter Derby next month with a smooth victory in the dress rehearsal over the course and distance.

Richard Hughes returned to Britain for his first rides of the year and started as he means to go on with the win of Arctic Desert at Lingfield.

Roger Charlton crowned a magnificent weekend with an amazing one-two through Avonbridge and Striking Ambition in the Prix de l’Abbaye at Longchamp.

It was a Blue Monday for punters but a black Saturday for bookmakers, who estimate losses of “almost £10m industry-wide” after jockey Steve Drowne and trainer Roger Charlton helped land a massive gamble in the totesport Cambridgeshire Handicap.

BARON’S PIT rewarded the patience of his owners as he got up late to spring a 20-1 surprise in the Group Two totepool Diadem Stakes at Newmarket yesterday.

Alan Berry received a welcome boost when Geordie Dancer halted a long losing streak for the Cockerham trainer at Carlisle on Monday.

Patavellian regained the winning thread at Yarmouth when taking the At The Races Conditions Stakes and could bid for another success in the Prix de l’Abbaye at Longchamp next month.

Patavellian bounced back to form and secured his first victory in almost two years when making all to land the At The Races Conditions Stakes at Yarmouth.

Punters should look no further than Intrepid Jack when finding a solution to the totesport Ayr Gold Cup at the Scottish track next Saturday.

Punters should look no further than Intrepid Jack when finding a solution to the totesport Ayr Gold Cup at the Scottish track next Saturday.

Opera Cape looked a colt with a big future as he lifted the feature event of the day, the Iveco Daily Solario Stakes.

Steve Drowne gained a measure of compensation for finishing aboard the runner-up in the July Cup in midweek when powering Autumn Glory to a neck success today in the first ever Group race to be staged on an all-weather surface in Britain.

Eswarah leapt to the head of the Vodafone Oaks market after easily accounting for five rivals in the 10-furlong Swettenham Stud Fillies’ Trial Stakes at Newbury today.

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

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.

THERE was an emotional first training success for Ed Vaughan at Bath yesterday when the former assistant to the late Alec Stewart landed the Miss Hucklebridge Handicap with all-the-way winner Raysoot.

Frankie Dettori will have his appeal, against a two-day ban imposed by the Sandown stewards last week, heard by the Jockey Club’s disciplinary panel tomorrow.

David Elsworth was left dreaming of the Vodafone Derby after seeing Salford City enhance his Classic claims with an impressive success at Newbury.

Jamie Spencer, Steven Drowne and Martin Dwyer have all decided to end their contracts in Hong Kong after just a few weeks.

Steve Drowne and Mick Channon’s successful partnership is apparently over after it was reported that the Lambourn-based jockey is no longer riding out for the West Ilsley trainer.

HALMAHERA, a Vodafone Stewards’ Cup regular, will bid to land his first victory in the £100,000 handicap at the fifth attempt today.

Jockey Steve Drowne is looking forward to renewing his partnership with Patavellian in the Vodafone Stewards’ Cup at Goodwood tomorrow.

Darryll Holland was the star of the show at Chepstow last night when his victory on Chorist in the Group Three Oakgrove Stud Golden Daffodil Stakes was his 100th of the season.

Debbie Mountain had a red-letter day at Redcar yesterday when she sent out her first winner as a trainer after five weeks with a licence.

DUBAI DESTINATION at last confirmed the promise of his two-year-old days with a superb victory in the Queen Anne Stakes.

RICHARD HILLS will miss the first two Classic races of the season and the major meetings at Chester, York and Goodwood after picking up a 21-day suspension at Newcastle yesterday.

BORDER SUBJECT can make amends for a disappointing run at York last week with victory in the Peterhouse Group Rated Stakes back on the Knavesmire today.

Tony McCoy and Kieren Fallon received the top honours at the 12th Lesters Ceremony at the London Hilton last night.