H Harrison could bid to scoop another decent prize at Chester tomorrow after flying around the unique Roodee circuit to strike for trainer Ian McInnes.

Peter Chapple-Hyam anticipates saddling Orientalist Art in the Coventry Stakes next week.

Wayne Smith and his main employer, Musabah Al Muhairi, combined to land the feature five-furlong conditions race at Jebel Ali’s first meeting of the season on Friday afternoon.

Michael Bell reported the well-regarded Furnace to have improved from his debut win at Newmarket ahead of his Group Three assignment at Sandown on Saturday.

William Jarvis, without a winner for a fortnight, got back on the scoreboard again when Gimasha struck in the £20,000 betfredpoker.com Handicap at Lingfield.

PAT SMULLEN, who will ride Grey Swallow in the King George V1 and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Newbury today, enjoyed a timely boost at Fairyhouse last night when completing a double for his boss Dermot Weld on Gripping and Wildnerness Bay.

DERMOT WELD and Pat Smullen appear to hold a strong hand at Fairyhouse tonight and they can combine to provide a winning nap with Gripping in the Commons Nursery.

RACING at Tipperary last night was abandoned after six races when a cloudburst turned the ground into a virtual skating rink for the Ramada Ballykisteen Handicap Chase.

FRANCES CROWLEY, looking forward to running Irish 1000 Guineas heroine Saoire in tomorrow's Pretty Polly at the Curragh, teamed up with husband, Pat Smullen, to take the Town and District Professionals Handicap with Hanicor at Tipperary last night.

SOGNO VERDE can beat a couple of horses with arguably better form in the Go Racing In Kildare Maiden at Naas this afternoon.

ALMIER is fancied to defy a huge hike in the weights and land the nap in the Racing for Beginners Day Handicap Hurdle at Naas tonight.

Connections of Alkaadhem were today leaning towards running their progressive four-year-old in the 10-furlong Prince of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot next Wednesday.

THE layers again took on another of Aidan O’Brien’s juveniles – the Storm Cat colt Dark Cheetah – in the Fermoy Maiden at Cork last night.

Darryll Holland will partner Just James rather than last year’s winner Continent as he bids for back-to-back victories in the £250,000 (€364,000) Darley July Cup at Newmarket on Thursday.

South African Travis Block rode his first-ever winner with a super-cool display on Andrew Balding’s Tarawan in the Kingfisher Handicap at Leicester on Thursday.

Adiemus could return to action at either Newmarket or Kempton next month, trainer Jeremy Noseda has revealed on his website.

Age is certainly proving no barrier to timeless veteran Pat Eddery and he partnered Splendid Era to a breathtaking success at Lingfield on Tuesday.