Windsor takes centre stage on Monday with a six-race Flat meeting live on Sky Sports Racing.
7.15 Windsor – Badri seeks four-timer in Sprint Series Final
Badri seeks a four-timer in the feature race at Windsor, the Fitzdares Sprint Series Final Handicap over six furlongs.
This horse has been a credit to connections, winning 15 times in 75 starts with his last three runs resulting in success, all at Pontefract. That has taken him from 89-rated up to 99 which is his best mark since March 2024.
Another Abbot returns to Windsor looking to follow up his course-and-distance success two weeks ago after previously running a creditable race in behind Amazing Journey, who went on to to win the International Handicap on King George Day at Ascot. That form reads very well and he could be hard to beat.
Sudden Flight is a model of consistency, finishing second in his last three starts which included in behind Another Abbot two weeks ago. He does find winning hard to come by, though, having not won since July last year, but is now better off at the weights with William Haggas’ charge and looks sure to run his race.
6.15 Windsor – Harry Knows and Keep Kicking On feature
Previous-winners Harry Knows and Keep Kicking On lock horns in the Fitzdares Nursery Handicap.
Harry Knows won in stylish fashion last time out at Windsor and received a three-pound rise for the success which might not be enough to stop him from continuing the winning sequence.
Keep Kicking On also arrives off the back of his first success over this track and trip when hitting the line readily three weeks ago and there could be more to come.
This Moment represents the connections of Bow Echo, dropping into a nursery for the first time and must be respected off 79 given the form of George Boughey and Billy Loughnane this season. He is interesting first time out after a gelding operation too.
5.45 Windsor – Mythological Star bids to defy penalty
Mythological Star headlines in the Find Us At fitzdares.com Apprentice Handicap where he carries a six-pound penalty for his success at Ffos Las.
Gelded before his first run, this half-brother to Astro King made it fourth-time lucky last time out when he won a shade cosily. Narrowly beaten on his penultimate start, that win came as no surprise as he was well supported and justified favouritism in good style for Daniel and Claire Kubler.
Hello Cotai disappointed at Epsom last month but this had followed a win here at Windsor and then a commendable third at Epsom before he finished last of four. He may prove best of the opposition.
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