Today on Sky Sports Racing: Derby stars in action on quality Windsor card
It’s thrilling racing from Brighton and Windsor as they host Monday’s action with Flindrikin making her turf debut; live on Sky Sports Racing
Monday 3 June 2024 11:59, UK
Monday's action from Sky Sports Racing is from Brighton and Windsor with the latter featuring Flindrikin making her turf debut.
6.45 Windsor - Blue Day and Cajetan clash
Last-time-out winner Blue Day, the mount of Oisin Murphy, made a successful handicap debut at Southwell. He is up 7lb and needs to continue in this vein on turf for this Fitzdares Sprint Series Qualifier Handicap.
Another last-time-out winner is Cajetan. Jack Channon's charge won with enough ease to suggest more could be to come from him.
7.15 Windsor - Flindrikin makes her turf debut
Flindrikin makes her turf debut in the Get Raceday Ready Handicap (7.15) under Tom Marquand.
William Haggas-trained Flindrikin finally got her head in front at Newcastle on her last appearance. She took a fair bit of organising but kept finding. She only went up 3lb for this which could be lenient if she takes well to turf.
Course and distance winners Wonder Starelzaam and Silver Gun both look to improve on their seasonal debuts. The former has struggled of late but could bounce back on a course that suits.
Marco Botti's Silver Gunn struggled at Windsor first time back this season but he could come on for the run.
6.15 Windsor - In-form duo Gutsy Girl and Bourgeoisie clash
Gutsy Girl and Bourgeoisie clash in the Download The Fitzdares App Now Fillies' Novice Stakes (6.15).
Winner last time out Gutsy Girl had trainer Charlie Fellowes making a worthy rare trip up to Carlisle. She won comfortably and can go well again on her seasonal reappearance.
Bourgeoisie has a series of seconds to her name and just needs to break her duck. If she has developed over the winter, she could have a leading chance for Richard Hannon.
Another consistent sort is Apeeling, last time out she needed her first run back of the season. This time out she should progress in the hands of Oisin Murphy.
Watch every race from Windsor and Brighton live on Sky Sports Racing on Monday June 3
