Today on Sky Sports Racing: Ripon, Southwell and Windsor

In today’s feature, Amazonian Dream makes a quick reappearance as he looks to make it two wins on the bounce in a trappy contest at his beloved Windsor. We also have competitive flat action from Ripon and Southwell, live on Sky Sports Racing from 2.30pm

Sunday 26 July 2026 11:20, UK

We have a busy day’s racing on Monday with flat action from Ripon, Southwell and Windsor, live on Sky Sports Racing...

7.28 Windsor - Course specialist Amazonian Dream headlines

Amazonian Dream headlines a field of 14 in a competitive Fitzdares Sprint Series Handicap.

The in-form Rod Milman stable turn out course specialist Amazonian Dream just one week after his first win since 2024.

He is up five pounds for that success and moves up in grade, however, the manner in which he won suggests he can remain competitive.

The very lightly-raced Regional Rock heads the opposition as he looks to go one better when narrowly going down by a neck at Doncaster last time out.

Sudden Flight has resumed his progress with newly fitted cheekpiece. He can challenge, aiming to get off the mark for the season.

3.00 Southwell - Impressive Frankel colt Sharp Move and Gregory's half-brother, Humphrey clash

Exciting, lightly raced four-year-old Sharp Move makes his highly anticipated return as he clashes with Humphrey in the First Aid Training Novice Stakes.

This Frankel colt put his debut well behind him when scoring by seven lengths at Newcastle last November, making him just about the one to beat with the potential to prove highly progressive at four.

However, Sharp Move faces stiff opposition from race-fit, well-bred, and unexposed types. Humphrey was beaten at odds-on when looking much too green during his Sandown run last time.

He is a half-brother to Royal Ascot winner Gregory and likely has much more to offer with a run under his belt.

Kingman colt Turrent knuckled down well to win at Carlisle last month with the second coming out and winning well, as Wootton Bassett-colt Kokbastau was notably eye-catching on reappearance at Yarmouth. He can put that experience to good use here.

8.10 Ripon - Masked Warrior faces five in a trappy affair

The lightly raced Masked Warrior opposes five in a trappy renewal of the City of Ripon Handicap.

The William Haggas-trained three-year-old sets the standard having won impressively at Kempton, before finishing a creditable third in a competitive class two handicap at Chester.

He looks to capitalise now dropped in grade, but faces opposition in the form of the revitalised Beyond The Bar who bounced back when winning nicely at Catterick last time out.

Wathnan-owned Enchant could make marked improvement up in trip on handicap debut, as the unexposed Noelan Star should put his Royal Ascot blip behind him to prove relatively well treated off a mark of 90.