Kalokalo and Cristo clash at Windsor

In today’s feature, last-time-out winners Cristo and Kalokalo go head-to-head in a potentially trappy contest at Windsor. We also have racing from Lingfield and jumps action from Newton Abbot, live on Sky Sports Racing from 2.42pm.

We have a busy day’s racing on Monday with action from Lingfield, Newton Abbot and Windsor, live on Sky Sports Racing...

Last time out winners Kalokalo and Cristo lock horns in the Find Us At Fitzdares.com Handicap .

Once progressive three-year-old, Cristo bounced back to form at Sandown when winning for the first time since May 2025.

He has appreciated the drop in trip to a mile, but he faces stiff opposition in the form of the progressive, more unexposed Kalokalo whom is yet to be out of the places this season.

The extremely eye-catching Rod Millman-trained Bold Impact could be primed for a big run after closing incredibly well at Ffos Las last time out and could upset the in-form duo with Oisin Murphy booked to ride.

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A competitive running of the attheraces.com/marketmovers Handicap sees impressive all-weather winners Big Bear Hug and Senor Cortez headline.

Senor Cortez landed a gamble when winning impressively at Southwell last time; the manner in which he won suggests he could well still be ahead of his mark.

Big Bear Hug escapes a penalty for a surprise win at Kempton on Wednesday when overcoming a pace bias to win with quite a bit in hand. He seems to remain well-handicapped and seeks to find further improvement back up in trip.

Mister Daydream warrants serious respect after bolting up from a reduced mark at Lingfield just a week ago, and is bound to run a massive race, albeit up in grade.

Crackergee can back up his return to form at Ffos las last time out on a surface he has gone well on previously.

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11 novices' clash in the Ambrose Loves Reggae EBF Novice Stakes .

The Karl Burke-trained €450,000 breeze-up colt by Blue Point, Market Leader , could possess enough quality to get off the mark at the first time of asking without a lofty standard set.

Note To Self retains the best form when running creditably in a respectable Newbury Novice.

Mehmas-colt Real Bullet could pose a threat for Oisin Murphy and George Boughey.

5.20 Windsor - Impressive Goodwood winner Jaijai takes to nurseries.

5.50 Windsor - Eyecatching Levens Hall looks to get off the mark.

7.20 Windsor - Papa Cocktail and Amazonian Dream headline competitive sprint handicap.

6.10 Lingfield - Interesting newcomers oppose Ardad Steve and Aphra Behin .

7.10 Lingfield - Perfect Location attempts to go back-to-back.

4.42 Newton Abbot - Muskerry Rock attempts to get off the mark for the Skeltons.

5.15 Newton Abbot - Impressive bumper winners Park Hall and Thepassingtyphoon clash.