Sky Sports Racing will broadcast the final flat racing fixture of the season at Windsor on Monday, with former St Leger heroine Saffie Osborne among the riders in action.
2.42 Windsor – Wootz & Song Of The Clouds lock horns
Two impressive newcomers, Wootz and Song Of The Clouds, will face off in a Novice Stakes.
Roger Varian’s Wootz, winner of a six‑and‑a‑half‑length race at Ffos Las last month, returns for his second start this season under Ray Dawson, carrying a 7‑lb penalty.
William Haggas’s filly Song Of The Clouds brings greater experience, having finished second on her debut to Synchronicity (sister of Ombudsman) in April and winning at Redcar on her most recent start. She carries a 5‑lb weight advantage over Wootz, which could prove decisive.
Debutant Journalism, trained by Hamad Al Jehani and ridden by James Doyle in the handicaps, carries a €270,000 price tag and promises to be a noteworthy contender.
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Saffie Osborne became the first female jockey to ride a British Classic winner as she steered Joseph O’Brien’s Highwayman to victory in the Betfred St Leger at Doncaster.
3.12 Windsor – Waldgeist’s half-sister Crown Of Crowns debuts
Crown Of Crowns, a half‑sister to Waldgeist, makes her debut under William Haggas, with Tom Marquand aboard.
Foaled by Frankel out of Waldlerche, she inherits a distinguished pedigree; through her dam she is a relative of the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe superstar and four‑time Group 1 winner.
Seacole is the most experienced runner on the field but must improve after a handicap debut in which she defeated only one opponent at home last month.
George Boughey’s Queen Of Scotland showed early promise with a runner‑up finish at Goodwood in late August and, ridden by top jockey Billy Loughnane, is expected to draw significant backing in the plate.
Classic‑winning jockey Saffie Osborne will partner three horses, most notably Hughie Morrison’s recent winner Kiani King (1.42).
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An emotional Saffie Osborne was still struggling to come to terms with her achievement after she became the first female rider to win a British Classic.
4.00 Sedgefield – William Yeats bids to defy 6lb rise
At Sedgefield, jump racing takes centre stage as William Yeats headlines the penultimate race, seeking to overcome a 6‑lb penalty.
Sam England’s runner won here over the same course and distance last month, defeating Aimeric in a rematch.
Dan Skelton has two entries in the Mares’ Maiden Hurdle (2.30), with his brother Harry aboard Tralee Girl. The filly showed promise on a couple of occasions last season before a final defeat in April at odds of 1‑4.
Charlie Todd will ride debutant Mighty Dink, while Sedgefield bumper scorer You Be Lucky Jean makes her hurdles debut under Micky Hammond.