Sky Sports Racing will broadcast three flat meetings on Friday, covering Brighton, Chepstow and Wolverhampton. At Chepstow, the Bill Lewtons 80th Birthday Novice Stakes features Alfaraz, a Nathaniel‑sired colt with three maiden starts that has never been beaten far. His form includes a close second at Goodwood and a respectable run behind Maltese Cross, suggesting he could step up.

Brighton’s 3:23 p.m. Fairplay Daily Price Boosts Handicap pits My Boy Harry against a five‑pound penalty after a dominant win last outing. The Jim and Suzi Best‑trained gelding finished fourth over the minimum trip before accelerating to claim a facile victory over seven furlongs. With the rest of the field appearing out of form, only Kondratiev Wave poses a realistic threat.

Wolverhampton’s Sky 415 Fillies’ Novice Stakes brings together two improving juveniles. Hollywell Stream recorded a single run at Doncaster, narrowly beaten by Lilt, who later won a Listed race at York, indicating latent ability. Owner trio Magnier, Tabor and Smith back Always Happy, who won on debut and only lost marginally at Lingfield, suggesting further progress.

Other notable runners include Godolphin’s Bushi for André Fabre at Saint‑Cloud, seasoned winner Thanos returning to Chepstow, and a Shadwell‑owned filly aiming for a first win at Wolverhampton. The mixed card offers bettors a blend of proven talent and promising newcomers, ensuring a lively afternoon for flat racing enthusiasts.