Sky Sports Racing broadcasts live from Newton Abbot on Wednesday with all six races from the Devon track. The opening contest, the Stock Exe Building Supplies mares' National Hunt Novices' Hurdle, features Lady Kara seeking back-to-back victories after breaking her maiden by nine lengths at Hereford just 15 days ago for trainer Dr Richard Newland.

Paul Nicholls saddles Rickety Bridge in the Hugh Michelmore Memorial Handicap Chase, looking to build on a promising chase debut win over course and distance. The horse had struggled over hurdles since March 2024 but appears rejuvenated by the switch to chasing fences. Meanwhile, the consistent Time To Bite arrives after scoring at Fakenham, bringing nine career victories over fences into the five-runner field.

The card closes with the Racing Foundation Supports Autism In Racing Handicap Hurdle over three miles and two furlongs. Supreme Yeats returns to the same venue where he scored two weeks ago, ending a winless streak dating back to July with cheekpieces finally sparking improvement. Joe Tizzard's Belgarum also targets successive wins following post-wind surgery success at Fontwell.

With Freddie Gingell and other top jockeys in action, Newton Abbot's Wednesday card offers competitive jumping racing that could shape summer campaign targets for several trainers.