Ripon’s Silver Sprint Trophy opens a busy day for Sky Sports Racing, featuring eight runners including Seven Questions and Dyonisos. Owners Fitri and Jim Hay bring a strong hand, while Robert Cowell’s Seven Questions looks to build on a third‑place return at Pontefract. The 1‑lb drop could give the filly a decisive edge for this.

Ian Williams’ Dyonisos tops the field after a runner‑up finish at Newmarket and a 2‑lb increase under Luke Morris. The filly shares colours with market principle, adding intrigue. Amie Waugh’s Vince L’Amour could spark if he steps forward from his Musselburgh runner‑up, while Castan’s recent Southwell win keeps him in contention.

At Doncaster, Progressive Naga and Golden Muse headline the EBF Premier Fillies’ Handicap. Gosden’s Naga, who turned a win at Chelmsford into a solid second at Newmarket, could take her record to 3‑4 in handicap company. Golden Muse, fresh from wins at Wolverhampton and Southwell, switches to turf under P J McDonald and looks poised for a third.

Other highlights include Stressfree and Prydwen battling the M.C.H. Hutchinson Memorial Trophy, and Lunar Melody versus Proposal in a maiden stake. With several top contenders in the mix, viewers can expect a day of sharp turns and tight finishes, underscoring Ripon’s reputation as a proving ground for rising talent.