Wolverhampton is the centre of attention on Thursday night, with eight races scheduled on the all‑weather track and all live on Sky Sports Racing. The Pyramid and Bintward headline a classy field of eight for the Maiden Stakes. Pyramid, a Juddmonte‑owned colt with a fine pedigree, is expected to go close under trainer Rab Havlin.@end\n\nBintward cost a whopping €780,000 at the Deauville Arqana yearling sale and has been given plenty of time by trainer Roger Varian. A daughter of Night Of Thunder, she is expected to be popular with jockey Statistician Sean Dylan Bowen.

Other notable contenders include 76‑rated filly Chimes Of Thunder and Sea The Stars filly Walking On Stars, who made little impression on debut.\n\nAngel Sense and Supreme Star feature among 12 runners for an open‑looking EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes. Angel Sense, trained by Marco Botti, has mixed form, while Supreme Star improved on his debut to finish an excellent second at Nottingham. Fresh from a Group Two win, Kaiya Fraser will be looking for further successes.\n\nAt Saratoga, the Grade Two Glens Falls Stakes sees ex‑European runners Gezora and Survie clash, with Massarat and Dona Clota making each‑way appeal in a superb heat.