Monday's racing schedule is packed, with All-Weather events at Lingfield and Newcastle broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. The final race at Lingfield features a field of 10 in the Download The At The Races App Handicap, where Charlie Clover's Harlington seeks to achieve a four-timer from a career-high mark. Following a second-place finish on his stable debut in January, Harlington has won three consecutive starts, including a victory over the same course and distance.

With Tom Marquand on board for the first time, Harlington's chances are bolstered. A key challenger to Harlington's four-timer bid may be Neil King's Victors Spirit, who enters this contest on the heels of his first career win nine days ago.

The four-year-old will wear a first-time hood and will be racing at his shortest distance yet. Other notable contenders include Roger Teal's The Hare Rail, who starts from a career-low mark in pursuit of his first win, and Golden Circet, an intriguing entry from Jim and Suzi Best, who is making his first appearance after a wind operation.

Double Red, trained by Henry Candy, and Perfect Scoundrel, ridden by Kieran Shoemark, are also worth noting. For the latest racing news, interviews, and features, download the app.

Six horses will compete in the second race at Newcastle, the Download The At The Races App Handicap. Sir Mark Prescott's Analogical, a four-year-old, has finished runner-up in his last two outings and now drops back in distance in search of his third career win. David O'Meara's Mao Shang Won was denied a hat-trick seventeen days ago and is ridden by Daniel Tudhope.

Clansman, a previous course and distance winner, has been consistent since returning from a 208-day break and seeks his eighth career win. Moon Sniper may be nicely handicapped on his stable debut for Jessica Bedi, while Patrol and Roger Henry complete the field of six. Seven fillies will line up in the Joan Butcher 90th Birthday Fillies' Handicap at Lingfield, racing over a mile and a half. Sea Of Charm has been in consistent form, winning three of her last five starts, and William Cox returns to the saddle.

Rose Cotton, trained by Tom Clover, is another notable contender, having won on her handicap debut at Wolverhampton in January. Richard Hannon's Schemaya and last-time-out winner Twilight Moon are also in the running.

Other key races include the 2.51 Lingfield, where Dyrholaey and Twilight Jet face off, and the 3.51 Lingfield, where 500,000gns yearling Behike seeks his first win. At Newcastle, Ziata, a half-sister to Ebt's Guard, is fancied to get off the mark, while 135,000gns purchase Gouken makes his first appearance after a gelding operation. French racing action comes from Fontainebleau and Le Lion D'Angers.