Sunday promises a packed racing programme, with action streaming from both Newton Abbot and Chantilly on Sky Sports Racing. The highlight at Chantilly is the Group Two Prix Robert Papin, where a high‑class trio will line up for the six‑furlong sprint. First among the contenders is Tokaido, who will be guided by jockey Amy Murphy. The colt notched his third win in just four starts when he comfortably captured the Group Three Prix du Bois under the tutelage of Tony Piccone.

That victory marked his debut over six furlongs, and his connections are confident he can handle the step up in class that the Prix Robert Papin represents. Next up is King Of Cloughan, who will be partnered by the experienced Joseph O'Brien, who also retains the ride on his stablemate.

The son of St Mark's Basilica built on his early promise by taking the Windsor Castle Stakes at the Royal meeting, showing a turn of foot in the closing stages. Though he tended to be held back early, a solid pace at Chantilly should suit his late‑running style, especially with new rider Pierre‑Charles Boudot aboard to keep him on a suitable rhythm. Beibhinn, another strong contender, earned a maiden win at Listowel on only her second start before producing a brilliant third‑place effort in a Group race at the Curragh. Her rapid progression suggests she cannot be overlooked in a field of this caliber.

Also in the mix is Erdenali, who will look to extend his winning streak after a convincing victory in the Group Three Prix Messidor earlier in the day. His form suggests he is ready to take on the extra challenge posed by the Prix Robert Papin. Francis‑Henri Graffard’s unbeaten gelding has already won three times since debuting at Saint‑Cloud in March. Though he is stepping up in class, his early dominance hints that he could be up to the task and may prove a serious threat.

Christopher Ferland’s Silius is another horse to watch. The colt has secured two consecutive wins at this level, demonstrating consistency and a turn of foot that could make him a dangerous opponent if he repeats his recent performances.

Rounding out the field are Dark Trooper and Familly, both of whom have shown enough ability to merit a place on the shortlist. Fans can stay up‑to‑date with the latest racing news, interviews and features on their mobile devices, ensuring they never miss a story from the world of thoroughbred sport.

Meanwhile, at Newton Abbot, the Sun Racing Summer Jumps Championship Handicap Chase will feature a clash between two in‑form horses, No More No and Edgewell. Lawney Hill’s No More No has bounced back from a spell to win both of his starts over fences, and despite carrying three pounds more than his last outing, he looks ready to repeat his success. The horse is known for being a handful to train, but the recent break appears to have done him good.

Edgewell arrives on a wave of confidence after a dominant performance over the same course and distance in June, followed by a stylish win in a Worcester handicap last month. The gelding thrives on faster ground and is expected to give a bold, competitive effort.

Also in the chase is My Girl Katie, trained by Grace Harris. She has previously won over this trip and at this venue, making her a credible contender that should not be discounted. For those tracking the broader meeting, here are a few other notable contests: at 1.33 pm in Chantilly, Cankoura will contest a Listed race with a strong chance of success; at 3.25 pm, the Group Three event will see Jennifer Jane representing Charlie Johnston with Silvestre De Sousa aboard; at 4.50 pm in Newton Abbot, a fairly open race will feature Muskerry Rock; and at 2.30 pm, the Juvenile Hurdle at Newton Abbot will showcase Skelton’s High Aura among others.

Overall, Sunday offers a blend of high‑stakes flat racing and thrilling jumps action, giving spectators a full spectrum of the sport’s excitement. Whether you’re following the sprint specialists at Chantilly or the seasoned hurdlers at Newton Abbot, the day’s program promises plenty of drama, strategic riding, and the chance for emerging talent to make a lasting impression on the racing calendar.