Thursday's racing bulletin

The Five Live selection is Ken'tucky in the 1445 at Hereford (all times BST).

Unbeaten filly Ouija Board has been declared a definite runner in Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.

The winner of both the English and Irish Oaks will take on the opposite sex for the first time.

There has not been a female winner of the race since Urban Sea in 1993.

Friday's racing comes from Newmarket, Goodwood and over the jumps at Hereford.

It's the first day of Newmarket's Cambridgeshire meeting with the feature race the Cheveley Park Stakes at 1425.

The unbeaten Damson will be a short-priced favourite.

There is no logical reason why she should not win but at the skinny price she looks worth opposing with Suez, who is also unbeaten.

Michael Jarvis' filly looked really progressive at Salisbury last time and makes the jump up in class.

Kieren Fallon, now just five behind Frankie Dettori in the jockeys' championship, has seven rides at the course.

He should be in the winners' enclosure aboard Clueless in the 1605.

Newmarket's ground is good to firm.

Dettori has seven rides at Goodwood's charity day.

Former footballer Gary Lineker and Dame Judi Dench will be just two of the celebrities on hand to help the afternoon along.

But all eyes will be on Dettori, who is riding brilliantly at present.

He has winning chances on Idle Power in the 1510 and Double Deputy in the 1720. The ground is good with good to firm patches.

Jump racing at Hereford may not have the class of the other two meetings but is nevertheless competitive.

The horse to follow is Ken'tucky in the 1445. On hurdle ratings he has no chance with Champagne Harry but both make their chasing debuts and Ken'tucky has been jumping really well at home.

The horse has his first run for trainer Alan King and he can make it a winning one. The ground is good to firm.