Thursday's racing bulletin

The Five Live selection is Scarface in the 1640 at Wincanton (all times GMT).

Grand National winning jockey Graham Lee made the best possible return from injury with victory aboard Motive at Catterick on Wednesday.

The jockey has been on the sidelines for a month with a broken collar bone.

Today's race meetings come from Wincanton, Towcester and Carlisle.

Champion jockey Tony McCoy is in action at Wincanton where he has four rides for local trainer Paul Nicholls.

The pair should be successful with Nippy des Mottes in the 1345.

Best value bet of the day is Martin Pipes Scarface in the 1640.

The horse had some decent form two years ago but following some disappointing efforts has now slipped down the handicap.

The gelding has only 10st 8Ib on his back today and if he retains any of his old ability he should win.

The ground is officially good to soft with good places.

Conditions are much more testing at Towcester where the hurdles track is soft with heavy places while the chase course is soft.

Dedrunkenmonkey's form figures in the 1615 do not look inspiring but they are slightly misleading in that when she fell last time she would have finished second.

This stiff track will suit this one-paced mare.

Carlisle's ground is good to soft with soft places.

Warren Marston and trainer Richard Phillips have a good strike rate together so it's worth looking at Eight Fifty Five in the 1735.