Friday's racing bulletin

The Five Live selection is Foley Millennium in the 1330 at Warwick (all times BST).

Racing on Friday comes from Warwick, Carlisle, Southwell, Pontefract, Newmarket and Hamilton.

The ground is unchanged at Warwick at good to firm with firm places.

They have an eight-race card, but the best bet of the day runs in the first race at 1330.

Foley Millennium has been in fine form recently - as he demonstrated when third at Newmarket on his latest appearance.

The ground that day was on the softer side of good, which would not have helped him, although the ground today is ideal.

National Hunt racing at Southwell should be perfect following 12mm of rain easing the ground to good with good to firm patches.

Nazimabad was a winner only two days ago and can follow up in the 1525.

Carlisle had even more rain, recording 17.5mm, and obviously the ground is slightly softer - it is now officially good to firm with good places.

The evening card at Newmaket begins at 1755 and is a sell-out largely due to the fact that singer Ronan Keating is playing after the racing.

If rumours are true, the unraced filly Shortest Day in the 1625 should be watched.

Hamilton begins at 1845 and their ground is good to firm following just 2.4mm in the past 24 hours, while at Pontefract it is good to firm with good places.

A large crowd is expected at Pontefract for their annual Red Shirt charity evening.

Without Trace looks a good bet to make it three on the bounce in the 1905.