Channel 4 Racing

Nick Luck is joined by Gina Harding, Mick Fitzgerald, Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham and Tanya Stevenson with races at Cheltenham and Musselburgh.

Nick presents races from Sandown, Ayr and Chelmsford.

Nick Luck comes live from Kempton Park and Wincanton.

Nick and the team have all the day's races.

Nick and the team present coverage from Ascot and Haydock Park. With Emma Spencer, Tom Lee, Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Mick Fitzgerald and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick has live coverage of racing with Gina Harding, Emma Spencer, Mick Fitzgerald, Gina Harding, Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick presents races from Sandown, Ffos Las and Wetherby.

Nick presents live racing coverage from Newbury.

Nick and the team are live from Ascot, Haydock Park and Wincanton.

Rishi Persad presents live racing from Kempton Park, Newcastle and Lingfield Park.

Nick Luck is joined by special guests at Sandown Park with races from Sandown Park and Wolverhampton.

Gina Harding and Rishi Persad present coverage from the Midlands Grand National. The show will feature races from Uttoxeter and Kempton Park.

Gina Harding and Richard Hoiles present coverage from Lingfield Park with races from Musselburgh and Lingfield Park.

Gina Harding and the Channel 4 Racing team are at Haydock Park for four £50,000 races that provide the finale to the Challenger Series final. There's also three races from the all-weather at Kempton and Emma Spencer has the latest news and Group One action ahead of tonight's Dubai World Cup, live on Channel 4 at 5pm. Haydock Park: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Kempton Park: 2.15, 2.50 and 3.25pm. Presenters: Gina Harding and Emma Spencer.

Continued coverage from Meydan, featuring the World Cup live at 5pm in which California Chrome, the star US middle distance performer, heads a high quality international field for the world's most valuable race. Presenters: Gina Harding and Emma Spencer.

Rishi Persad and the C4 Racing team are at Doncaster for the first big Flat meeting of the season. The early feature is the Lincoln Handicap, worth ú100,000 and always one of the most highly competitive races of the season. Doncaster: 2.15, 2.45, 3.20 and 3.55pm. Kempton Park: 2.30 and 3.05pm, Newbury: 3.35 and 4.10pm. Presenter: Rishi Persad, Reporter, Emma Spencer, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Mick Fitzgerald and Tanya Stevenson.

Rishi Persad and the team provide further coverage from Doncaster of the first big meeting of the 2016 Flat season. There are also two valuable jumps contests from Newbury, and action from the all-weather at Kempton. Presenter: Rishi Persad, Reporter, Emma Spencer, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Mick Fitzgerald and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the C4 Racing team are at Aintree for the first day of the Grand National festival. Today there are four top class, Grade One races on the card featuring the ú200,000 Aintree Hurdle as well as the first action over the famous Grand National fences, such as Bechers Brook, the Canal Turn, Valentines Brook and The Chair, with the Foxhunters Chase for amateur riders. Aintree: 2.15, 2.50, 3.25, 4.05 and 4.45pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Emma Spencer, Reporters: Alice Plunkett and Mick Fitzgerald, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Richard Hoiles, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team present all the drama and action from day two of the Grand National festival. It's Ladies Day, and the vibrancy and fun off course is matched by the quality of the action on it with four more Grade One contests worth over ú600,000 in total prize money. Today's feature is the Melling Chase won last year by Don Cossack, giving AP McCoy a memorable last Aintree success. There's also another chance to see action over the formidable National fences with the Topham Trophy, which trainer Nicky Henderson is looking to win for the fourth year in a row. Aintree: 2.15, 2.50, 3.25, 4.05 and 4.45pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Emma Spencer, Reporters: Alice Plunkett and Mick Fitzgerald, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Richard Hoiles, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.

Clare Balding and Nick Luck bring you all the drama and action from the 169th running of the Grand National, the world's greatest steeplechase now worth a whopping £1 million in prize money. What will the history books say about 2016's race? Last year's hero Many Clouds is favourite to become the first horse since the mighty Red Rum to win back-to-back Nationals, while his jockey Leighton Aspell is riding to be the first jockey ever to do three in a row. To help with the difficult decision of picking a winner, Sir Anthony McCoy joins the team and rides the course one last time to offer his expert insight. Coverage also includes a further four races to whet the appetite in the build-up to the big race itself, which is live at 5.15pm. Then, at 5.40pm, relive the whole race with our famous Grand National re-run which unearths precisely how the race was won... and lost.

Nick Luck and the team are at Ayr for the four mile, £210,000 Scottish Grand National, Scotland's biggest race day. There's also top quality support action from Newbury where Gina Harding reports on key trials for both Guineas with the Fred Darling Stakes and the Greenham Stakes. Ayr: 2.25, 3.00, 3.35 and 4.10pm. Newbury: 2.10, 2.45, 3.20 and 3.50pm. Reporters: Rishi Persad and Gina Harding, commentary and analysis: Richard Hoiles, Graham Cunningham, Mick Fitzgerald and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team are at Sandown Park for the first day of their top two-day mixed meeting. Today's action sees four quality contests on the flat including the ú95,000 Group 2 Bet365 Mile and the Group 3 Classic Trial. Sandown: 1.20, 1.50, 2.20 and 2.55pm.

Nick Luck and the team join the celebrations at Sandown as the champions of the 2016 jumps season are crowned.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team present the first of the two-day Guineas Festival, the highlight of which is the 2000 Guineas itself: the first classic of the 2016 flat season. After Gleneagles' win here last year, Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien is looking to break John Scott's 19th century record by recording his eighth victory in the race with Dewhurst winner Air Force Blue. Newmarket: 2.00, 2.35, 3.05 and 3.45pm. Goodwood: 2.15 and 2.50pm.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team present the second day of this year's Guineas Festival, which today features the fillies' classic: the 1000 Guineas. With £500,000 prize money on offer, Aidan O'Brien is looking to add to his two previous winners with Minding, the winter favourite for this race since her impressive victory at the course in the Fillies' Mile last October. Her chief challenger could well be Cheveley Park winner Lumiere, which would be a second 1000 Guineas win for Mark Johnston's yard. Newmarket: 1.50, 2.25, 3.00 and 3.40pm. Salisbury: 2.05pm, Hamilton Park: 2.45pm.

Rishi Persad and Emma Spencer have all the action from eight live races at three tracks on a busy day for Channel 4 Racing. Ascot's feature is the 105,000 Victoria Cup, while Gina Harding presents both the Oaks and Derby Trials from Lingfield Park. Ascot: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40 and 4.15pm. Lingfield Park: 3.25 and 4.00pm. Haydock Park: 2.15 and 2.45pm.

Nick Luck introduces all the action from Newbury's biggest day of the flat season, featuring the 350,000 Lockinge Stakes. Trainer Richard Hannon Jr has won this for the last two years and his Toormore, second last season to stablemate Night of Thunder, is looking to complete a special hat-trick. Newbury: 2.45, 3.20, 3.55 and 4.30pm. Newmarket: 3.00, 3.35 and 4.10pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Rishi Persad, reporters: Emma Spencer and Gina Harding, commentary and analysis; Simon Holt, Mick Fitzgerald, Graham Cunningham, Jamie Lynch and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 team are at Haydock Park for one of its biggest meetings of the year, where a highlight is the Group Two Temple Stakes worth £100,000 and always fought out by the country's top sprinters. On a busy day's action, there's also top quality support from Goodwood and York, with nine live races in total. Haydock: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40 and 4.10pm. Goodwood: 2.15, 2.50 and 3.25pm, York: 2.40 and 3.15pm.

Rishi Persad leads the Channel 4 team at Haydock Park where a quality day's racing is headlined by the 90,000 Sandy Lane Stakes, a Group Two, six furlong contest. There's also top support from down the road at Chester and all the latest news and previews ahead of Friday's start of the Epsom Derby festival. Haydock Park: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Chester: 2.15, 2.50 and 3.25pm.

Clare Balding and Nick Luck introduce coverage of the 237th Derby, the most famous and prestigious flat race in the world. Run over Epsom's testing and undulating track, this event provides a unique test for middle distance three-year old thoroughbreds. Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien has had three of the last four winners and is set to have a big influence on the race again, with a number of contenders led by Chester Vase winner US Army Ranger. Twenty-time champion jump jockey Sir Anthony McCoy and last year's winner Frankie Dettori join the team to provide a fascinating look at the course. Plus, as part of her 90th birthday celebrations Her Majesty the Queen is to present the trophy to the winner's connections. Epsom: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10, 3.45 and 4.30pm. Reporters: Rishi Persad, Emma Spencer and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.

Rishi Persad introduces a day of cracking action from York with nine live races across three tracks. The highlight is the ú100,000 Charity Sprint at York, while the other courses provide top support including the listed Scurry Stakes at Sandown, and the ú100,000 Scottish Sprint Cup at Musselburgh. York: 1.50, 2.25, 3.00 and 3.35pm. Sandown: 2.10, 2.45 and 3.20pm, Musselburgh: 3.10 and 3.45pm. Reporters: Emma Spencer and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jamie Lynch and Tanya Stevenson.

Clare Balding and Nick Luck introduce all the glamour, pageantry and quality racing that is day one of Royal Ascot. At 2pm, Her Majesty, the Queen leads the Royal Procession down the course to open a spectacular afternoon on the track, with no less than three Group One contests. In the Queen Anne Stakes, US champion miler Tepin is favoured and later there's likely to be a clash of Guineas winners from England, Ireland and France in the ú400,000 St James's Palace Stakes. If six live races on Channel 4 every day of the meeting wasn't enough, Gok Wan is on hand to provide his unique perspective in the fashion stakes. Royal Ascot: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40, 4.20, 5.00 and 5.35pm. Presenters: Clare Balding and Nick Luck with Sir Anthony McCoy and Gok Wan, reporters: Rishi Persad, Emma Spencer, Alice Plunkett and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Richard Hoiles, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.

Rishi Persad introduces a chance to review all the action from day one of the Royal meeting, including the St James's Palace Stakes, which saw three Guineas winners doing battle.

Clare Balding and Nick Luck, along with Gok Wan, have all the glamour, colour and high galloping action of day two of Royal Ascot. After the Royal Procession, the focus on track centres around the Prince of Wales's Stakes, which is the richest prize of the week at ú750.000. The Japanese superstar A Shin Hikari will be a strong favourite to take the prize overseas. All six races are live on Channel 4. Royal Ascot: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40, 4.20, 5.00 and 5.35pm. Presenters: Clare Balding and Nick Luck with Sir Anthony McCoy and Gok Wan, reporters: Rishi Persad, Emma Spencer and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Richard Hoiles, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.

Emma Spencer reviews all six races from day two of Royal Ascot, featuring the week's riches prize, the Prince of Wales's Stakes. Will it be heading to Japan courtesy of its star, A Shin Hikari?

This year's Gold Cup is run in honour of Her Majesty, the Queen's 90th birthday on day three of the Royal Meeting and Clare Balding and Nick Luck have all the action. The Queen herself owned Estimate, the winner three years ago, the last of her 22 winners at the Royal meeting. This year, Aidan O'Brien will be looking to take the prize with Order of St George, to add to his extraordinary record of six wins out of the last ten Gold Cups. Meanwhile, Gok Wan assesses Royal fashion, and much, much more. All six races are live on Channel 4. Royal Ascot: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40, 4.20, 5.00 and 5.35pm. Reporters: Rishi Persad, Emma Spencer, Alice Plunkett and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Richard Hoiles, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.

Rishi Persad looks back at all six races from day three of the Royal meeting. Today's biggest prize was for the Gold Cup over 2 miles 4 furlongs, run in honour of the Queen's 90th birthday.

Clare Balding and Nick Luck have all the high speed action on track, and Gok Wan all the glamour, style and pageantry off it on day four of Royal Ascot, which features two £400,000 Group One races. The Commonwealth Cup for three-year-old sprinters was only started last season, but was won by champion sprinter Muhaarar and today's field looks to be equally impressive. The other Group One is the Coronation Stakes for three-year-old fillies, which often produces the champion filly of her age group. All six races live on Channel 4. Royal Ascot: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40, 4.20, 5.00 and 5.35pm. Reporters: Rishi Persad, Emma Spencer, Alice Plunkett and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Richard Hoiles, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.

Emma Spencer takes a look back at all six races on day four of the Royal meeting, including two Group One contests, the Commonwealth Cup for sprinters and the Coronation Stakes for the top three-year-old fillies.

Clare Balding and Nick Luck present continued coverage of the fifth and final day of the Royal meeting. There is still over a million pounds to be won in the final four races, which features the ú600,000 Diamond Jubilees Stakes, won last year for the first time by a US-trained runner Undrafted and Wesley Ward's star is back to defend his crown today. Plus, there's a look back at all the great moments from five days of epic horse racing action and Gok Wan looks at all the fashion and glamour. Royal Ascot: 3.40, 4.20, 5.00 and 5.35pm. Reporters: Rishi Persad, Emma Spencer, Mick Fitzgerald and Alice Plunkett, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Richard Hoiles, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.

Another chance to see all six races from the final day of the Royal meeting, the headliner is the ú600,000 Diamond Jubilee Stakes which features some of the world's top sprinters.

Rishi Persad and the Channel 4 Racing team are in Newcastle for the North East course's biggest day of the season. For the first time ever, the historic ú150,000 Northumberland Plate is to be run on the track's new all-weather surface and, in another first, a valuable ú75,000 consolation race will be run ahead of the main event. Newcastle: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40 and 4.15pm. Newmarket: 2.45, 3.20 and 3.55pm.

Nick Luck and the team are at Sandown for its biggest day of the season, which features the £475,000 Eclipse. First run in 1886, this prestigious all-age 10 furlong race marks the first meeting of the generations at the highest level. Last year, a dramatic race was won by the Derby champion Golden Horn under Frankie Dettori, while this year the field looks set to be headed by Time Test, trained by Roger Charlton who took the race three years ago with Al Kazeem. Plus, there's top support from Haydock which features the Group Two Lancashire Oaks. Sandown Park: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Haydock Park: 1.45, 2.15 and 2.50pm. Reporter, Emma Spencer, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Mick Fitzgerald and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck introduces coverage of the first day of the prestigious and stylish three-day July Festival at Newmarket. Today's four live races include three worth £100,000 each, headlined by the Group Two Princess of Wales's Stakes. Newmarket: 2.10, 2.40, 3.15 and 3.45pm.

Nick Luck and the team introduce further coverage of the second of Newmarket's three-day July Festival. Today's headliner is the £250,000 Group One Falmouth Stakes in which Andre Fabre's Usherette aims to add to her impressive victory at Royal Ascot. There's also more action from York with the Summer Stakes. Newmarket: 3.45, 4.15 and 4.45pm, York: 4.00pm.

Nick Luck introduces a bumper edition of Channel 4 Racing, with ten live races from three top class venues. At Newmarket, there's over £1m in prize money with the feature being the July Cup at Newmarket, Europe's top Group One sprint. Royal Ascot winners Twilight Son and Quiet Reflection will be looking to add this huge £500,000 prize to their earnings. There's top quality support from York, featuring the 57th running of the £200,000 John Smith's Cup and Ascot which stages the £120,000 Summer Mile. Newmarket: 3.25, 4.00, 4.35 and 5.10pm. York: 3.00, 3.40, 4.15 and 4.50pm. Ascot: 2.45 and 3.15pm.

Emma Spencer leads the Channel 4 Racing team at Newbury where the feature is the £250,000 Super Sprint for two-year olds. This unique race offers huge prize money to owners who have purchased relatively cheaply at the sales. There's also top jumping action from Market Rasen with the £50,000 Summer Plate. Newbury: 2.30, 3.00, 3.35 and 4.10pm. Market Rasen: 2.15 and 2.45pm, Newmarket: 3.15 and 3.50pm.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team are at Ascot for one of the great days of the racing calendar, featuring the ú1.15 million King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes: one of Europe's best all-age championship races. Today Roger Varian's Postponed looks to make history by following the French mare Dahlia and Godolphin's star Swain as the only horses to win this great race twice in its 65-year history. Plus high-quality support racing from York, including the ú100,000 York Stakes. Ascot: 2.45, 3.20, 3.55 and 4.30pm. York: 3.00, 3.35 and 4.10pm. Presenter: Nick Luck.

Nick Luck introduces all the action from day one of Glorious Goodwood, one of the most glamorous, chic and relaxing festivals of the racing year. On the track there's top class action with the ú300,000 Lennox Stakes, and the ú200,000 Vintage Stakes for high quality two-year olds. Goodwood: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Rishi Persad. Reporters: Emma Spencer, Mick Fitzgerald and Gina Harding. Commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck introduces all the top quality action, chic and charm from this unique Sussex Downs venue. Today boasts the biggest race of the festival: the ú1 million Sussex Stakes, which should see a fascinating rematch between Guineas winners Galileo Gold and The Gurkha. They met at Royal Ascot, where Hugo Palmer's English 2,000 Guineas winner Galileo Gold came out on top, but who will win the latest of the 'Duels on the Downs' that have excited Goodwood crowds in recent years? Goodwood: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Emma Spencer. Reporters: Rishi Persad, Mick Fitzgerald and Gina Harding. Commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck introduces day three of the Glorious Goodwood festival from the unique setting of the rolling Sussex countryside. Today's highlights include the ú300,000 Goodwood Cup, which features some of Europe's top stayers, and the ú200,000 group two Richmond Stakes, which should see the reappearance of impressive Newmarket winner Mehmas for Frankie Dettori and Richard Hannon. Goodwood: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Rishi Persad. Reporters: Emma Spencer, Mick Fitzgerald and Gina Harding. Commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 racing team present day four of the Goodwood Festival from the superb picturesque setting of this unique course on the Sussex Downs. Today's action is again very strong with three group races headlined by the King George Stakes: one of the fastest five-furlong sprints of the season for some of Europe's top speed machines. Goodwood: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Emma Spencer. Reporters: Rishi Persad, Mick Fitzgerald and Gina Harding. Commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team present the fifth and final day of Glorious Goodwood. Today's big race is the £600,000 Group One Nassau Stakes in which Aidan O'Brien's Minding looks to cement her reputation as one of the finest fillies of her generation having already won the English and Irish 1,000 Guineas and the Oaks. Plus, there's the £250,000 Stewards Cup, one of the toughest sprint handicaps of the season. Goodwood: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Newmarket: 2.15 and 2.50pm. Reporters: Emma Spencer and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team with continued live coverage of the Shergar Cup from Ascot. Which team will come out on top in this unique international jockeys' challenge? Plus, there's top support action from Haydock and Newmarket. Ascot: 2.20, 2.55, 3.30 and 4.05pm. Haydock Park: 2.35 and 3.45pm, Newmarket: 3.15.

Emma Spencer and the C4 team are at Newbury for a top day of action, including the Berkshire track's big race, the Group 2 £150,000 Hungerford Stakes. There are also three races from Newmarket and Ripon's top sprint prize, the Great St Wilfred Handicap. Newbury: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40 and 4.10pm. Newmarket: 2.15, 2.45 and 3.20pm, Ripon: 3.55pm.

Nick Luck and the C4 team, including Sir Anthony McCoy, are at York for the first of York's four day summer Festival. Today's feature is the highlight of the week, the £900,000 Juddmonte International, one of Europe's greatest races. Last year there was drama with the Derby hero Golden Horn beaten by outsider Arabian Queen, but today Aidan O'Brien seeks to give an element of predictability by winning the race for the fifth time in nine years. York: 1.55, 2.30, 3.05 and 3.40pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Emma Spencer with Sir Anthony McCoy, Reporters: Gina Harding and Mick Fitzgerald, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck introduces the second of York's high quality four-day summer festival. Fillies are to the fore today, with the £340,000 Yorkshire Oaks taking centre stage over 12 furlongs. The main support is the £200,000 Lowther Stakes, which usually produces some of the best two-year old fillies of the season. York: 1.55, 2.30, 3.05 and 3.40pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Emma Spencer with Sir Anthony McCoy, Reporters: Gina Harding and Mick Fitzgerald, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham and Tanya Stevenson.

It's day three of York's superb four-day Ebor Festival and today Europe's best sprinters are in action in the £340,000 Group One Nunthorpe Stakes. Last year's winner Mecca's Angel is returning to defend her crown, while the American runner-up Wesley Ward's Acapulco is seeking revenge in what will be a blisteringly fast rematch. At the other extreme, the country's top stayers battle it out over two miles in the £200,000 Lonsdale Cup. York: 1.55, 2.30, 3.05 and 3.40pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Emma Spencer, Reporters: Gina Harding and Mick Fitzgerald, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Graham Cunningham and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the C4 team have all the action and drama of the final day of York's Ebor Festival featuring the Ebor Stakes itself, Europe's richest handicap and one of the most competitive. Plus, the £220,000 Gimcrack Stakes, an important and prestigious two-year old contest. York: 2.15, 2.50, 3.25 and 4.00pm. Sandown: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Emma Spencer, Reporters: Mick Fitzgerald and Gina Harding, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath and Tanya Stevenson.

Rishi Persad and the Channel 4 team are on Sussex Downs for a quality day's racing at Goodwood featuring the £100,000 Celebration Mile. There's also top support action from both Newmarket and the famous Beverley Bullet from the Yorkshire track. Goodwood: 2.45, 3.20, 3.55 and 4.30pm. Newmarket: 3.00, 3.35 and 4.15pm. Beverley: 3.10pm.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team are at Haydock Park with the Lancashire track's biggest day of the flat season. The feature race is the ú260,000 Sprint Cup which was first run 50 years ago. Back to back wins have only been recorded once in the race's history with Sir Peter O'Sullevan's Be Friendly taking the first two runnings, but now Henry Candy's Twilight Son looks to repeat the feat. Haydock Park: 3.00, 3.30, 4.00 and 4.30pm. Ascot: 2.40 and 3.10pm: Kempton Park: 3.45 and 4.15pm.

Nick Luck and the team are at Doncaster with all the day's action from the St Leger Festival. Today's highlights include the Group Two Park Hill Stakes over 1 mile 6 furlongs, the same distance as the St Leger itself, and the ú300,000 two-year-old sales race. Doncaster: 1.55, 2.30, 3.05 and 3.40pm. Reporters: Emma Spencer and Gina Harding, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Mick Fitzgerald and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the team present another top quality day's racing from the St Leger Festival, featuring the ú100,000 Doncaster Cup for Europe's top stayers. At the other end of the spectrum, the top young sprinters race down Town Moor in the ú70,000 Flying Childers. Doncaster: 1.55, 2.30, 3.05 and 3.40pm. Reporters: Emma Spencer and Gina Harding, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Mick Fitzgerald and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the team are on Doncaster's Town Moor to present the St Leger - the oldest British classic and the fifth and last of the season. First run 240 years ago, last year's race was arguably the most dramatic ever, with Ralph Beckett's Simple Verse winning the race, losing it in the stewards' room, only to regain the crown on appeal from Bondi Beach - whose trainer Aidan O'Brien will today seek a fifth triumph in the race with Idaho. Doncaster: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm Chester 2.15 and 2.50pm. Presenter: Nick Luck, Reporters: Emma Spencer and Gina Harding, Commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Mick Fitzgerald and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the C4 Racing team are in Scotland for Ayr's biggest day of flat racing featuring the ú200,000 Ayr Gold Cup, won last year by the Richard Fahey trained favourite Don't Touch. There are also four quality support races from Newbury, the highlight being the Mill Reef Stakes for two-year-olds. Ayr: 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Newbury: 1.45, 2.15, 2.50 and 3.25pm.

Nick Luck and the team are at racing's HQ in Newmarket for the first day of the Cambridgeshire meeting. There's double Group Two action over the Rowley Mile today with the ú100,000 Rockfel Stakes for two-year old fillies, and the Joel Stakes also worth ú100,000. Newmarket: 1.55, 2.30, 3.05 and 3.40pm.

Nick Luck leads the Channel 4 Racing team at Newmarket for a top day's flat racing which features the Cambridgeshire, one of the most important handicaps of the season, and two Group 1 races for juveniles. The Cheveley Park for fillies, should see the latest appearance of Wesley Ward's US speed machine Lady Aurelia with Frankie Dettori on board. The colts equivalent, the Middle Park, may feature Caravaggio, Aidan O'Brien's top two-year old this season. Newmarket: 2.20, 2.55, 3.30 and 4.10pm. Market Rasen: 2.35 and 3.10pm. Reporter, Emma Spencer, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Jim McGrath, Mick Fitzgerald and Tom Lee.

Emma Spencer and the Channel 4 Racing team are at Ascot for a high quality and busy day's racing consisting of nine live races across three courses. At Ascot the feature is the ú180,000 Challenge Cup, while Newmarket stages the Group 1 Sun Chariot Stakes worth ú250,000. At Redcar, the Two Year Old Trophy is also well contested with ú175,000 to be won. Ascot: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40 and 4.15pm; Newmarket: 2.15, 2.50, 3.25 and 4.00pm, Redcar: 3.15pm.

Emma Spencer and the Channel 4 Racing team are at HQ for the first day of the Future Champions Festival. Today's feature is the ú500,000 Group 1 Fillies' Mile, won last year by super-filly Minding for Aidan O'Brien, who went on to land the 1000 Guineas/Oaks double this season. Newmarket: 1.35, 2.05, 2.40, 3.10 and 3.45pm. York: 2.20 and 3.25pm.

Rishi Persad and Emma Spencer introduce the second day of the Future Champions Festival from Newmarket. The group one highlight is the ú500,000 Dewhurst Stakes, which has been dominated in the last 10 years by Irish trained colts; Jim Bolger has had five winners and Aidan O'Brien's had three. Plus the ú250,000 Cesarewitch: the second half of the Autumn double, and one of the most competitive races of the season. Newmarket: 2.20, 2.55, 3.30 and 4.10pm. York: 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45pm.

Nick Luck introduces the action on Day 2 of the Open meeting from Cheltenham. Today's feature is the ú160,000 BetVictor Gold Cup in which last year's one-two for Alan King, Annacotty and the enigmatic Buywise, should be back in the hunt for more glory. Cheltenham: 1.50, 2.25, 3.00 and 3.35pm. Wetherby: 2.05 and 3.15pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Rishi Persad, reporters: Alice Plunkett and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck introduces quality action from the third and final day of Cheltenham's Open meeting. The highlight last year was the Shloer Chase in which the imperious Sprinter Sacre made a remarkable comeback in front of the cheering Cheltenham faithful to begin 'the impossible dream' that would lead him back to Champion Chase glory for a second time in March. Cheltenham: 12.45, 1.20, 1.55 and 2.30pm. Fontwell Park: 1.00pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Rishi Persad, Reporters: Alice Plunkett and Mick Fitzgerald, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck leads the Channel 4 team from Haydock Park where it's the biggest day of the jumps season featuring the ú200,000 Betfair Chase. First run in 2005, this race has become established as one of the top chases in the land being won four times by Kauto Star and twice by stablemate Silviniaco Conti. Today, Colin Tizzard's stable star Cue Card will look to win the prize for a third time. Plus quality support from Ascot where the ú100,000 Coral Hurdle is the pick of three top races. Haydock Park: 1.50, 2.25, 3.00 and 3.35pm. Ascot: 2.05, 2.40 and 3.15pm.

Nick Luck introduces continued coverage of the action from Newbury which today sees the 60th running of the Hennessy Gold Cup, one of the world's top long distance chases and worth ú200,000. Plus, there's top quality racing from Newcastle with the Fighting Fifth Hurdle, which always produces a strong contender for the Champion Hurdle. Newbury: 2.40, 3.10 and 3.45pm. Newcastle: 2.55 and 3.30pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Rishi Persad.

Nick Luck introduces a cracking day's jumps racing, the highlight being the Grade One Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown with ú150,000 to the winner of this great two-mile chase, won twice this century by Moscow Flyer and Kauto Star, and more recently by the now retired Sprinter Sacre. There's also quality racing from Aintree with two contests over the famous Grand National fences; the Becher Chase and the Grand Sefton Chase. Sandown Park: 1.55, 2.25, 3.00 and 3.35pm. Aintree: 1.35, 2.10, 2.40 and 3.15pm. Reporters: Rishi Persad and Alice Plunkett, Commentary and Analysis: Simon Holt, Mick Fitzgerald, Graham Cunningham and Tanya Stevenson.

Nick Luck and the C4 team are at Cheltenham for a top day's action from the home of jumps racing. There's four live contests on the first day of the traditional pre-Christmas international meeting with highlights including the ú45,000 Rymans Handicap Chase and the Cross Country Chase at 2.05pm, over a distance of nearly four miles. Cheltenham: 12.55, 1.30, 2.05 and 2.40pm.

Nick Luck introduces Day 2 of Cheltenham's International meeting from the headquarters of jumps racing. There's top quality action with the December Gold Cup, won last year by Village Vic, who will look to repeat that triumph for Philip Hobbs today, and the International Hurdle won in 2015 by Old Guard for champion trainer Paul Nicholls. Cheltenham: 1.50, 2.25, 3.00 and 3.35pm. Doncaster: 2.40 and 3.15pm.

Rishi Persad and the Channel 4 Racing team are at Ascot for the traditional pre-Christmas fixture that combines festive fun with top quality jumps racing. The ú100,000 Long Walk Hurdle was won last year by superstar Thistlecrack on his way to domination of the long distance hurdling division. Then, to round off events, comes the ú150,000 Wessex Youth Trust Hurdle, one of the most competitive handicaps of the season. Ascot: 1.50, 2.25, 3.00 and 3.35pm. Haydock Park: 2.05 and 2.40pm. Presenter: Rishi Persad.

Nick Luck and the Channel 4 Racing team are at Kempton Park for a fabulous Boxing Day's racing, featuring the King George VI Chase. First run in 1937, the Chase is now established as one of the great races of the season. Today, 2015's champion Cue Card looks to add the prize to last month's Betfair Chase, and so move a step closer to the ú1 million bonus he could win with a triumph in the Gold Cup. He may not have it all his own way, however, as leading the opposition is 2015 Gold Cup winner Coneygree, who chased him home at Haydock in a classic contest. Kempton Park: 1.30, 2.05, 2.40 and 3.15pm. Wetherby: 1.45pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Rishi Persad.

Nick Luck is at Kempton, and Alice Plunkett at Chepstow to introduce the final day of Channel 4 Racing. The big race of the day is the Welsh National in which the Kerry Lee trained Mountainous is looking to make history by landing the contest for an unprecedented third time. At Kempton, the highlight is the Desert Orchid Chase named after the remarkable grey, who was so popular and successful at the South London track. Also, after 30 years of Channel 4 Racing, Nick and the team look back on their favourite moments and some of the great names, equine and human, that have graced the sport during that time. Kempton Park: 1.45, 2.20 and 3.30pm. Chepstow: 1.25, 2.00, 2.40 and 3.15pm. Presenters: Nick Luck and Alice Plunkett.