ITV Racing

Ed Chamberlin introduces live coverage of key trials from the home of jump racing in the UK, ahead of the Cheltenham Festival in March.

The coverage marks racing's return to ITV for the first time in 32 years, kick-starting a new four-year deal to show UK horse racing on terrestrial television encompassing live broadcasts of almost 100 days of racing each year - including 41 days on the main channel.

Taking centre stage on New Year's Day will be the Grade 2 Relkeel Hurdle and the Grade 2 Dipper Novices' Chase. Oli Bell will present live racing from Musselburgh to complement the action from Prestbury Park.

Expert analysis and comment comes from Sir Anthony McCoy, Luke Harvey and Mick Fitzgerald, with contributions from Olympic gold medallist Victoria Pendleton and weather expert Lucy Verasamy, and commentary from Richard Hoiles.

Ed Chamberlin introduces live coverage from Sandown with the feature race being the Grade 1 Tolworth Hurdle for top-class novices (2.25pm). The supporting card includes the valuable Veterans Chase (3.00pm) and two other competitive handicaps. Coverage also features three handicap races from Wincanton. Expert analysis and comment comes from Luke Harvey and Mick Fitzgerald, with additional reporting from Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett at Sandown and Rishi Persad at Wincanton. Commentary is by Richard Hoiles.

Ed Chamberlin introduces live coverage from Warwick with the feature race being the Grade 3 Classic Chase due off at 3.35pm. Other races include the valuable Grade 2 Neptune Investment Novices' Hurdle at 3.00pm, and two other competitive races at 1.50pm and 2.25pm. Coverage also comes from Kempton, including the annual running of the famous Lanzarote Hurdle due off at 2.40pm, supported by two other races at 2.05pm and 3.15pm. Expert analysis and comment comes from Luke Harvey and Mick Fitzgerald, additional reporting from Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett at Warwick, while Sally Ann Grassick reports from Kempton. Betting news comes from Matt Chapman and commentary is by Richard Hoiles.

Ed Chamberlin introduces live coverage from Ascot and Haydock with expert analysis and comment from Mick Fitzgerald, additional reporting from Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett at Ascot and Rishi Persad at Haydock. Betting news reported by Matt Chapman and commentary by Richard Hoiles. 1.50 Ascot: The Olbg.Com Warfield Mares' Hurdle Race. 2.05 Haydock: The Sky Bet Supreme Trial Rossington Main Novices' Hurdle Race. 2.25 Ascot: The Keltbray Holloway's Handicap Hurdle Race. 2.40 Haydock: The Stanjames.Com Champion Hurdle Trial Hurdle Race. 3.00 Ascot: The Clarence House Steeple Chase. 3.15 Haydock: The Peter Marsh Handicap Steeple Chase. 3.35 Ascot: The Bet365 Handicap Steeple Chase.

Ed Chamberlin is at Doncaster where the Grimthorpe Chase is today's highlight. Analysis comes from Mick FitzGerald and Luke Harvey, betting news from Matt Chapman, additional reporting from Oli Bell and commentary by Richard Hoiles. 1.50 Doncaster: The Betbright Casino Handicap Hurdle. 2.05 Newbury: The William Hill 'High 5' Supporting Greatwood Gold Cup Handicap Steeplechase. 2.25 Doncaster: The Betbright Handicap Steeplechase. 2.40 Newbury: The William Hill 'High 5' Supporting Greatwood Handicap Hurdle. 3.00 Doncaster: The Betbright Mares' Novices' Hurdle. 3.15 Newbury: The William Hill 'High 5' Supporting Greatwood Seniors' Handicap Hurdle. 3.35 Doncaster: The Betbright Grimthorpe Handicap Steeplechase.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage of the opening day of the 2017 Cheltenham Festival. Today's feature race is the Champion Hurdle, and with recent winners Annie Power and Faugheen missing the race through injury, this year's race is wide open. Analysis comes from AP McCoy, Mick FitzGerald and Luke Harvey, reporting from Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett, betting news from Matt Chapman and Brian Gleeson, additional pieces from Lucy Verasamy and Victoria Pendleton and commentary from Richard Hoiles. 1.30: The Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle. 2.10: The Racing Post Arkle Challenge Trophy Novices' Steeplechase. 2.50: The Ultima Handicap Steeplechase. 3.30: The Stan James Champion Hurdle Challenge Trophy. 4.10: The Olbg Mares' Hurdle.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage of day two of the 2017 Cheltenham Festival. Today's feature race is the Champion Chase, where Douvan is the main Irish hope of the week, and will be a red-hot favourite to win. Analysis comes from AP McCoy, Mick FitzGerald and Luke Harvey, reporting from Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett, betting news from Matt Chapman and Brian Gleeson, additional pieces from Lucy Verasamy and Victoria Pendleton and commentary from Richard Hoiles. 1.30:The Neptune Investment Management Novices' Hurdle. 2.10: The RSA Novices' Steeplechase. 2.50: The Coral Cup Handicap Hurdle. 3.30: The Betway Queen Mother Champion Steeplechase. 4.10: The Glenfarclas Steeplechase.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage of the third day of the Cheltenham Festival. Today's feature race is the World Hurdle, in which Unowwhatimeanharry is one of the main English hopes of big race success this week. Analysis comes from AP McCoy, Mick FitzGerald and Luke Harvey, reporting from Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett, betting news from Matt Chapman and Brian Gleeson, additional pieces from Lucy Verasamy and Victoria Pendleton and commentary from Richard Hoiles. 1.30: The JLT Novices' Steeplechase. 2.10: The Pertempt Network Final Handicap Hurdle. 2.50 - The Ryanair Steeplechase. 3.30: The Sunbets Stayers' Hurdle. 4.10: The Brown Advisory and Merriebelle Stable Plate Handicap Steeplechase.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage of Gold Cup day - the final day of the Cheltenham Festival. Even though star chaser Thistlecrack has been ruled out of the Gold Cup by injury, there is still a stellar field going to post, with Thistlecrack's trainer Colin Tizzard still hoping to land the Blue Riband. Analysis comes from AP McCoy, Mick FitzGerald and Luke Harvey, reporting from Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett, betting news from Matt Chapman and Brian Gleeson, additional pieces from Lucy Verasamy and commentary from Richard Hoiles. 1.30: The JCB Triumph Hurdle. 2.10: The Randox Health County Handicap Hurdle. 2.50: The Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle. 3.30: The Timico Cheltenham Gold Cup Steeplechase. 4.10: The St James's Place Foxhunter Challenge Cup Open Hunters' Steeplechase.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage of five of the feature races on the opening day of the Grand National meeting from Aintree. Analysis comes from AP McCoy, Mick FitzGerald, Luke Harvey and Brian Gleeson, commentary by Richard Hoiles, betting news from Matt Chapman, and interviews by Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett. 2.20 The Doom Bar Anniversary 4-Y-O Juvenile Hurdle. 2.50 The Betway Bowl Steeplechase. 3.25 The Betway Aintree Hurdle. 4.05 The Randox Health Foxhunters Open Hunters' Steeplechase. 4.40 The Red Rum Handicap Steeplechase.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage of five of the feature races on the second day of the Grand National meeting from Aintree - Ladies' Day. Analysis comes from AP McCoy, Mick FitzGerald, Luke Harvey and Brian Gleeson, commentary by Richard Hoiles, betting news from Matt Chapman, and interviews by Oli Bell and Alice Plunkett. 2.20 The Crabbie's Top Novices' Hurdle. 2.50 The Betway Mildmay Novices' Steeplechase. 3.25 The JLT Melling Steeplechase. 4.05 The Randox Health Topham Handicap Steeplechase. 4.40 The Doom Bar Sefton Novices' Hurdle.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage from the Grand National Festival at Aintree, with additional reporting from Oli Bell, Luke Harvey, Brian Gleeson, Brough Scott and Alice Plunkett, betting news with Matt Chapman and commentary by Richard Hoiles. 2.25 The Betway Mersey Novices' Hurdle. 3.00 The Doom Bar Maghull Novices' Steeplechase 3.40 The Betway Handicap Steeplechase. 4.20 The Ryanair Stayers' Liverpool Hurdle.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage of the 2017 Grand National, due to start at 5.15pm. Joining him are former jockeys AP McCoy and Mick FitzGerald, who both won in previous years on Don't Push It and Rough Quest respectively. Additional reporting comes from Oli Bell, Luke Harvey, Brian Gleeson, Brough Scott and Alice Plunkett, betting news with Matt Chapman, and commentary by Richard Hoiles.

Ed Chamberlin presents coverage of the 2017 Scottish Grand National from Ayr, with the feature race due to start at 3.55. Analysis comes from Luke Harvey and Mick FitzGerald, commentary by Richard Hoiles, betting news from Matt Chapman and additional reporting from Sally Ann Grassick. 1.55 Newbury: The Dubai Duty Free Finest Surprise Stakes. 2.10 Ayr: The Jordan Electrics Ltd Future Champion Novices' Steeplechase. 2.30 Newbury: The Dubai Duty Free Stakes. 2.45 Ayr: The QTS Scottish Champion Hurdle. 3.05 Newbury: The JLT Greenham Stakes. 3.20 Ayr: The Scotty Brand Handicap Steeplechase. 3.40 Newbury: The Be Wiser Insurance Spring Cup Handicap Stakes. 3.55 Ayr: The Coral Scottish Grand National Handicap Steeplechase.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present coverage of the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket on the first classic day of the 2017 flat season. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver and Hayley Turner, additional reporting from Oli Bell and Luke Harvey, betting news from Matt Chapman and commentary from Richard Hoiles. 1.50 Newmarket: The Spring Lodge Stakes (Handicap). 2.05 Goodwood: The Betfred TV EBF Stallions Daisy Warwick Stakes. 2.20 Newmarket: The Longholes Palace House Stakes. 2.40 Goodwood: The Betfred 'Treble Odds on Lucky 15's' Handicap Stakes. 2.55 Newmarket: The Dunaden Jockey Club Stakes. 3.35 Newmarket: The Qipco 2000 Guineas Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present coverage of the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver and Hayley Turner, additional reporting from Oli Bell and Luke Harvey, betting news from Matt Chapman, and commentary from Richard Hoiles. 1.50 Newmarket: The Qatar Racing Handicap Stakes. 2.05 Hamilton: The Totepool Tangerine Trees Conditions Stakes. 2.20 Newmarket: The Charm Spirit Dahlia Stakes. 2.35 Hamilton: The Totepool Buttonhook Handicap Stakes. 2.55 Newmarket: The Longholes.com Handicap Stakes. 3.35 Newmarket: The Qipco 1000 Guineas Stakes.

The Oaks meeting presented live from Epsom by Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani. Analysis comes from Hayley Turner and Jason Weaver, and reporting from Oli Bell.

Francesca Cumani and Ed Chamberlin present coverage of the Investec Derby at Epsom with analysis from three-time Derby winning jockey Michael Kinane, AP McCoy and Jason Weaver, as the biggest flat race of the season returns to ITV. Additional reporting comes from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Brough Scott, with weather news from Lucy Verasamy and commentary from Richard Hoiles. 2.00: The Investec Private Banking Handicap Stakes. 2.35: The Princess Elizabeth Stakes. 3.10: The Investec Diomed Stakes. 3.45: The Investec Corporate Banking 'Dash' Handicap Stakes. 4.30: The Investec Derby.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at Royal Ascot for the opening day of the 2017 Royal meeting. Analysis comes from AP McCoy and Jason Weaver, additional reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Brough Scott, commentary from Richard Hoiles, weather news from Lucy Verasamy and fashion with Charlotte Hawkins and Mark Heyes. 2.30: The Queen Anne Stakes. 3.05: The Coventry Stakes. 3.40: The King's Stand Stakes. 4.20: The St James's Palace Stakes 5.00: The Ascot Stakes. 5.35: The Windsor Castle Stakes.

Francesca Cumani and Ed Chamberlin are at Royal Ascot for day two of the Royal Meeting. Analysis comes from Johnny Murtagh and Jason Weaver, additional reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Brough Scott, commentary from Richard Hoiles, weather news from Lucy Verasamy, and fashion with Charlotte Hawkins and Mark Heyes. 2.30: The Jersey Stakes. 3.05: The Queen Mary Stakes. 3.40: The Duke of Cambridge Stakes. 4.20: The Prince of Wales's Stakes. 5.00: The Royal Hunt Cup. 5.35: The Sandringham Handicap Stakes.

It is Gold Cup Day at Royal Ascot as Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present live coverage of the third day of the Royal Meeting. Multiple Gold Cup winner Johnny Murtagh, joins Jason Weaver to analyse the racing, with additional reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Brough Scott, commentary from Richard Hoiles, weather news from Lucy Verasamy, and fashion with Charlotte Hawkins and Mark Heyes. 2.30: The Norfolk Stakes. 3.05: The Hampton Court Stakes. 3.40: The Ribblesdale Stakes. 4.20: The Gold Cup. 5.00: The Britannia Stakes. 5.35: The King George V Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present live coverage day four of the Royal Meeting, in which the three-year-olds take centre stage. Analysis comesfrom Hayley Turner and Jason Weaver, additional reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Brough Scott, commentary from Richard Hoiles, weather news from Lucy Verasamy, and fashion with Charlotte Hawkins and Mark Heyes. 2.30: The Albany Stakes. 3.05: The King Edward VII Stakes. 3.40: The Commonwealth Cup. 4.20: The Coronation Stakes. 5.00: The Queen's Vase. 5.35: The Duke of Edinburgh Stakes.

Francesca Cumani and Ed Chamberlin present live coverage of the fifth and final day of the 2017 Royal Meeting where the Diamond Jubilee Stakes is the feature race of the day. Analysis comes from Hayley Turner and Jason Weaver, additional reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Brough Scott, commentary from Richard Hoiles, weather news from Lucy Verasamy, and fashion with Charlotte Hawkins and Mark Heyes. 2.30: The Chesham Stakes. 3.05: The Wolferton Handicap Stakes. 3.45: The Hardwicke Stakes. 4.20: The Diamond Jubilee Stakes. 5.00: The Wokingham Stakes. 5.35: The Queen Alexandra Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin is at Newcastle for the Northumberland Plate meeting. Analysis comes from Hayley Turner and Jason Weaver, reporting from Matt Chapman and Rishi Persad, and commentary from Mark Johnson. 1.50 Newcastle: The Betfred TV Handicap Stakes. 2.05 Newmarket: The Betway Fred Archer Stakes. 2.25 Newcastle: The Betfred Chipchase Stakes. 2.40 Newmarket: The Betway Empress Fillies' Stakes. 3.00 Newcastle: The Betfred Northumberland Vase Handicap Stakes. 3.15 Newmarket: The Betway Criterion Stakes. 3.30 Newcastle: The Stobart Rail Northumberland Plate Handicap Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present coverage of a top-class day's racing at Sandown Park and Haydock. The highlight of the day is the Coral-Eclipse Stakes at 3.35. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver, commentary by Richard Hoiles and additional reporting from Oli Bell and Matt Chapman. 1.50 Sandown: The Coral Charge. 2.05 Haydock: The Bet365 Handicap Stakes. 2.25 Sandown: The Coral Challenge. 2.40 Haydock: The Bet365 Lancashire Oaks. 3.00 Sandown: The Coral Distaff. 3.15 Haydock: The Bet365 Old Newton Cup Handicap Stakes. 3.35 Sandown: The Coral-Eclipse.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at Newmarket for super Saturday with ten live races from three meetings. Reporting comes from Oli Bell and Matt Chapman at Newmarket, Luke Harvey at York and Mick FitzGerald at Ascot, and analysis is by Jason Weaver and Hayley Turner. 1.55 York: The John Smith's Racing Handicap Stakes. 2.10 Ascot: The Totescoop6 Heritage Handicap Stakes. 2.30 York: The John Smith's Silver Cup Stakes. 2.50 Newmarket: The Bet365 Mile Handicap Stakes. 3.05 York: The 58th John Smith's Cup Handicap Stakes. 3.25 Newmarket: The Bet365 Bunbury Cup Handicap Stakes. 3.50 Ascot: The Fred Cowley MBE Memorial Summer Mile Stakes. 4.00 Newmarket: The Bet365 Superlative Stakes. 4.15 York: The John Smith's City Walls Stakes. 4.35 Newmarket: The Darley July Cup Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at Ascot for one of the most prestigious races in the flat season, the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes. Supporting races include the Princess Margaret Stakes and the Gigaset International Handicap. There is also coverage from York of three races, including the Sky Bet Stakes. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver with reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Rishi Persad, commentary from Richard Hoiles and additional comment from Brough Scott. 1.50 Ascot: The Princess Margaret Juddmonte Stakes. 2.05 York: The Win 100K for Free at Sportinglife.com-Pick 7 Now Handicap Stakes. 2.25 Ascot: The Porsche Handicap Stakes. 2.40 York: The Sky Bet Dash Handicap Stakes. 3.00 Ascot: The Gigaset International Handicap Stakes. 3.15 York: The Sky Bet York Stakes 3.35 Ascot: The King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present coverage of day one of the Goodwood Festival, headlined by the Goodwood Cup. Analysis comes from Johnny Murtagh and Jason Weaver, reporting from Oli Bell and Matt Chapman with commentary from Richard Hoiles. 1.50 The Matchbook Betting Exchange Handicap Stakes. 2.25 The Qatar Vintage Stakes. 3.00 The Qatar Lennox Stakes. 3.35 The Qatar Goodwood Cup Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at Goodwood for day two of the festival, headlined by one of the best mile races of the season - the Sussex Stakes. Analysis from Jason Weaver and Johnny Murtagh, commentary from Richard Hoiles, reporting from Oli Bell and Matt Chapman and additional comment from Brough Scott. 1.50 The Matchbook Betting Exchange Goodwood Handicap Stakes. 2.25 The Better Odds with Matchbook Betting Exchange Handicap Stakes. 3.00 The Bombay Sapphire Molecomb Stakes. 3.35 The Qatar Sussex Stakes.

It is Ladies Day at Goodwood for day three of the festival as Francesca Cumani and Ed Chamberlin present coverage of a day headlined by the Group 1 Nassau Stakes. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver, commentary from Mark Johnson and additional reporting from Oli Bell and Matt Chapman. 1.50 The Matchbook Betting Exchange Handicap Stakes. 2.25 The Markel Insurance Fillies' Stakes. 3.00 The Qatar Richmond Stakes. 3.35 The Qatar Nassau Stakes.

Francesca Cumani and Ed Chamberlin present coverage of day four from the Goodwood Festival, featuring the top sprinters in the country as they line up in the King George Stakes. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver and Hayley Turner, with commentary from Mark Johnson, reporting from Oli Bell and Matt Chapman. 1.50 The Betfred Glorious Stakes. 2.25 The Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes. 3.00 The Betfred Mile Handicap Stakes. 3.35 The Qatar King George Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at York for day one of the famous Ebor meeting, headlined by the Juddmonte International at 3.35, where some of the best horses in the world line-up over ten furlongs. Analysis comes from Johnny Murtagh and Jason Weaver, reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Luke Harvey, additional news from Mark Heyes and Lucy Verasamy, and commentary by Richard Hoiles. 1.55: The Symphony Group Handicap Stakes. 2.25: The Tattersalls Acomb Stakes. 3.00: The Betway Great Voltigeur Stakes. 3.35: The Juddmonte International Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at York for day two of the famous Ebor meeting, headlined by the Yorkshire Oaks at 3.35. Analysis comes from Johnny Murtagh and Jason Weaver, reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Luke Harvey, fashion news with Mark Heyes and Charlotte Hawkins, and commentary by Richard Hoiles. 1.55:The Goffs Premier Yearling Conditions Stakes. 2.25: The Sky Bet Lowther Stakes. 3.00: The Clipper Logistics Handicap Stakes. 3.35: The Darley Yorkshire Oaks Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at York for day three of the famous Ebor meeting, headlined by the fastest horses in the world lining up for the Nunthorpe Stakes at 3.35. Analysis comes from Hayley Turner and Jason Weaver, reporting from Oli Bell, Luke Harvey and Matt Chapman, fashion news from Mark Heyes, and commentary by Richard Hoiles. 1.55:The Sky Bet First Race Special Handicap Stakes. 2.25: The Weatherbys Hamilton Lonsdale Cup Stakes. 3.00: The Sky Bet City of York Stakes. 3.35: The Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at York for the fourth and final day of the Ebor meeting. The headline race is the Ebor - one of the most valuable handicaps in the calendar and run over a distance of 1 mile 6 furlongs. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver and Hayley Turner, reporting from Oli Bell, Matt Chapman and Luke Harvey, commentary by Richard Hoiles, and Goodwood news from Rishi Persad. 1.55 York: The Betfred Mobile Strensall Stakes. 2.10 Goodwood: The Prestige Stakes. 2.25 York: The Betfred Melrose Handicap Stakes. 2.45 Goodwood: The Goodwood Revival Handicap Stakes. 3.00 York: The Al Basti Equiworld Gimcrack Stakes. 3.20 Goodwood: The Celebration Mile Stakes. 3.35 York: The Betfred Ebor Handicap Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are at Haydock for another group 1 day of racing with the sprinters taking centre stage in the Sprint Cup. Also action from Kempton, including the September Stakes, and two valuable handicaps from Ascot. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver and Hayley Turner, commentary by Richard Hoiles and other reporting from Matt Chapman and Oli Bell. 1.50 Haydock: The 32Red Mile (The Superior Mile Stakes). 2.05 Kempton Park: The Toteplacepot September Stakes. 2.25 Haydock: The 32Red.com Handicap Stakes. 2.45 Ascot: The Cunard Handicap Stakes. 3.00 Haydock: The 32Red Casino Handicap Stakes. 3.15 Kempton Park: The Totequadpot London Mile Handicap Stakes. 3.35 Haydock: The 32Red Be Friendly Handicap Stakes. 3.55 Ascot: The Appletiser Stakes. 4.10 Haydock: The 32Red Sprint Cup Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present live coverage of the fifth and final classic of the season, the St Leger due off at 3.35 over the stamina-sapping distance of 1 mile and 6 furlongs. Analysis comes from Jason Weaver and AP McCoy, commentary by Richard Hoiles and other reporting from Rishi Persad, Luke Harvey and Matt Chapman and Brough Scott. 1.50 Doncaster: The William Hill Portland Handicap Stakes. 2.05 Chester: The 32Red.com Casino Nursery Handicap Stakes. 2.25 Doncaster: The Alan Wood Plumbing and Heating Park Stakes. 2.40 Chester: The 32Red.com Stand Cup Stakes. 3.00 Doncaster: The Howcroft Industrial Supplies Champagne Stakes. 3.15 Chester: The 32Red.com Handicap Stakes. 3.35 Doncaster: The William Hill St Leger Stakes.

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present live coverage from Chantilly of the group one 2017 Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, Europe's most prestigious horse race.

Ed Chamberlin presents live coverage of one of the biggest meetings of the National Hunt season, the Winter Festival at Kempton Park, and the Yorkshire Christmas meeting at Wetherby on Boxing Day on ITV.