Today on Sky Sports Racing: Leger meeting at Doncaster begins with clashes at Park Hill and May Hill

Doncaster’s St Leger meeting kicks off on Thursday and everything will be live. Sky Sports Racingwith a couple of great Group 2 competitions taking center stage.

3.00 Doncaster – Consent and Daniel lead a strong field

The Group 2 Betfred Park Hill Fillies’ Stakes featured a first class field with Agreement And Daniel feature among nine runners.

Danielle, who finished fourth in the competition last year, capped the campaign with a convincing nine-round win among the listed company here in November. A Bronte Cup winner on her return this season, she was disappointed at Goodwood and hopes to bounce back under William Buick.

Consent finished second in this race last season and then took Group 1 honors at the Prix de Royallieu. Since then, she’s been struggling to live up to those highs, and the connections are reaching to her cheeks.

Andrew Balding Prizland took the Galtres Stakes at York with ample margins and rated the all-rounder while Vaarda will be happy with any weakening of the earth. She finished ahead of the top pair at Goodwood and is someone to be wary of if she can repeat that feat for the first time.

Fairy Glen She was only beaten by half a length in the Prix Vicomtesse Vigier in May and will have a claim on her return if she is healthy enough.

3.35 Doncaster – Unbeaten Musical Times rises in class

invincible Musical times Heads-up on the Group 2 Betfred May Hill Stakes rankings.

Arriving is the Charlie Appleby-trained filly, who has impressed in both starts to date and heads the stakes under William Buick. Having outpointed rival Scommessa Sikura on her Newmarket debut, she exudes quality when given her chances at Yarmouth and deserves a chance in this top competition.

Scommessa Sikura has finished in the top two of her five starts to date and recorded a career-best finish of second at Salisbury last month.

Joseph O’Brien saddles Ballyski who ran a huge race and finished second in Group Three at the Curragh over a mile gives her a strong claim to the place, while Speckles was fifth on the day and could improve again.

1.50 Doncaster – Night in Vegas heads big field

All eyes will be on Night in Vegas when he offers up another huge Weatherby betting pot of £300,000 for 2 years.

Eve Johnson’s colt Houghton set the standard by finishing fifth at Coventry at Royal Ascot before picking up the £200,000 winnings in the Tattersalls Somerville Auction Stakes on his last start. This gives him the right to be a favorite on short positions, and he has the opportunity to get closer to this indicator.

Many have a chance, including Shadwell colt George Boogie. Mifaali. He stepped up his first two starts and won comfortably at Windsor and the market should keep an eye on him.

Zigazig Ah competed in the Weatherbys Super Sprint at Newbury back in July but failed to fire at Goodwood. She chased home Night In Vegas at Newmarket and looks capable of more.

Experienced Joseph O’Brien Seven Nations Army completes the shortlist.

Elsewhere on Thursday…

Sky Sports Racing cameras are also being sent to Lingfield and Worcester. Marquess of Fanglesey has already hit the crossbar several times and perhaps this experience will finally be remembered at Lingild (3.15) under Rob Hornby.

At Worcester, Harry Cobden gets on board the former Cheltenham Festival runner-up. CrebillyI’m taking on the hat-trick seeker You decide And Snipe for Team Skelton (2.10).

Britain is interested in the ParisLongchamp tournament in Group III Prix Gladiateur because Midak introduces Ian Williams, who will take on the former Group One winner Double major.