Windsor hosts a six-race Flat card on Monday evening, broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing, with the action running from 17:45 through to 20:15 on good to firm ground, according to Racing TV.
The feature event is the Fitzdares Sprint Series Final Handicap, and this year's renewal has swelled to a 16-runner field worth £41,232 to the winner, as confirmed by At The Races.
Badri chases a four-timer
Badri bids to make it four wins on the spin in the six-furlong sprint feature. The gelding has been thoroughly reliable for connections, racking up 15 victories from 75 career starts, with his last three outings all ending in success at Pontefract.
Those Pontefract wins have lifted his rating from 89 up to 99, his highest mark since March 2024. Racing TV's card shows Oisin Murphy has been booked to take the ride for trainer M Herrington in the 19:15 sprint at Windsor, per Racing TV.
Interestingly, Badri's most recent run actually came at Ascot on 10 August, where his Sky Sports form profile shows he was beaten four lengths over five furlongs in a Class 2 contest, a detail that sits alongside his Pontefract heroics as part of a busy recent schedule, according to Sky Sports.
Another Abbot heads back to Windsor aiming to repeat the course-and-distance triumph he managed a fortnight ago. Before that success he had run with credit behind Amazing Journey, who subsequently landed the International Handicap on King George Day at Ascot — form that stacks up well and could make him tough to beat.
Sudden Flight has been the picture of consistency, finishing runner-up in each of his last three starts, including behind Another Abbot two weeks back. Victory has proven elusive since last July, but he is now better treated at the weights against William Haggas' runner and looks certain to give his running.
At The Races' own racecard notes add extra colour to the picture, pointing out that one contender in the field
