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Why Arsenal Can’t Afford to Lose Lewis-Skelly
It took Arsenal less than 30 seconds to make their first impact of the 2026/27 season and Myles Lewis-Skelly was heavily involved. The 19-year-old played a wonderful pass through to Riccardo Calafiori to open the scoring in Sunday’s Community Shield victory over Manchester City and was generally impressive in the curtain-raising game.
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Lingfield Place 6 Preview | 18th August
14.30 Follow AtTheRaces On Instagram Amateur Jockeys’ Handicap C&D winner DIAMOND BAY can capitalise on the drop in grade off his reduced mark. He ran as well as could have been expected at Newbury last time out and is dangerously well handicapped on historical pieces of form.
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York’s Ebor Festival 2026: Four Best Bets
MALTESE CROSS (Great Voltigeur Stakes, Wednesday) What a race we have in prospect and I’m hoping the consistent MALTESE CROSS can turn the tables on Christmas Day. He ran a good race to finish second in the Epsom Derby behind the latter, considering he had plenty of ground to make up on the winner.
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Catterick Place 6 Preview | 17th August
14.15 Download The Raceday Ready App Amateur Jockeys’ Handicap AUSTRIAN THEORY drops into this grade for the first time in his career and given all of his previous wins and placed efforts have come off much stiffer figures in better company, the class act might prevail.
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Pontefract Place 6 Preview | 16th August
15.45 Enter ITV7 For Free EBF Novice Stakes The Crisford’s boast an incredible 50% strike-rate with newcomers this season, therefore PRINCELAND has to be of interest. VARZI shaped nicely when second on debut at York a while back and is the other one to note.
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Newbury Place 6 Preview | 15th August
13.25 Highclere Thoroughbred Racing Geoffrey Freer Stakes Dubai Honour is undoubtedly the class act and the one to beat. However, he does have a bit of an absence to overcome and it’s possible a race-fit TABLETALK might just have his measure when push comes to shove.
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Newbury Place 6 Preview | 14th August
15.00 Chapel Down Apprentice Handicap GREY FOX has course-winning form and is 2lb lower than when last successful. He returned to form with a neck-second at Windsor last time out and has only gone up a pound as a result, so he must have every chance of going one better.
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Premier League set for an unpredictable season
While the best players in the world dream of playing for Real Madrid or Barcelona more often than not, the Premier League has always been regarded as the place the best managers of the modern era work.
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Salisbury Place 6 Preview | 13th August
17.30 Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Apprentice Handicap AMATHUS won at this course last time out (survived stewards), so although the return to a mile asks a question, the nine-year-old must be feared if in the same form.
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Did Mikel Arteta’s angry reaction to pre-season loss hint at underlying issues for Arsenal?
Having watched his team suffer a second successive pre-season defeat, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta puffed out his cheeks and exhaled. “Finally, all my players are back tomorrow,” he said with a wry smile on his face.
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