Today on Sky Sports Racing: Two-year-old Trophy up for grabs at Ripon

Clash Of Hearts and Rogue Jewel feature in Monday's Champion Two Years Old Trophy at Ripon; Simon & Ed Crisford looking for fourth win in race in last seven years with Pure Mint; watch every race live on Sky Sports Racing

Ripon’s Champion Two Years Old Trophy is up for grabs on Bank Holiday Monday, plus action from Chepstow and Southwell, all live on Sky Sports Racing.

Clash Of Hearts comes here with the form in the bank after bringing up his first win at Pontefract in empathic fashion.

He then ran a credible race at Glorious Goodwood in a nursery and most recently was fifth in the Group Three Acomb Stakes at York where he was just over five lengths behind the well-fancied winner, Haffner.

Rogue Jewel is two from two for The Rogues Gallery team and brings course and distance form to the race as he bought up his second win here at the track just recently. He looks promising for Ed Bethell.

Impressive scorer Pure Mint represents Simon & Ed Crisford under Harry Davies after bolting up here last month. The Crisfords pose a strong record here having taken out three of the last six renewals and they should be respected here with this son of Minzaal.

Top-rated English Oak bids to bounce back in the Ripon Rowels Handicap. Rated 102, he is 9lb higher than any of his nearest rivals.

This Royal Ascot winner looks to have the class angle here and, if he is able to put the disappointing 16th of 18 behind him from the Golden Mile at Goodwood last month, he should take all the beating.

Thunder Roar is back down to his last winning mark of 93 which is very interesting as he went up to 100 in the meantime, but has since tumbled back down the weights to the mark which saw him score at Ayr last September.

Lincoln winner of 2024 Mr Professor has his third start for Kevin Philippart de Foy and comes here off the back of a second at Kempton.

Top weight Revelance faces a 4lb rise in the valuable Chepstow Mile Series Final Handicap, which sees the winner take home just over £20,000.

She took out her Chepstow Mile Series Qualifier here at the beginning of August in cosy fashion under a cool Eddy Greatrex ride.

In second that day was Nakaaha and she must give her 7lb this time, which seems a big swing considering the margin last time.

Spirit Of The Bay won here in July and then ran a credible third in the aforementioned race. Rating , Too Much Trevor and Redhot Whisper all come here off the back of wins at the track and cannot be discounted.