2021 Cambridgeshire Meeting Schedule - Dates, cards and race previews for Newmarket this week

Day one of the Cambridgeshire Meeting kicks off with a couple of good-quality handicaps. Two-year-olds will then be given their chance to shine in the seven-furlong Tattersalls Stakes, where Andre Fabre's raider Trident will likely top the betting.

Stayers then take center-stage in the two-mile Rose Bowl Stakes. Max Vega and Roberto Escobarr will enter Listed company after decent runs in the Ebor, with Nayef Road and Morando also likely to take part.

Friday's televised action at Newmarket opens with the Listed Rosemary Stakes, where William Haggas' My Astra will put her unbeaten record on the line. Albaflora then dominates the betting for the Group Three Princess Royal Stakes.

Next Up is the Rockfel Stakes, a Group Two for two-year-old fillies. Andrew Balding's Sweet Solera Stakes winner, Majestic Glory could clash with the unbeaten Jumbly, the once-raced Girl On Film and Ger Lyon's raider Juncture.

Older milers will then battle it out in the feature race on day two, the Joel Stakes. 2000 Guineas runner-up, Master Of The Seas makes his triumphant return. Fellow Godolphin flag-bearers Real World and Benbatl will provide the favourite with stern competition, with Megallen and Sir Busker also likely to feature in a quality renewal.

A classy field has also been entered in the Listed Godolphin Stakes, before the card on day two closes with the Home Of Racing Handicap.

The third and final day at the Cambridgeshire Meeting kicks off in thrilling fashion, as a number of talented juveniles clash in the Royal Lodge Stakes. Denford Stakes winner, Masakela currently heads Acomb winner, Royal Patronage and Charlie Appleby's Coroebus in the Newmarket betting.

The first of two Group One races is up next, and Ger Lyon's Sacred Bridge looks the one to beat in this year's Cheveley Park Stakes. Sandrine and Zain Claudette look the best of the British Challenge, while Aidan O'Brien could thrust once-raced Tenebrism into the mix.

Juvenile Colts then take centre-stage in the historic Middle Park Stakes. Richard Fahey's emphatic Prix Morny winner, Perfect Power heads the betting. Ger Lyon's could be represented here too by Dr Zempf, while Asymmetric, Armor and Ebor River could fly the flag for the UK.

The curtain then comes down on this thrilling meeting with the Cambridgeshire Handicap. Last year's shock 40/1 winner, Majestic Dawn returns to try and defend his crown, but Paul and Oliver Cole's stable star will face fierce competition from John Gosden's Uncle Bryn, along with Anmaat, Astro King, Fantastic Fox and Irish Admiral.