Horse racing results LIVE plus tips and best bets from Dublin Racing Festival, Musselburgh, Kempton and Wetherby

It's the second of the Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown and punters will be hoping for a repeat of yesterday's scintillating action.

After a fabulous four-timer on course yesterday, Willie Mullins will be hoping that Galopin Des Champs can take care of business of the first Grade 1 of the day - the Ladbrokes Novice Chase.

Also on the star-studded card is Chacun Pour Soi who will look to reverse the form with Greaneteen after a flat performance in the Tingle Creek last time out.

But it will be reigning Cheltenham Champion Hurdle Honeysuckle and Rachael Blackmore that are likely to be the headline and story of the day.

Henry de Bromhead's majestic mare is among a fine selection of classy thoroughbreds declared - and the form is as good as anything in this race.

Racing from Dublin will be aired on Racing TV and ITV4 but you can follow all the action, including from Musselburgh, in our LIVE blog.

It will be a big afternoon at Kempton for Harry Davies as the 7lb claimer gets a first chance riding for the mighty Godolphin operation.

Davies is aboard the Charlie Appleby-trained Tranquil Night in the Novice Stakes at 2:50 and the pair will be a healthy shade of odds-on to prevail.

Attached to the Andrew Balding stable, Davies has a rich pedigree and the two-time champion pony racer is a son of Stephen Davies – a former champion apprentice back in 1994.

The 17-year-old was in winning form last night for Balding and his mount tasted victory in a similar affair at Kempton last month.

Davies is also booked to ride Anythingtoday for George Boughey in the 3:25.

Just like Monkfish 12 months ago, Galopin Des Champs comes into this race having delivered a machine-like performance to win over course and distance at Christmas.