Newmarket hosts its brilliant two-day Future Champions Festival on Friday and Saturday.
A whole raft of potential stars flock to British Flat racing's headquarters to test their mettle against the best juveniles that Britain and Ireland have to offer.
The bet365 Fillies' Mile steals the headlines on day one, with Musical Times out to flex her Classic credentials against seven high-class rivals, including a brace of other unbeaten two-year-olds.
Godolphin and Ballydoyle have been clashing all week long in the sales ring, but attentions will turn to the track on Saturday when Desert Castle and Darkness Falls to head-to-head on the Rowley Mile in the Dewhurst.
Frankel won this all the way back in 2010 and it often produces a winner fit for Classic success in their three-year-old season.
Newmarket going report
The going at Newmarket is currently being described as GOOD ahead of the opening day of the Future Champions Festival, with a going stick reading of 6.5.
Friday's racing was initially GOOD TO FIRM, however, 5mm of rain overnight has seen the ground ease a little. Further showers are expected during racing on Friday which may see the going get a little softer heading into the weekend.
Friday's races at Newmarket
13:15: The Cornwallis Stakes (Group)
13:50: Oh So Sharp Stakes (Group 3)
14:25: Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards Challenge Stakes (Group 2)
14:57: bet365 Fillies' Mile (Group 1)
15:30: bet365 Old Rowley Cup Handicap (Listed)
16:10: The Boadicea Stakes (Listed)
16:45: The Newmarket Pony Academy Pride Stakes (Group 3)
17:20: The HKJC World Pool Handicap Stakes
Saturday's races at Newmarket
13:15: Darley Stakes (Group 3)
13:50: Zetland Stakes (Group 3)
14:25: Autumn Stakes (Group 3)
15:00: Dewhurst Stakes (Group 1)
15:40: Cesarewitch Handicap
16:15: Maiden Fillies' Stakes
16:50: Nursery Handicap Stakes
