Today on Sky Sports Racing: Exciting Camarda Rc returns at Windsor

The Sky Sports Racing cameras head for Brighton and Windsor on Monday, with all races live from 2.30pm; after impressing on debut last time out, Camarda Rc reappears in the feature from the Berkshire track

Brighton and Windsor play host to Monday's action, live on Sky Sports Racing.

The in-form South Shore and Nogo's Dream feature in the Blackmore Building Contractors Handicap on the south coast this afternoon.

Jockeys' Championship leader Billy Loughnane takes the ride on Nogo's Dream , whose last success came back in June of last year. However, he bounced back to form when finishing second to an unexposed and progressive type last time at Sandown. The third in that contest went onto win well subsequently and everything is pointing towards a competitive showing from this lad, with Richard Hughes' charge now five pounds below his last winning mark

South Shore has been rejuvenated since moving to sprint-training specialist Robert Cowell. With form figures reading 1122 since transferring from the Ruth Carr stable, he should prove tough to beat.

Merrimack returned to winning ways at Newmarket before tiring late last time out and tends to perform when being able to dominate his races. However, with the forecasted pace of Nogo's Dream challenging prominently, Olivia Haines' mount may not be seen to his best.

Although Em Four 's form figures do not read well, the drop in class will definitely help whilst course specialists Secret Handsheikh and Kento would definitely stake big claims if lining up given their recent upward trajectories.

An exciting debut winner last time out, Camarda Rc headlines the Juddmonte EBF Restricted Novice Stakes from Berkshire.

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This Richard Hannon-trained son of Masar was seriously impressive when scoring by three and a half lengths first time out and should take all the beating under Sean Levey. He showed plenty of speed for a colt bred largely for middle-distances, which made it particularly noteworthy - given he holds top-level entries in the Dewhurst and Champagne Stakes.