Confirmed runners and riders for Doncaster's Group 1 Futurity Trophy on Saturday

Wimbledon Hawkeye will face seven rivals in Saturday's Group 1 Futurity Trophy (2.40) at Doncaster, with chief market opposition Hotazhell, Delacroix and Detain also declared for Britain's final top-level contest of the season.

Trained by James Owen, Wimbledon Hawkeye is a general 7-2 shot for the mile contest after recording an impressive victory in the Group 2 Royal Lodge Stakes at Newmarket last month. It was his second career victory and the son of Kameko has yet to finish outside the first four.

The Jessica Harrington-trained Hotazhell also brings Group 2-winning form into the contest after scoring in the Beresford Stakes, while Aidan O'Brien, who bids for a record-extending 12th success of the race, is responsible for Delacroix, who was last seen landing the Group 3 Autumn Stakes.

Last year's winning trainer, Charlie Appleby, will saddle Anno Domini, who returns from a break after scoring at Sandown in July.

Detain: looks to give the Gosdens a first success in the Futurity TrophyCredit: Edward Whitaker (racingpost.com/photos)

Detain will attempt to extend his perfect record for John and Thady Gosden, with the Juddmonte-owned juvenile impressing in both victories on the all-weather at Kempton.

Stablemate Nebras, who was supplemented for £17,500 earlier this week, will feature alongside Royal Playwright and Seaplane, but the well fancied Matauri Bay was an absentee for Ralph Beckett.

Futurity Trophy runners and riders

Anno Domini William Buick
Delacroix Ryan Moore
Detain Kieran Shoemark
Hotazhell Shane Foley
Nebras Hollie Doyle
Royal Playwright Oisin Murphy
Seaplane Billy Loughnane
Wimbledon Hawkeye James Doyle

William Hill Futurity Trophy (2.40 Doncaster, Saturday)

Paddy Power: 100-30 Delacroix, 7-2 Wimbledon Hawkeye, 9-2 Detain, 5 Hotazhell, 11-2 Royal Playwright, 13-2 Anno Domini, 11 Seaplane, 14 Nebras

Le Milos and Harry Skelton take the last in the Coral Gold Cup from stablemates Remastered (left) and Gericault Roque

Le Milos (right): 2022 Coral Gold Cup winner returns on SaturdayCredit: Mark Cranham (racingpost.com/photos)

Strong field for Cheltenham feature

Broadway Boy will return for Nigel Twiston-Davies in the 3m1f handicap chase (2.20) at Cheltenham, with a field of 14 confirmed for the feature on day two of the Showcase meeting.

The six-year-old was last seen finishing fifth of six behind Inothewayurthinkin in an Aintree Grade 1 in April. He won three of his six starts for connections last term, including when running out a 20-length winner at Cheltenham in November.

Le Milos, winner of the 2022 Coral Gold Cup, will represent Dan Skelton, while Henry de Bromhead is doubly represented with Senior Chief and The Short Go.

Chasing Fire has won six of his 12 starts for Olly Murphy and will feature for the first time since winning at Perth in April, while Some Scope is also prominent in the market for Richard Hobson.

Pepe Le Moko, Kinondo Kwetu, Unanswered Prayers, Captain Morgs, Kansas City Star, Vanillier and Escaria Ten complete the field.

Elsewhere, The Wallpark will attempt to complete a four-timer for Gordon Elliott in the 3m handicap hurdle (2.55) as a field of 13, including Al Gasparo, Gowel Road and Hardy Boy, has been declared.

The Harry Derham-trained Givemefive will clash with Grade 2 winner Bottler'secret in the Masterson Holding Hurdle (3.30) as a field of eight line up.

Meanwhile, a field of six that includes Hyland and Bowtogreatness feature in the 3m½f novice chase (4.05).

Wide-open Group races at Newbury

The Group 3 Horris Hill (3.10) at Newbury has attracted a field of nine, with market leader Benevento and the William Haggas-trained Yaroogh both declared.

Al Aasy, Danielle, Salt Bay, Feigning Madness, God's Window and Max Vega will contest the following Group 3 St Simon Stakes (3.45).