The Grade One Challow Hurdle headlines ITV's final day of coverage in 2025.
We have gone through the races televised on Monday, and have picked out our ITV horse racing tips. You can find our selections, an ITV Racing Accumulator, and the best bookmaker offers here.
Our acca for Monday's ITV coverage includes selections from Newbury, Doncaster, and Leopardstown. Back this 3-leg ITV accumulator for Monday:
ITV's coverage on Monday kicks off with a handicap chase over three miles and two.
Paul Nicholls-trained Brave Kingdom could be an interesting angle at a bigger price.
He has won twice from six starts over fences, and should strip fitter after being pulled-up on his latest effort at Newbury over an inadequate distance.
Willie Mullins sends two runners to Doncaster for the Listed Yorkshire Silver Vase.
Bryony Frost is booked to take the ride on Fun Fun Fun, who has won three from four starts over fences.
Was underwhelming on her return to action when well beaten over two miles and two at Punchestown. However, a return to better ground makes her a leading player on these terms.
I'm A Lumberjack could be a very well-handicapped runner for the Alan King yard on Monday.
The six-year-old has won twice from six starts over hurdles, and has the benefit of a recent run under his belt after finishing fifth at Newbury last month.
Back over his preferred trip on Monday, and should have leading claims.
ITV will also show the Grade One December Hurdle from Leopardstown on Monday.
Things haven't exactly gone to plan for Willie Mullins during the festive period, but Lossiemouth looks like the standout contender.
The six-year-old is a dual winner of the Mares' Hurdle, and looks to be the leading chance for this year's Champion Hurdle. Was excellent on her return to action, and another strong showing is expected.
J J Moon should prove to be a value angle in the 14:45 at Doncaster.
The six-year-old has won twice from seven starts over hurdles, and was a winner at Newton Abbott on return in October.
Ran with great credit over course and distance last time when only narrowly denied by Keable. Retains a leading chance on this mark.
The feature on Monday comes in the form of the Grade One Challow Hurdle.
No Drama This End looks like a leading chance in major novice hurdles in March, and has been electric on both of his starts over obstacles.
Was last seen easily beating The Blue Room by five lengths, and should be capable of continuing his progress.
ITV's final race on Monday comes in the form of a competitive handicap chase over an extended two miles and six.
Rebecca Curtis saddles Newton Tornado, who was excellent on his second start over bigger obstacles last time at Bangor.
Despite winning on heavy ground, a return to a better surface is unlikely to stop his progression.
