Racing Post journalist James Stevens looks at a busy week on the Flat for Welsh horses, jockeys, owners and trainers . . .

Cardiff City’s young guns policy has won the backing of one League One manager, who believes the strategy is the right one.

The Metro Bank One-Day Cup returns this week, with Glamorgan defending the title they won at Trent Bridge in 2025.

The Lions are on their way home, with a 2-1 series win under their belt, one new Welsh Test Lion, and a successful Welsh tour manager

The AIG Women’s Open is over but it has given a huge boost to the profile of Welsh women’s golf with Darcey Harry helping lead the way.

It was not the finish Wales would have wanted as the second Test went decisively in Australia's favour, but head coach Sean Lynn reckons his squad are in good shape for the World Cup.

Swansea City are just days away from the start of their Championship campaign, but are yet to sign the new striker they have been searching for.

Rubin Colwill has spent so long as “the promising youngster” at Cardiff City, even he felt it was time to change the narrative, writes Seb Kennedy.

It proved a winning start for new Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy, but also an optimistic one, as a vibrant young team hinted at their rich potential.

Six days on and the controversial end to the Lions’ win in Melbourne is still being discussed with Jac Morgan still at the centre of the debate.

Former Wales wing Louis Rees-Zammit says he has had “unbelievable” interest from clubs following his decision to return to rugby union - but where next?

Olympic champion Matt Richards may have tasted bitter disappointment in both his 200m and 100m freestyle events at the World Championships, but he delivered in the relay.

Cardiff City will finish outside of the automatic promotion places, according to most bookmakers, but manager Brian Barry-Murphy is confident he can take the club back to the Championship.

Wrexham have already signed six new players this summer, but now seem to be close to deals for bigger names – including Kieffer Moore, Conor Coady and Nathan Broadhead.

Wales take on Australia again on Friday morning, searching for the perfect lift ahead of the Women’s Rugby World Cup.

He was Olympic silver medalist at 200m in Paris last year, but Matt Richards was a long way off the medals at the World Championships in his two individual events, as Liz Byrnes reports from Singapore

He’s back . . . or soon will be. Having crossed the Atlantic to live his dream as a potential NFL superstar, Louis Rees-Zammit is coming home, as Graham Thomas reports.

Cardiff City striker Yousef Salech insists he is ready to lead the club’s League One promotion push despite transfer rumours, earning praise from new coach Brian Barry-Murphy.

Welsh golfer Darcey Harry is about to compete on home soil as the AIG Women’s Open comes to Wales for the first time.

Wrexham and Birmingham City were both promoted to the Championship last season and their global marketing battle is as fierce as the football clashes, as Seb Kennedy reports.