London and The South extended their advantage at the top of Racing League with a double at Lingfield on week two of the competition.
Starting the evening with a 46-point lead, Matt Chapman’s side secured maximum points (25) in races three and seven as Immortal Beauty and Diamond Bay both scored.
The big movers in the table were The East, lifting themselves off the bottom with victory in the opening race and following that up with a number of placed efforts, adding valuable points to their overall total.
Ireland also enjoyed their first victory of the competition but head to Newcastle for week three, live on Sky Sports Racing on August 25, trailing their six rivals.
Sean Levey, who rode Immortal Beauty to victory, remains the leader in the jockey standings, with a huge £20,000 on offer to the top rider at the conclusion of the competition.
Sean Levey leads the way after week two of the Racing League
Having ridden in 13 of the 15 races so far, Levey has amassed 163 points, 56 more than his nearest rival David Allan (The North).
Danny Muscutt, who denied Frankie Dettori a double on the night at Lingfield, has made a fast start for London and The South, winning with Diamond Bay and finishing second on Sunningdale, Menai Bridge and Street Kid.
Danny Muscutt and Diamond Bay get the better of Frankie Dettori on Country Pyle at Lingfield
