UK Horse Racing Tips: Newcastle

EXTREME APPEAL benefitted from a strong gallop to score on the Flat at Doncaster 11 days ago and could repeat the trick now back on the all-weather under a professional rider. Trainer Kelly Morgan arrives in good form having had the Foxhunters' winner at Aintree last week and looks to have a great chance here of further success. Masters Apprentice failed to land a gamble at Chelmsford last time but is respected, while Canford Thompson could prove best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Extreme Appeal 2nd Masters Apprentice 3rd Canford Thompson

EMPLOYER ran well for a long way on stable debut for Jim Goldie at Doncaster last month and could prove to be a handy acquisition to this yard. The switch to Tapeta isn't expected to inconvenience the four-year-old and a mark of 81 looks there to be exploited. Zabeel Star drops in class and does like it here, while Addis Ababa remains open to plenty of improvement after just five career starts for David O'Meara and warrants respect.
Prediction : 1st Employer 2nd Addis Ababa 3rd Zabeel Star

STRAWBERRY JACK relished the step up in trip when second at Kempton last time following a four-month break and could claim compensation here for George Scott. A mark of 69 could still underestimate the three-year-old and he can prove too good for Devil's Angel, who got off the mark in style over course and distance last time and has been handed the same rating on his handicap debut. Kodi Dream and Midnight In Havana are other names to take seriously.
Prediction : 1st Strawberry Jack 2nd Devils Angel 3rd Kodi Dream

BLAZING DREAMS won well over 7f here latest, shaping as though the step up to 1m would suit, and a 6lb penalty might not be enough to halt him in his present mood. Representing a yard which enjoyed a winner at Redcar on Monday, he makes plenty of appeal and gets the nod ahead of What Will Be, who is still progressing, and Havana Ooh Na Na, who has improved for wind surgery and the fitting of cheekpieces this year.
Prediction : 1st Blazing Dreams 2nd Havana Ooh Na Na 3rd What Will Be

SYLVIACLIFFS has won two of her last four and has clearly improved for the fitting of cheekpieces the last twice, running a close-up fifth at Southwell in February before registering another win there last week. She is difficult to get away from in her present mood and is preferred ahead of False Id, a dual C&D winner who performed well for the silver medal at Wolverhampton latest, and Magical Molly Joe.
Prediction : 1st Sylviacliffs 2nd False Id 3rd Magical Molly Joe

Munhamek won cosily at Kempton on debut last month and is of real interest, but might just find one too good in the shape of ALNASHERAT. The Kingman colt represents the powerful Sir Michael Stoute yard and brings by far and away the best form to the table having finished third behind Quorto, subsequent Group 1 National Stakes winner, in novice company at Newmarket last June. Scots Sonnet and Algaffaal are others to note.
Prediction : 1st Alnasherat 2nd Munhamek 3rd Scots Sonnet