UK Horse Racing Tips: Wincanton

The 78-rated Flat performer TIFFIN TOP has taken well to hurdles and is fancied to follow up his last-start Hereford success. Highly Prized is a fascinating player making the switch across from the US and it would come as no surprise to see him involved at the finish, while Nicky Henderson looks to have a couple of solid chances with Heatstroke and Ballycaines.
Prediction : 1st Tiffin Top 2nd Highly Prized 3rd Heatstroke

Serosevsky is clearly much better than his showing at Cheltenham in November and he might be worth another chance following a 148-day break, while Peak To Peak merits consideration just 1lb higher than when a close-up third at Ascot. However, preference is for THE SWEENEY, last year's winner of this contest and sure to be primed for action following his pleasing comeback effort at Market Rasen 11 days ago.
Prediction : 1st The Sweeney 2nd Serosevsky 3rd Peak To Peak

ROYAL SUPREMO was an impressive 16-length winner on his latest start at Southwell in August and, despite lacking match fitness, looks capable of defying a 10lb rise on his return to the fold. Opening Batsman isn't getting any younger at 13 years but showed that he maintains plenty of his old ability when runner-up over C&D latest, while Bally Longford also placed here last time and is respected.
Prediction : 1st Royal Supremo 2nd Opening Batsman 3rd Bally Longford

Southfield Torr demonstrated ability in maiden and novice company and appears on a workable handicap mark at present, though he does need to better his last two performances here in order to figure. A safer option may be TEA TIME FRED, an admirably consistent sort who was knocking hard on the door at Exeter before the turn of the year and may have been stretched by the trip over 3m2f at Stratford latest. Cousin Khee is also worth a market check on his first jumps start since 2017.
Prediction : 1st Tea Time Fred 2nd Southfield Torr 3rd Cousin Khee

GAMAIN got his head in front here at the end of last month when benefiting from the step up in distance and a 5lb rise looks more than fair in a contest that looks more than winnable on paper. Cap Horner finished down the field at Exeter five days ago but would be of interest if returning to the form of his Fontwell success, while Charlie Papa Lima looks best of the remainder returning from 84 days off the track.
Prediction : 1st Gamain 2nd Cap Horner 3rd Charlie Papa Lima

SOUTHFIELD VIC showed a likeable attitude in this sphere at Newbury to finish second 23 days ago and has been located a suitable opening to go one better for Paul Nicholls. The 10-year-old appreciates a sound surface and could prove too strong for former stablemate Keltus, who never looked at ease on soft ground at Sandown last month. Woodfleet has found one too good in each of his last two point-to-point outings and needs to take his form to a new level.
Prediction : 1st Southfield Vic 2nd Keltus 3rd Woodfleet

MISTER TIMMYTUCKS is a brother to the useful Master Tommytucker and can probably be forgiven his debut sixth at Exeter in January. The six-year-old should have learnt plenty from the experience and can account for Perfect Predator, who made it third time lucky at Taunton last time, and Adjourned, who won well at Southwell in October and could find further improvement now with Kim Bailey.
Prediction : 1st Mister Timmytucks 2nd Perfect Predator 3rd Adjourned