UK Horse Racing Tips: Dundalk

YESTERDAYONCEMORE was well supported in the market when only finding an experienced rival too good on her debut over C&D a couple of weeks ago. With that run under her belt, the daughter of No Nay Never could be very hard to beat. Shines Her Light cost 60,000 euros as a yearling and she is a half-sister to the Group 1 winner Ventura Storm. King Neptune is another newcomer to note, while Lisard Zara cannot be discounted.
Prediction : 1st Yesterdayoncemore 2nd Shines Her Light 3rd King Neptune

WILL BE KING made the frame in a decent maiden over 6f here last month and he could be hard to beat in a handicap off a mark of 72. Sundance Star hit the crossbar on multiple occasions last year and she could prove to be the biggest threat to the selection, ahead of Miss Jabeam and Emily Grace.
Prediction : 1st Will Be King 2nd Sundance Star 3rd Miss Jabeam

Ar Saoirse has been knocking on the door over 5f lately and could appreciate the return to 6f, over which he was narrowly denied in a handicap here in March. David Marnane's charge could be a tactical danger to all from the front in this small field, however, on these terms, the 72-rated KASBAH still looks the one to be on for win purposes. Hathiq, who sports a first-time tongue-tie, doesn't have many miles on the clock and is also respected at the weights.
Prediction : 1st Kasbah 2nd Ar Saoirse 3rd Hathiq

FIVEHUNDREDMILES posted a solid effort in defeat over 1m when third here last time and is entitled to take a forward step now cutting back in trip and fitted with first-time cheekpieces. Footsteps At Dawn finished fifth behind the selection off this mark last time and is capable of finishing on the premises, while Silk Cravat, a distance winner, makes some appeal on his 6f neck second off 1lb higher here in March.
Prediction : 1st Fivehundredmiles 2nd Footsteps At Dawn 3rd Silk Cravat

ALL THE MOLLIES showed no ill effects of an absence when finishing a creditable fourth over track and trip 12 days ago and with the benefit of that outing now under her belt, an improved showing could be on the cards. Tennesse Waltz has been running consistently well in claimers here over the winter and has place claims now back in a handicap. Any money for Joseph O'Brien's handicap debutant Ingelara would also be worth heeding.
Prediction : 1st All The Mollies 2nd Ingelara 3rd Tennesse Waltz

DUNKIRK HARBOUR was much improved for the step up to a mile on his reappearance at Navan last month and, having shaped like even further could be needed, it would be no surprise if the Ballydoyle three-year-old builds on that recent third now tackling 1m3f. Pearlman was beaten less than a length over track and trip last time and is respected, while Mallacoota finished last season off in encouraging fashion when third at Leopardstown and the Australia filly has to be considered on her first outing of 2019.
Prediction : 1st Dunkirk Harbour 2nd Pearlman 3rd Mallacoota

Andrew Slattery's consistent course regular SHARJAH made the podium once again on Sunday and, up to a trip he was only beaten a nose over off just 1lb lower the time before, he rates as the one to beat. Mistiness was back in third in that course and distance contest and shouldn't be far away off the same mark, while Alcander has to be respected tackling a track and trip he has thrived over in the past, with Kevin Manning returning to the saddle.
Prediction : 1st Sharjah 2nd Mistiness 3rd Alcander