UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Richard Fahey has won this seller twice in the last five years and looks to hold strong claims once more with newcomer TINY TITAN. The Zebedee filly has a few winners on her page and represents a trainer who has hit the ground running with his juvenile runners. Archie Watson remains in fine form and perhaps Six Gun will prove the best of his three runners under Paul Mulrennan. Frida Kahlo and Jakodobro can prove best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Tiny Titan 2nd Six Gun 3rd Jakodobro

RIMMAL was deemed good enough to make her debut in a hot Newmarket maiden last month and the three-year-old is bred to take a step forward sooner rather than later. A half-sister to four winners in North America, she can prove too hot to handle for Mina Velour, who outran 28-1 odds when third here 24 days ago, and Bedtime Bella, a 60,000 euros yearling who had a rough passage on debut at Wolverhampton last month.
Prediction : 1st Rimmal 2nd Mina Velour 3rd Bedtime Bella

Triple Distilled relished a heavy surface when scoring for his old yard at Carlisle but faces different ground conditions after a 232-day absence, while Gentle Look is worth a try at this trip. A tentative vote goes the way of SOLAR HEIGHTS, who shed the maiden tag at Chelmsford two months ago. She is from the family of Dubai Millennium and Dee Ex Bee, and can continue on an upwards trajectory for James Tate.
Prediction : 1st Solar Heights 2nd Triple Distilled 3rd Gentle Look

CRISTAL BREEZE shaped with plenty of encouragement when fourth on his racecourse debut at Kempton last month and he is expected to be more streetwise on this occasion. Myrmidons won despite showing signs of greenness on his first start over C&D and is respected despite giving weight to all of his rivals, while the extra furlong is likely to prove no concern to Melrose Way given the manner of her success at Pontefract over 6f last month.
Prediction : 1st Cristal Breeze 2nd Myrmidons 3rd Melrose Way

CLAYTON won on stable debut at Musselburgh for Archie Watson and this looks another penalty kick for the 10-year-old as he is rated 22lb higher than Guvenor's Choice, who is the second best horse in the contest on official ratings. Karl Burke's gelding could feasibly take a step forward having had wind surgery since his latest outing, while Andok has 11 lengths to find with the selection from their meeting last month.
Prediction : 1st Clayton 2nd Guvenors Choice 3rd Andok

DANCIN BOY made the podium four times last season and, having given a good account of himself when up against a useful performer at Newcastle in October, could have more to give up in trip and heading into handicap company. Maqaadeer ran better than the bare result suggests at Chelmsford last time and blinkers could help, while Tucson is entitled to have improved for his first run of the year here last month.
Prediction : 1st Dancin Boy 2nd Maqaadeer 3rd Tucson

KODI DREAM was only beaten a neck over the course and distance on his return to turf last time and Roger Fell's three-year-old is expected to go well off the same mark. Firsteen was beaten less than a length at Newcastle last month and is respected off just 2lb higher, while High Contrast shaped with encouragement on his first try at a mile at Pontefract and may be the pick of the John Dance-owned duo.
Prediction : 1st Kodi Dream 2nd Firsteen 3rd High Contrast