UK Horse Racing Tips: Wexford

INSTITUTION produced a career best when reunited with Kevin Brouder at Kilbeggan in April and Charles Byrnes' four-year-old looks set to be popular once again following that encouraging performance. 150,000-euro purchase Email Rose struggled on his earlier efforts over timber, but is entitled to have strengthened up in the period since and could start to justify that lofty price tag. Bumper winner Aliym came unstuck in Listed company last time but may bounce back now trying hurdles, while The Rubinator is respected.
Prediction : 1st Institution 2nd Email Rose 3rd Aliym

MINX TIARA made an encouraging hurdles bow last month and David O'Brien's four-year-old may appreciate the slight reduction in trip this time around. Fellow youngster Ainmisfearr is respected representing Gavin Cromwell, while Midnight Surprise has made two useful appearances since returning from a long layoff and is another to note. A repeat of the best of Wetbehindtheears' form would see her go close and the point winner can't be ignored, with Caddy Shack also worth a market check.
Prediction : 1st Minx Tiara 2nd Wetbehindtheears 3rd Midnight Surprise

Yaiza romped to an eight-length victory at Tramore at the weekend and has to be seen as a leading contender once again looking to follow up quickly under a 4lb penalty. However, preference is for ONEFORTHEROSE, who was beaten less than a length over a similar distance at Limerick last week, but can go one better off the same rating in this company. Shantelle is respected on the pick of her recent form, while Pull The Other One was much improved last time and may be the pick of the JP McManus pair on his handicap debut.
Prediction : 1st Onefortherose 2nd Yaiza 3rd Shantelle

IFICUDIWUD ran his best race for Noel Meade when second at Downpatrick 12 days ago to a rival that possessed tactical Flat speed. The step up in trip appears to be in his favour and he can confirm that form with the third from that contest, Killinkere, while Shawshank was going comfortably on his hurdles debut at Wexford, until losing his rider at the second-last, and has to enter the reckoning.
Prediction : 1st Ificudiwud 2nd Killinkere 3rd Shawshank

Prolific novice hurdle winner DINONS made a satisfactory beginning to his chasing career at Killarney last month when scoring at prohibitive odds and Gordon Elliott's gelding can take a decent step forward from that outing to follow up here. Or Jaune De Somoza finished second to 2018 Triumph Hurdle hero Farclas at Punchestown, when attempting to give him weight, and he could benefit from the step up in distance to pose the most solid threat to the selection. Cooldine Bog is going the right way and could have more to offer over the larger obstacles.
Prediction : 1st Dinons 2nd Or Jaune De Somoza 3rd Cooldine Bog

HOLLY FLIGHT built on her 2m5f victory at Killarney last month with a solid second over a similar trip at Tramore on Saturday and wouldn't need to find a great deal of improvement in order to score off an unchanged mark. Dundrum Lad returned to form with a creditable second over 2m4f at Punchestown last time and is considered the main danger ahead of Little Haarth, who is fitted with a first-time tongue-tie.
Prediction : 1st Holly Flight 2nd Dundrum Lad 3rd Little Haarth

A 3m winner in the point-to-point sphere in November, MYRONS appeared to win with something in hand when landing a maiden hunters chase over 2m6f at Tramore last month and is expected to remain competitive now stepped back up in trip and switched to handicap company. Churchtown Glen has place claims on his C&D third behind Double Windsor in April and shaped with promise over hurdles subsequently, while the last-named could appreciate the return to this trip after finding 2m6f on the sharp side at Tramore latest.
Prediction : 1st Myrons 2nd Churchtown Glen 3rd Double Windsor