UK Horse Racing Tips: Tipperary

FRANKLIN STREET is certainly bred for the job, being a half-brother to four winners including 5f juvenile scorer Captain Dunne, and the No Nay Never colt cost connections 50,000 euros at the Goffs Orby yearlings sale in October. Joseph O'Brien's charge is likely to know his job on debut and can play a leading role. Principalship was only beaten three-parts of a length at Cork last time and is likely to be in the shake-up again, while Mogwli appears to be going the right way.
Prediction : 1st Franklin Street 2nd Principalship 3rd Mogwli

MAY REMAIN was caught in the dying strides over 6f at Sligo on Tuesday and quickly turned out off the same mark, he will appreciate this greater speed test and can go one better. Art Of Unity has been running consistently well, including when narrowly beaten at Navan last time, and he is likely to be on the premises again, while Wild Bob Cat holds each-way claims cutting back in distance with cheekpieces fitted.
Prediction : 1st May Remain 2nd Art Of Unity 3rd Wild Bob Cat

Bailly (second), Black Martini (fourth) and Silver Service (fifth) are closely matched on their 5f Cork clash recently and all three runners hold claims here, but CITYMAN is fancied to claim a deserved victory following runner-up efforts at both Cork and the Curragh. Andrew Slattery's other runner, Sunset Nova, has similarly been knocking on the door of late and should be there or thereabouts at the finish.
Prediction : 1st Cityman 2nd Bailly 3rd Sunset Nova

THAM LUANG was touched off by a neck over this trip at Gowran in May and was far from disgraced when third over 1m at Listowel last time. If running to his mark, Brendan Duke's charge should go close on these terms. Tracker Saga is fitted with first-time blinkers after running creditably over the extended 1m1f at Gowran in June. Harbour Dance is improving with experience, while Memyselfandmoi could also take a hand on these terms.
Prediction : 1st Tham Luang 2nd Tracker Saga 3rd Harbour Dance

BASIC LAW battled on well to score by a head over 7f at Leopardstown 17 days ago and, after getting up narrowly late on that day, the step up to this longer trip is expected to unlock immediate improvement. Fellow handicap debutant Killourney is respected after opening his account over a similar trip at Gowran last time, while Balefire went close off 1lb lower at Leopardstown recently and could also take a hand.
Prediction : 1st Basic Law 2nd Killourney 3rd Balefire

YONKERS failed to fire in a handicap at the Curragh last time out but his previous form in maiden company suggests that he can win a race of this nature. Yenillik has improved with every start to date and he should go well once again. Planet Venus is an interesting newcomer being from the family of the Group 1 winners Denebola, Bago and Maxios, while Ferrum is another debutant to note.
Prediction : 1st Yonkers 2nd Yenillik 3rd Planet Venus