UK Horse Racing Tips: Beverley

WALK IN MARRAKESH should comfortably win the opener if building on a pleasing Haydock debut earlier in the month. A short-head second over 6f that day, the step up in distance should suit and it could be significant that she gets weight from Breguet Man and Frasard. The former can show the benefit of having had a couple of runs and the latter showed signs of promise when fourth on his introduction at Carlisle.
Prediction : 1st Walk In Marrakesh 2nd Breguet Man 3rd Frasard

WAQT is holding his form admirably at present and won't be inconvenienced by the drop to 7f given the testing nature of this track. Boasting two wins from his last four starts, both over 1m, he is difficult to get away from in his present mood and first-time cheekpieces could unlock another gear. Keepup Kevin won over track and trip latest and joins the in-form four-year-old Harvest Day on the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Waqt 2nd Keepup Kevin 3rd Harvest Day

LOW PROFILE put in an improved effort when upped to this trip at Pontefract last time and is expected to go close off the same mark while still open to improvement. Qawamees performed well for third at Chester latest but it is a slight concern that he remains a maiden after 10 career starts. Others worthy of shortlist inclusion are Sioux Frontier, who is one win from two starts over the trip, and Zihaam.
Prediction : 1st Low Profile 2nd Sioux Frontier 3rd Qawamees

A competitive handicap in which five of the nine going to post have either won or placed last time out. There is something about the Westwood that ARCHIE PERKINS seems to like and he gets the nod boasting three wins from six starts at the track (2-2 over course and distance). Not disgraced when third in the same grade at York latest, he can enhance his impressive course record and beat Lingfield scorer Winged Spur and Gendarme.
Prediction : 1st Archie Perkins 2nd Winged Spur 3rd Gendarme

CRYSTAL TRIBE has bagged the rail draw and could supplement his handicap success at Lingfield, where he appeared to benefit from the application of first-time blinkers (worn again). Heatherdown responded positively to the fitting of cheekpieces (equipped once more) when a close-up third at Nottingham and he should remain competitive off 3lb higher, while Tails I Win and Curfewed, although he has an awkward draw in 15, are others to note.
Prediction : 1st Crystal Tribe 2nd Heatherdown 3rd Tails I Win

William Haggas and Danny Tudhope enjoyed great success at Royal Ascot last week and their representative here, Five Diamonds, is worth a market check at least on her debut, but preference is for the once-raced MUHAARAR'S NEPHEW. He shaped with plenty of promise when third on his introduction over a similar trip at Wolverhampton and normal improvement will see him go close. Elena also brings solid form to the table.
Prediction : 1st Muhaarars Nephew 2nd Five Diamonds 3rd Elena

ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR won gamely over C&D last time, has bagged a handy draw in two and is ridden by one of the more accomplished apprentice riders in Connor Murtagh. Ticking plenty of boxes, he makes slightly more appeal than Viking Way, who backed up his Nottingham success with a narrow Yarmouth defeat, and Nigel Tinkler's Ginger Jam. The latter also hit the target two starts ago before posting a solid placed effort latest.
Prediction : 1st Oriental Splendour 2nd Viking Way 3rd Ginger Jam