UK Horse Racing Tips: Hamilton

COASTAL MIST almost made it two from two when headed close home at Ripon and, on that showing, he can confirm the form with the fourth National League, despite that rival being entitled to benefit from the experience. Dragon Command struggled in the Woodcote at Epsom but is respected having been gelded subsequently and now cheekpieces are applied. Don Ramiro can take a step forward from his fourth at Redcar in May.
Prediction : 1st Coastal Mist 2nd Dragon Command 3rd Don Ramiro

FITZY arrives on the back of a solid effort over C&D, having gone up 7lb for winning at Wetherby. That performance suggested he can be competitive off his current rating, with the assistance of PJ McDonald in the saddle another positive. Brutalab has taken a step forward since moving into handicap company and is likely to go close returning to a mile, while the switch to Keith Dalgleish could see improvement from My Little Orphan.
Prediction : 1st Fitzy 2nd Brutalab 3rd My Little Orphan

JUNIORS FANTASY has had to settle for a silver medal on his last two outings, but has the chance to go one better now and open his account following his Carlisle near-miss. Monsieur Piquer ran respectably over course and distance last time and could figure off a falling rating, while Mecca's Gift is another capable of getting in the mix and wears first-time blinkers.
Prediction : 1st Juniors Fantasy 2nd Monsieur Piquer 3rd Meccas Gift

LAST EMPIRE returned in impressive fashion when scoring over course and distance last month, and Kevin Ryan's Pivotal filly will be hard to oppose if arriving in the same form and able to handle this faster surface. Delachance relished the quick Yarmouth conditions when only beaten a head and is respected, while the best is yet to be seen from Archie Watson's Perfect Charm.
Prediction : 1st Last Empire 2nd Delachance 3rd Perfect Charm

Coolagh Forest did what was expected of him when completing a Musselburgh brace but needs to take his form to a new level off a mark of 96, while Club Wexford's winning run came to an end in last week's Carlisle Bell, although he was far from disgraced in fifth. Mikmak caught the eye ride in the same contest and is interesting, but VICTORY COMMAND was sixth in the Britannia at Royal Ascot and looks poised to relish this return to quicker ground off a 1lb lower mark.
Prediction : 1st Victory Command 2nd Coolagh Forest 3rd Club Wexford

Qawamees remains a maiden after 14 starts but was doing his best work at the finish when second at Beverley and should appreciate this slightly longer trip, while Royal Cosmic drops in class after two quick runs at York and Thirsk and shouldn't be far away. It might be worth sticking with MONDAIN, who won on the Lingfield all-weather on his first start since being gelded. He has plenty of scope and can follow up off just 2lb higher.
Prediction : 1st Mondain 2nd Qawamees 3rd Royal Cosmic

Firmdecisions has been handed a 3lb rise for scoring over this trip at Carlisle and should give another good account, though narrow preference is for HOWZER BLACK, a C&D winner who has been performing with credit over 7f lately and is unlikely to be inconvenienced by the drop back in distance. Paddy Power struggled in 0-105 company at York on Saturday but could take closer order now lowering his sights.
Prediction : 1st Howzer Black 2nd Firmdecisions 3rd Paddy Power

DANCING MOUNTAIN hinted her turn was fast approaching when third over this trip at Ripon and could take closer order following a 1lb drop in the ratings. Any money for Irish raider Rego Park Lady would be interesting, for all she's a 12-race maiden, as she's been competitive off much higher marks in the past. Red Stripes, who struck off 3lb higher on the all-weather at Southwell in May, could also take a hand.
Prediction : 1st Dancing Mountain 2nd Rego Park Lady 3rd Red Stripes