UK Horse Racing Tips: Salisbury

Andrew Balding often introduces nice types at this track so any market support for Berlin Tango would be worth noting, while Hexagon took a big step forward from his introduction when finishing second over C&D and looks the pick of Roger Charlton's duo. A tentative vote instead goes the way of GREAT AMBASSADOR, who was touched off on debut at Kempton. He should enjoy this extra yardage and could be suited by the more galloping track.
Prediction : 1st Great Ambassador 2nd Hexagon 3rd Berlin Tango

DELAGATE THIS LORD has only been raised 4lb for scoring at Bath 10 days ago and should remain highly competitive now back at 6f. The five-year-old could be allowed to dominate proceedings, and can fend off a likely challenge from the in-form Storm Melody. Sundiata was only two lengths behind the now 90-rated Shimmering Dawn at Chelmsford two starts ago and could be fairly treated if that bare form is to be believed.
Prediction : 1st Delagate This Lord 2nd Storm Melody 3rd Sundiata

Saeed Bin Suroor's 200,000gns newcomer ZAHEE is related to Group 1 winner G Force, and should know his job on debut for in-form connections who took this race with Bedouin's Story 12 months ago. Ghalyoon finished second at Newmarket on his first appearance for the best part of 11 months and can step forward, while Posted boasts an official rating of 82 so commands attention as well.
Prediction : 1st Zahee 2nd Ghalyoon 3rd Posted

MONDAIN has thrived for being gelded, winning two on the bounce, and Mark Johnston's three-year-old son of Dubawi looks set for a leading part once again having kept on strongly at Hamilton. Master Grey landed the spoils over course and distance last month and has to be respected off just a 4lb higher mark, with Oisin Murphy returning to the saddle. Berrahri was also on the scoresheet last time, winning over 1m5f at Lingfield.
Prediction : 1st Mondain 2nd Master Grey 3rd Berrahri

EL BORRACHO linked up well with apprentice Levi Williams when scoring at Windsor and Simon Dow's four-year-old is at the top of the shortlist attempting to follow up off just a 2lb higher mark. Singing The Blues has been a model of consistency this year and remains feasibly treated, while Global Falcon made a successful switch to handicapping at Leicester and could have more to come off a 5lb higher rating.
Prediction : 1st El Borracho 2nd Singing The Blues 3rd Global Falcon

AMBER SPARK has clearly progressed for a winter break and taken a step forward for the rise to this distance. She won in good style at Ripon last month, building on her second at Doncaster, and a 5lb rise appears very fair for that success. Baba Ghanouj appears capable of further improvement based on her C&D second in May, while the drop in class will suit Queen of Time.
Prediction : 1st Amber Spark 2nd Baba Ghanouj 3rd Queen of Time

MOLOTOV ran his best race to date when fourth at Windsor on his most recent outing and, now with his attention switched to handicaps, he makes considerable appeal as one of the less-exposed members of the field. Estrela Star has to enter calculations with Tom Marquand booked for the ride, while My Lady Claire and Heatherdown appear best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Molotov 2nd Estrela Star 3rd My Lady Claire