UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

It will be interesting to see if the 16-year-old Irish raider SEE DOUBLE YOU is able to capitalise on racing from the foot of the handicap and follow up his popular victory at Roscommon last week, with the 3m trip and Aidan Coleman in the saddle both positives. Battle Of Ideas was a brave winner at Newton Abbot last month and is respected off a 5lb higher mark, while Little Windmill and Elkstone both have useful course form and are respected. Iskabeg Lane has gone close the last twice and is another to consider at a venue that should suit his prominent tactics.
Prediction : 1st See Double You 2nd Iskabeg Lane 3rd Battle Of Ideas

Course-and-distance winner Oliver's Gold has been in good form since a second here in February kick-started a run of six podium finishes in a row and the 11-year-old has to be respected. However, in even better fettle is CIVIL UNREST, who got the better of the aforementioned rival at Hexham in May and can confirm superiority off a 2lb higher mark. Un Beau Roman has been raised 5lb for his Worcester near-miss last time but is considered all the same, while Overtoujay shouldn't be discounted for local handler Charles Pogson.
Prediction : 1st Civil Unrest 2nd Olivers Gold 3rd Un Beau Roman

Three-time Flat winner ILLUSTRISSIME could be the answer here making his first outing for Dan Skelton at a track the handler often enjoys summer success. Fellow hurdles newcomer Amangiri was a three-time winner in France and is interesting having joined David Bridgwater, while Panko was a comfortable winner at Huntingdon in May and could leave her disappointing effort last time in the past.
Prediction : 1st Illustrissime 2nd Panko 3rd Amangiri

FAIRMOUNT was thrown in at the deep end when pulled up behind Santini in a Grade 2 at Cheltenham in January 2018 but showed promise before that and, despite returning from a lengthy absence, he remains open to progression now sent handicapping with a pair of cheekpieces applied. Solo Saxophone (second) and Three Ways (fifth) were closely matched when meeting at Ffos Las last month and the pair are likely to be competitive once again off revised terms.
Prediction : 1st Fairmount 2nd Solo Saxophone 3rd Three Ways

MONTYS ANGEL made no mistake on her first outing for Dan Skelton, coming out on top in a conditional jockeys' handicap hurdle at Market Rasen, and she could prove tough to beat lining up off the same mark of 103. Show And Go certainly wasn't disgraced on his seasonal debut/first outing for Dr Richard Newland at Uttoxeter 16 days ago and he can build on that fourth-placed finish, while Neil King's in-form Slaine is unlikely to be far away either.
Prediction : 1st Montys Angel 2nd Show And Go 3rd Slaine

DIAMOND ROSE has impressed with her attitude in two recent victories and a further 5lb rise might not be enough to stop her completing the hat-trick. Theatre Act and Celtic Sally finished second and third respectively in a 2m4f handicap at Uttoxeter last month and both should improve for stretching out in distance, while Foxtrot Juliet is difficult to dismiss representing powerful connections. She drops in class and has a tongue-tie fitted.
Prediction : 1st Diamond Rose 2nd Theatre Act 3rd Celtic Sally

Heart Of A Lion represents powerful connections on his debut and is expected to show up well, while Rory And Me has to be respected despite being penalised for his Market Rasen success. However, the vote goes to NO QUARTER ASKED, who was purchased by the Bowen family a month after his promising debut second at Perth in April. His new connections should know how strong that form is as they saddled the winner on that occasion.
Prediction : 1st No Quarter Asked 2nd Heart Of A Lion 3rd Rory And Me