UK Horse Racing Tips: Killarney

Pravalaguna is a very talented mare on her day, over both hurdles and fences, and she ought to run well, but conceding 12lb to stablemate SHANNING is a big ask. The Supreme Horse Racing Club representative travelled with her usual zest at May's Punchestown Festival, before looking to tire late on, and she could be much sharper with that first outing since November behind her. Havingagoodtime has won her last couple of starts by a combined total of 40 lengths and looks best of those taking on the Willie Mullins-trained duo.
Prediction : 1st Shanning 2nd Pravalaguna 3rd Havingagoodtime

Archer's Up represents a stable in red-hot form and warrants plenty of respect following his two-length maiden victory at Limerick, but preference is for the less exposed GAME PRESENT. Henry De Bromhead's handicap debutant trounced the opposition in a Downpatrick maiden last month and he potentially looks a fair bit better than this opening mark of 113. Bumper/maiden hurdle scorer Sassy Yet Classy also merits consideration on her first foray into handicap company.
Prediction : 1st Game Present 2nd Archers Up 3rd Sassy Yet Classy

WHENURGOODURGOOD had already shaped with plenty of promise in bumpers but took another step forward when runner-up on his hurdling debut over an extended 2m at Bellewstown. He can improve again for stretching out in distance and shades the verdict ahead of Sticky Situation, who has reached the frame on his last three outings. Baboin and Brawler have similar profiles, having shown ability in the past but disappointing last time out.
Prediction : 1st Whenurgoodurgood 2nd Sticky Situation 3rd Baboin

PEACHES AND CREAM is turned out under a penalty for scoring over 2m3f at Downpatrick but his stable's string are in superb order right now and it would come as no surprise to see him follow up. Recent Sligo scorer Lucky Road is feared most, though big runs could also be on the cards from Give Battle, who was narrowly touched off at Cork last time, and Hussle Up, who sports first-time cheekpieces.
Prediction : 1st Peaches And Cream 2nd Lucky Road 3rd Give Battle

MING DYNASTY represents an in-form stable and arrives on a hat-trick after backing up his Kilbeggan victory with further success over the extended 2m at Bellewstown last time. Gavin Cromwell's charge has a 9lb rise to contend with but could strike again while the iron is hot. Wait Here was third behind the selection at Kilbeggan but has place prospects along with recent Sligo runner-up Room To Roam.
Prediction : 1st Ming Dynasty 2nd Room To Roam 3rd Wait Here

BE MY HERO boasts a solid National Hunt pedigree, his dam being a sister to Irish National winner General Principle, and he is in the right hands to make an impact on his racecourse bow. Free Nelson and Giovanni Change both warrant respect as they are partnered by leading amateurs, while Cousin Harry, a half-brother to top staying hurdler Unowhatimeanharry, completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Be My Hero 2nd Free Nelson 3rd Giovanni Change

WINGS OF DESTINY finished third on debut at Bellewstown 12 days ago and Gordon Elliott's gelding wouldn't need to improve much from that performance to get his head in front at the second attempt. Forgetthesurprise ran a lot better when fourth at Wexford on her return to bumpers and is respected along with Georgina Burgess, who finished third at Tramore on her most recent outing in May.
Prediction : 1st Wings Of Destiny 2nd Forgetthesurprise 3rd Georgina Burgess