UK Horse Racing Tips: Haydock

DREAMWEAVER beat some decent rivals when winning at Goodwood on his reappearance in May and, having been denied by less than a length when looking to follow up at Sandown last time, he has the chance to gain some compensation off just a 2lb higher mark. Creek Island went close at Bath earlier this month and is dangerous off the same mark, while Balgees Time has some handy form in France and is interesting on her first outing for Kevin Ryan.
Prediction : 1st Dreamweaver 2nd Creek Island 3rd Balgees Time

JM JACKSON found the Group 3 Albany Stakes too hot to handle at Royal Ascot last time, but before that was a good second in the Listed National Stakes at Sandown and the No Nay Never filly has a fantastic chance to open her account in this novice heat. Three Fans looks the pick of Tom Dascombe's pair of newcomers on jockey bookings, while Richard Hannon's Acclamation colt Good Job Power cost 130,000 euros and is respected on debut.
Prediction : 1st Jm Jackson 2nd Good Job Power 3rd Three Fans

THE NIGHT WATCH was right back to his best when scoring at Newmarket last time and William Haggas' Dutch Art gelding tops the shortlist off a 5lb higher mark. Michael Dods won this contest last season and saddles Pendleton, who failed to run down Tenax when second over course and distance earlier this month but is 3lb better off on the figures today. Windsor second Dominus is respected, while Sabai Sabai is interesting on her first outing for Karl Burke following wind surgery.
Prediction : 1st The Night Watch 2nd Pendleton 3rd Tenax

CALCULATION appeared to benefit from the application of a visor when scoring readily over an extended 1m6f at Doncaster and with the runner-up franking that form with an easy success on Tuesday, he can defy a 9lb rise. Mondain did himself no favours when jumping the path at Salisbury and should be in the shake-up this time, while Billy No Mates also merits consideration following his close-up fourth in the Queen Mother's Cup at York.
Prediction : 1st Calculation 2nd Mondain 3rd Billy No Mates

Vitralite hasn't put a foot wrong on both starts here thus far and won't give up on a hat-trick without a fight, but conceding 12lb to William Haggas' filly, MUBTASIMAH, is a big ask. The daughter of Dark Angel showed that she has improved a fair bit from two to three years when winning a four-runner event by nine lengths at York last month and there looks to be plenty more to come from her. Enough Already should be winning sooner rather than later but will find easier openings than this.
Prediction : 1st Mubtasimah 2nd Vitralite 3rd Enough Already

TABARRAK is yet to run to his best in two outings this campaign, finishing down the field in a Group 3 at Newmarket on his most recent outing behind Limato last month, but this drop in class could see the four-time Listed scorer get his head back in front. Salateen (third) finished ahead of Marie's Diamond (fourth) at Chester on Saturday but the latter could reverse that form, having not enjoyed the clearest of runs on the Roodee, while Hey Jonesy is worth a try at 7f as he seeks his first success since July 2017.
Prediction : 1st Tabarrak 2nd Maries Diamond 3rd Salateen

GREY SPIRIT improved plenty on his reappearance effort at Chelmsford when running out a comfortable winner at Epsom last Thursday and, on that showing, Sir Mark Prescott's gelding can defy a 5lb penalty. Calder Prince's recent form has been disappointing but he could bounce now back dropping in grade, while Moxy Mares sports first-time cheekpieces and could take a step forward.
Prediction : 1st Grey Spirit 2nd Calder Prince 3rd Moxy Mares