UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

WHISTLER BOWL showed the benefit of a winter break and the rise to middle distances when making a successful start to her handicap career at Lingfield. She has been hit with a 7lb hike but the third came out and won to frank the form, so the rise may underestimate her. Mukha Magic went really close to justifying favouritism at Nottingham, as did Isle of Wolves at Epsom, but Junior Rip was an expensive failure at Yarmouth. Spice Of Life and Break Of Day have scope for further improvement.
Prediction : 1st Whistler Bowl 2nd Mukha Magic 3rd Spice Of Life

MITTY'S SMILE began her career in quite a competitive little Newbury event and will have given connections plenty to look forward to with her fourth-placed finish. The experience won't be lost on her and she is preferred to Mild Illusion, who also started off at the Berkshire venue, finding only one too strong. I Had A Dream stepped forward from start number one to two and should do so again, with Queen Salamah the pick of the newcomers.
Prediction : 1st Mittys Smile 2nd Mild Illusion 3rd I Had A Dream

More Than Likely hasn't been far away at all on her last three outings but may have to settle for another supporting role, this time behind PHILIPINE COBRA. Since completing a Bath/York double in the space of a week, Phil McEntee's filly has held her own in really competitive Newmarket handicaps, and this isn't as tough. Always A Drama wasn't that far behind More Than Likely at Wolverhampton at the start of last month so merits respect as well.
Prediction : 1st Philipine Cobra 2nd More Than Likely 3rd Always A Drama

Dancing Warrior made a pleasing return to action at Sandown but has had another three months off, whereas DASCHAS arrives match-fit and beat Moonraker to the runner-up berth over C&D a week ago. The Stuart Williams-trained sprinter can confirm that superiority en route to going one better. Leo Minor's last couple of efforts have hinted that his turn is near again, and Shamshon is another whose recent form would put him in with a shout.
Prediction : 1st Daschas 2nd Dancing Warrior 3rd Leo Minor

BIRDCAGE WALK made the perfect start to handicap life by seeing off a subsequent winner at Nottingham. She relished the rise to this trip on that occasion and can take the next step up the ladder. Gallic remains on a mark off which she can win, and Livvys Dream isn't badly treated either, having been in fine form on the all-weather back in May. Spanish Aria and Flighty Almighty will find this easier than the Sandringham, while Geizy Teizy is interesting on her handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st Birdcage Walk 2nd Gallic 3rd Spanish Aria

DUBAI FUTURE is the pick of Saeed bin Suroor's pair, not just because he had had a run this season, but because that outing resulted in a really promising introductory second at Haydock. Two Bids also made a pleasing beginning to his career, reaching the frame at Sandown, and Fly The Flag has races in her judging by her debut third at Chelmsford. Caravan Of Hope is another to warrant a mention, as does Sir Michael Stoute's Frankel newcomer Invictus Spirit.
Prediction : 1st Dubai Future 2nd Two Bids 3rd Fly The Flag

After breaking his duck at Redcar, LEO DAVINCI didn't enjoy the rub of green at Leicester before straying off a true line when asked to go and win a Yarmouth race. He clearly possesses plenty of talent, though, and the application of cheekpieces could enable him to harness that. I'lletyougonow made a decent return from a two-month holiday over course and distance, while Seductive Moment flopped at Newcastle when last seen but has been given plenty of time and there is the potential for more to come.
Prediction : 1st Leo Davinci 2nd Illetyougonow 3rd Seductive Moment