UK Horse Racing Tips: Catterick

Incinerator is the pick of those with previous race experience based upon his second-placed finish at Yarmouth. That said, a chance can be taken on FROST AT MIDNIGHT, who represents a yard that can get one ready first time out, and she has some classy US performers in her family, including A P Indy. Bal Mal is another interesting newcomer, with Lady Celia the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Frost At Midnight 2nd Incinerator 3rd Bal Mal

GOLD VENTURE arrives having won two of her three previous starts, and the daughter of Dandy Man is hard to oppose now dropped into selling company for the first time since her introduction. It's Not My Fault has displayed some promise in novice races and she is likely to pose the biggest threat to the selection, while Classy Lady is clearly best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Gold Venture 2nd Its Not My Fault 3rd Classy Lady

AMBYFAEIRVINE landed a Pontefract nursery off a mark of 60 and his subsequent narrow defeat at Nottingham suggests that he can win a race of this quality, especially as he may improve for the step up in trip. Rain Cap has to be respected following his Redcar triumph, albeit in selling company. Others to consider are Breguet Man, Knightcap and What A Business.
Prediction : 1st Ambyfaeirvine 2nd Rain Cap 3rd Breguet Man

Mick Appleby does well with his new recruits and BEDTIME BELLA gave the handler something to work with when third in a Thirsk handicap on her final appearance for Karl Burke. The three-year-old daughter of Slade Power can make the breakthrough now dropped to claiming company. Ollivander has won two of his last four and did it well at Beverley last week, while Sarasota may prove best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Bedtime Bella 2nd Ollivander 3rd Sarasota

TOMILY made his stable bow a winning one for David O'Meara at Ayr,and the five-year-old remains fairly treated on the best of his old form for Richard Hannon. He was rated 104 in the spring of last year so he still should have plenty in hand, running off 82. Timetodock handles varying ground conditions and deserves respect having won two of his last four, while Merry Banter was unlucky to bump into a progressive type at Ripon last time.
Prediction : 1st Tomily 2nd Timetodock 3rd Merry Banter

It might pay to side with the consistent top-weight STEELRIVER, who should find this a lot easier than the class 3 and class 4 events he has contested on the all-weather the last twice. B Fifty Two runs his race more often than not and Jane Elliott should be able to bag a handy position from stall two. Billyoakes, who has left the Charlie Wallis yard since he was last sighted, is also worth a second look.
Prediction : 1st Steelriver 2nd B Fifty Two 3rd Billyoakes

The form of MACS BLESSINGS' recent 7f course success took a nice boost when the third came out and won five days later. Stef Keniry's gelding was only beaten a neck at Ayr on Monday and with this drop in trip unlikely to pose any problems, he gets the vote. Mr Greenlight has posted three solid efforts already this month and is likely to give another good account, while the lightly-weighted Supreme Dream holds each-way claims with cheekpieces fitted.
Prediction : 1st Macs Blessings 2nd Mr Greenlight 3rd Supreme Dream

CALLIOPE only found subsequent winner Be Perfect too good over 1m5f at Hamilton last time and she might be able to go one better racing off an unchanged mark of 61. Mr Carbonator has struck the crossbar on his last three starts and should be in the shake-up again. Rose Crown and Lafilia are other form players with claims.
Prediction : 1st Calliope 2nd Mr Carbonator 3rd Rose Crown