UK Horse Racing Tips: Salisbury

Sassoon has been struggling of late, appearing to lose his action at Goodwood and finishing well adrift after leading at Sandown on Thursday, but he merits consideration under top amateur Simon Walker, while Greeley warrants respect representing last year's winning connections. However, with a string of solid efforts next to her name, and with decent form under today's rider, BOND ANGEL looks the most solid option in a tricky handicap.
Prediction : 1st Bond Angel 2nd Sassoon 3rd Greeley

ETHIC sets the standard on the form of his debut second over this trip at Newbury and natural improvement should see him go one better. Miss Paxman and Harlequin also shaped well first time out and they certainly have races in them, with Clive Cox's Stoweman, a full brother to winning two-year-old Barbarianatthegate, the most interesting newcomer on show.
Prediction : 1st Ethic 2nd Miss Paxman 3rd Stoweman

This effectively looks a match between the 84-rated Monsieur Noir, who clearly has ability but is becoming frustrating, and seasonal debutant ANGEL MEAD. Joseph Tuite's charge improved from her first to second start last term, signing off with a victory in this sphere at Newbury, and she is likely to be even better at three years. It's also worth noting that she underwent wind surgery in April. Of the others, Tell William appeals most.
Prediction : 1st Angel Mead 2nd Monsieur Noir 3rd Tell William

AQUADABRA backed up her distance victory at Wolverhampton when striking at Chepstow nine days ago and is expected to give another good account off this 4lb higher mark. Thegreyvtrain is rated 6lb higher than when winning over this trip at Bath earlier in the month but could have her say again, while Bay Watch commands the utmost respect now turned out under a penalty after winning at Bath on Wednesday.
Prediction : 1st Aquadabra 2nd Thegreyvtrain 3rd Bay Watch

POSTED was touched off by under a length when second in a C&D novice contest two weeks ago and wouldn't need to find much improvement in order to gain compensation in this handicap. Phosphor ran his best race to date when second over this trip on debut at Newbury and could appreciate the step back up from 6f. Another to consider is Jungle Juice, who has won three of her last five.
Prediction : 1st Posted 2nd Phosphor 3rd Jungle Juice

300,000gns yearling GLOBAL HUNTER finished second past the post at Windsor on debut before being handed the race by the stewards following interference and, despite a penalty, Saeed bin Suroor's charge is fancied to follow up. The three-year-old is bred to appreciate this step up from 1m and appeals more than Daniel Kubler's Chepstow scorer Zephyrina. Aladaala ran well after a 204-day break when third at Chelmsford earlier this month and could be equally competitive here.
Prediction : 1st Global Hunter 2nd Zephyrina 3rd Aladaala

AUSTRALIS was unlucky to bump into a well handicapped winner at Yarmouth 17 days ago and could go one better after that promising handicap debut. The three-year-old finished nicely ahead of the third on that occasion, and shouldn't be a maiden for much longer. Goscote relished a first try at this trip when shedding her maiden tag at Nottingham three weeks ago and has only been raised 4lb, while Blame It On Sally could continue Sir Mark Prescott's fine run of recent form.
Prediction : 1st Australis 2nd Goscote 3rd Blame It On Sally