UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

MACHO TIME struck at the first time of asking over this trip at Ayr and looked one to keep on the right side of. If a penalty proves too much for the selection then Cruising, who is fitted with a first-time eye-shield after suffering a near-miss at Carlisle, could be the one to pick up the pieces. Sushi Power should be all the wiser for the experience gained when fifth on debut at Doncaster and is another to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Macho Time 2nd Cruising 3rd Sushi Power

SORBONNE shaped with an abundance of promise when second over this trip at Catterick on debut earlier in the month and is expected to go one better with the benefit of that outing now behind him. Royal Welcome picked up the silver medal in a C&D novice heat in May and should go close if running to her official rating of 75, while the addition of first-time cheekpieces and drop back from 1m could spark improvement from Shaqwar.
Prediction : 1st Sorbonne 2nd Royal Welcome 3rd Shaqwar

CARRY ON DERYCK raced over at the Dubai Carnival for Godolphin last year and was rated 109 at the time. He's since move stables and is rated 22lb lower these days, though this sharp drop in class could feasibly revive him and he's afforded plenty of respect on these terms. First Flight was narrowly beaten in a C&D contest last time and is feared most, while Restive, who won a handicap at Hamilton last month, is no forlorn hope for a place either.
Prediction : 1st Carry On Deryck 2nd First Flight 3rd Restive

NEILETA turned a run of good early season form into a victory at Ayr earlier this month and with this trip perfect for Tim Easterby's three-year-old, he could thrive once again off a 3lb higher mark. Course-and-distance winner Mr Coco Bean wasn't disgraced in search of a hat-trick last time and has to be respected, while Remmy D is another to taste success here in the past and was an encouraging third at Haydock when last seen.
Prediction : 1st Neileta 2nd Mr Coco Bean 3rd Remmy D

EDARAAT fulfilled the promise he had shown in novice events when getting off the mark on his handicap debut at Kempton last time and the Exceed and Excel gelding could have plenty more to come in the assessed ranks despite a 9lb rise. Double Honour's best effort so far has come over this trip and the handicap newcomer is worthy of respect, while Jupiter Road was a winner at Bellewstown earlier this month and has now joined Nigel Tinkler for 22,000 guineas. Richard Fahey's pair of Zip and Salam Zayed are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Edaraat 2nd Jupiter Road 3rd Double Honour

PERFECT SWISS has been performing consistently well on his last couple of outings and the son of Swiss Spirit is capable of getting his head in front for the first time in his career. Jacob's Pillow finished second at Ayr before picking up the bronze medal at Redcar on Monday and is likely to be in contention along with Joey Boy, who has gone well on both his starts in cheekpieces, and Searanger.
Prediction : 1st Perfect Swiss 2nd Jacobs Pillow 3rd Joey Boy

WAR ENSIGN was a beaten favourite in a classified event at Musselburgh last Tuesday but he is taken to go one better and gain his first success with cheekpieces applied for the first time. Fox Hill has to enter the reckoning on his recent seconds at Carlisle and Thirsk, while Steelriver could reverse the Catterick form with Someone Exciting as the latter carries a 5lb penalty for that success.
Prediction : 1st War Ensign 2nd Fox Hill 3rd Steelriver

FIELDSMAN ran well to finish third at Ascot on Saturday and this consistent gelding clearly gets on well with his rider Sarah Bowen, having won two of their three outings together, so he is taken to return to winning form today. Firby was an unlucky loser at Ayr on his most recent start, having been hampered and almost unseating his rider at a crucial point in the race, and he can go close along with Thornaby Nash, who will be suited by the return to a mile on this occasion.
Prediction : 1st Fieldsman 2nd Firby 3rd Thornaby Nash