UK Horse Racing Tips: Ffos Las

Elegant Love continues to run well in defeat, but it is worth noting that she has had 12 attempts to break her duck now and patience is starting to wear a bit thin with the three-year-old. Arcadienne lacked a change of gear when fourth at Wolverhampton last month and may need further, so a chance can instead be taken on James Fanshawe's SINCERITY. The switch to handicap company is expected to suit and this looks easier than her last assignment at Beverley in June.
Prediction : 1st Sincerity 2nd Arcadienne 3rd Elegant Love

VENTURA BOUNTY holds a Group 2 entry for later in the season and showed plenty of potential when second on debut at Nottingham last month. Richard Hannon's 98,000-euro yearling is a brother to a winner in France and has been found a good opportunity to shed his maiden tag. Hexagon hasn't been disgraced in three career outings but is unraced on ground slower than good to firm, while Arabian Moon may be of interest when connections determine his best trip.
Prediction : 1st Ventura Bounty 2nd Hexagon 3rd Arabian Moon

ROYAL COUNCIL appreciated the drop back to 5f at Sandown when second last month and remains open to improvement over the minimum distance. A first-time visor could help James Tate's charge, while a mark of 70 on just his second handicap outing appears workable. Sneaky returned to form when third in that same Sandown event but potential soft ground would be a concern to her, while Isobar Wind is likely better than what he showed at Ripon last week and now sports first-time blinkers.
Prediction : 1st Royal Council 2nd Sneaky 3rd Isobar Wind

IT'S HOW WE ROLL arrives in good heart having scored at Windsor at the end of last month and could defy a 5lb rise for that success with this extra yardage no concern. Recent 2m1f Bath fourth Beer With The Boys could take a step forward for the drop back to 1m4f, having won his maiden at Pontefract over this distance, while Chinese Alphabet makes some appeal on his recent 1m2f course third and is respected in receipt of a weight-for-age allowance.
Prediction : 1st Its How We Roll 2nd Beer With The Boys 3rd Chinese Alphabet

MONICA SHERIFF improved on her debut effort at Salisbury when reversing the form with the winner, Motivate Me, at Haydock in June. She clearly handled the softer underfoot conditions on the latter occasion and the daughter of Lawman is likely to have more to offer for a yard in excellent form. Cape Cavalli has shown a decent level of form in his career so far and the fitting of first-time cheekpieces might bring about further improvement, while Roving Mission could leave her debut run at Chelmsford behind with that experience now under her belt.
Prediction : 1st Monica Sheriff 2nd Cape Cavalli 3rd Roving Mission

GOSCOTE can be forgiven her latest run at Salisbury as she failed to recover from being hampered at a crucial point in the contest. She was a winner on her handicap bow at Nottingham prior to that and, on that performance, is afforded plenty of respect. General Zoff has been a consistent performer over the past 12 months and is likely to finish in the mix once again, while Diocletian is respected on his recent placed efforts at Sandown and Chester.
Prediction : 1st Goscote 2nd General Zoff 3rd Diocletian

GREELEY returned to winning ways at Salisbury on his most recent outing and, with that confidence-boosting success under his belt, he could feasibly follow up to notch a double. Flying Dragon went close to getting his head back in front when narrowly beaten into third at Sandown on his latest outing and is respected along with Kodiline, who is a player on the form of his latest turf run at Beverley.
Prediction : 1st Greeley 2nd Flying Dragon 3rd Kodiline