UK Horse Racing Tips: Tramore

Barra was deemed good enough to participate in the Galway Plate and should appreciate these calmer waters back at a more conventional track, while similar sentiments apply to Pylonthepressure, who also found such stern opposition too hot to handle. Slight preference is for WESTLAND ROW, who has tasted success over both hurdles and fences the last twice. The seven-year-old carries plenty of confidence and could prove difficult to stop.
Prediction : 1st Westland Row 2nd Barra 3rd Pylonthepressure

CLORINKA caught the eye when third at Roscommon and can take a positive step forward. A mark of 85 is clearly there to be taken advantage of, and the nine-year-old mare is fancied to register a first victory under Rules. Whoyakodding should appreciate this step up in distance after finishing third over an insufficient 2m at Wexford. Daisy Chicks is also noted, despite her Roscommon tumble.
Prediction : 1st Clorinka 2nd Whoyakodding 3rd Daisy Chicks

LITTLE LADY LU enjoyed the step up in trip when not beaten too far at Sligo and the four-year-old is likely to the thereabouts at the finish if repeating that effort. Wink Wink has yet to figure at the business end over hurdles, but is closely related to her handler's multiple winner Teacher's Pet. Myanne is worth a market check on her return from the pointing field.
Prediction : 1st Little Lady Lu 2nd Wink Wink 3rd Myanne

Tintown Robin made a welcome return to the winner's enclosure at Wexford but the eight-year-old now finds himself on a career-high mark, which opens the door for OURAULDMAN, who was second on that occasion and has been in fantastic form since going handicapping. Pat Coyne impressed when winning a maiden at Kilbeggan at the weekend and bids to quickly transfer that form back to the handicap ranks. Cappacon and Monition, who could be much happier reverting to timber, are others to note.
Prediction : 1st Tintown Robin 2nd Ourauldman 3rd Pat Coyne

ISHYABOI is turned out quickly after finishing third at Kilbeggan on his handicap debut and looks capable of landing one of these before the end of the summer. The drop back from 2m4f isn't expected to deter the seven-year-old, and this is a good opportunity. Dunbar has found just one too good the last twice and has shown some smart form at this venue, while point-to-point scorer Alice O'Byrne warrants a second glance on her debut under Rules.
Prediction : 1st Ishyaboi 2nd Dunbar 3rd Alice OByrne

AYR OF ELEGANCE accounted for Do Ya Feel Lucky (third) at Limerick three weeks ago to break her NH duck at the 13th time of asking, and is fancied to confirm that form despite a 5lb rise. The seven-year-old is likely to be given a patient ride once more and makes plenty of appeal in a modest contest. Pivotal Flame has shown promise the last twice at Kilbeggan and Galway and could give the selection most to think about.
Prediction : 1st Ayr Of Elegance 2nd Pivotal Flame 3rd Do Ya Feel Lucky

GETAWAY GORGEOUS finished second on debut at Ballinrobe behind a subsequent Grade 3 winner and can now go one better on her return. A year-long absence isn't too much of a concern given her illustrious connections and this well-related mare can prove too hot to handle for Mystery Stowaway, who almost made her first bumper start a victorious one at Downpatrick. Scalor drops in class and could prove best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Getaway Gorgeous 2nd Mystery Stowaway 3rd Scalor