UK Horse Racing Tips: Tramore

ERIA looked a shade one paced over an extended nine furlongs at Gowran and may be better judged on her debut effort, when beaten less than two lengths over 1m3f at Killarney. Joseph O'Brien's charge holds Floating Around on that form and can land the spoils. Hazakiyra showed some real promise at Clonmel but struggled when upped to this sort of trip at Bellewstown afterwards so the biggest danger could be Guinevere, who was a fair third at Tipperary.
Prediction : 1st Eria 2nd Guinevere 3rd Hazakiyra

PEARL WARRIOR made every yard of the running to score with plenty in hand at Sligo and should have no problem with the extra yardage here. Champagne Terri got within a length of success at Leopardstown and was then not disgraced in a competitive Galway Festival handicap, while Casa Romano also went down fighting at Ballybrit and could take a hand in the outcome of this.
Prediction : 1st Pearl Warrior 2nd Champagne Terri 3rd Casa Romano

Convara and HANNON enter this contest with similar profiles, as both are winners over timber and have the same form figures on the Flat. While the former is a fair handicapper over hurdles, the selection was good enough to take second in a Grade 2 and John McConnell's charge is expected to build on a cracking second at Leopardstown. West Coast Time has earned a mark of 123 over obstacles so should be competitive back on the level.
Prediction : 1st Hannon 2nd Convara 3rd West Coast Time

SNEAKY GETAWAY followed up a fairly emphatic maiden win at Leopardstown with a solid second at Galway, where he had some higher-rated rivals in behind. Emmet Mullins' charge is a dual bumper winner so should relish the extra distance of this contest. Jake Peter won over this trip at Dundalk in December and again over shorter at Fairyhouse two starts ago so looks a danger, while Flat To The Max is also worthy of note.
Prediction : 1st Sneaky Getaway 2nd Jake Peter 3rd Flat To The Max

Ballinrobe second and fourth Indian Eye and Nancy D'Alton both merit respect from the bottom of the handicap, but this could go to top-weight MAGEN'S MOON. Emmet Mullins' mare was disappointing over timber at Cork, but she ran a really solid race at Killarney when last tried on the Flat and could relish this drop in trip. Mademoiselle Penny was only just run out of it at Leopardstown so is another who should benefit from a drop in distance.
Prediction : 1st Magens Moon 2nd Indian Eye 3rd Mademoiselle Penny

GREENPANDA has been hammering on the door of late, getting within a head of success over an extended nine furlongs at Ballinrobe before returning to that track last month and missing out by less than a length over this sort of trip. She has been raised a total of 4lb for those efforts but can gain a deserved victory. Olympic Honour won at Gowran but then struggled when upped to this trip at the Curragh, while all distances seem to come alike to Contrapposto, though his best recent form has been over 1m4f.
Prediction : 1st Greenpanda 2nd Contrapposto 3rd Olympic Honour

MOLLY KAYE certainly wasn't winning out of turn when backing up a pair of placed efforts with a convincing success at Ballinrobe. The six-year-old has evidently found a rich vein of form and can get the better of El Tren, who was not far away at Killarney but has a 5lb rise to contend with. Yarraman returned from five months off the track with a solid third at Tipperary and could be a major player off the same mark.
Prediction : 1st Molly Kaye 2nd El Tren 3rd Yarraman