UK Horse Racing Tips: Bellewstown

In a moderate contest the marginal preference is for ELEGANT DAN, based on his fifth-placed finish in a maiden hurdle at Tramore a couple of weeks ago. Echoes Of Family has a similar form chance to the selection on her most recent outing, which also came at Tramore. Others who merit consideration are Storm Flight, Ashton Court and Judex Lefou.
Prediction : 1st Elegant Dan 2nd Echoes Of Family 3rd Ashton Court

CARRIE DES CHAMPS has already displayed a high level of ability, including a 10-length victory at Southwell last month, and Gordon Elliott's mare could be hard to beat in this contest. Havingagoodtime is likely to pose the biggest threat to the selection having won a Grade 3 in April, but she was a bit disappointing last time out. Caer arrives here following a career-best effort and she is best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Carrie Des Champs 2nd Havingagoodtime 3rd Caer

It is hard to oppose DAYS WITHOUT END, who bumped into a useful rival when finishing second on her return to hurdling at Galway last month and that form has already been boosted with the third winning next time out. Challow has plenty to find to beat the selection but he edges out Warlike Intent to be the pick of the remaining field.
Prediction : 1st Days Without End 2nd Challow 3rd Warlike Intent

Lucky Road arrives here following back-to-back wins at Sligo and Killarney, but an 11lb rise for the most recent of those victories has to be a concern. With that in mind, preference is for WALKING ON GLASS, who bolted up at Sligo last time out and his 11lb rise is largely negated by his rider's claim. Mega Mindy and Court Tycoon are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Walking On Glass 2nd Lucky Road 3rd Mega Mindy

BAY HILL ran well enough on the level when fifth in the Ladies Derby at the Curragh and the return to timber could see him back to winning ways. He scored on his chase debut at Wexford two starts ago and remains fairly treated over the smaller obstacles based on his third at the Punchestown Festival. Jon Ess, Mister Eddman and Quantatmental are all handicap debutants open to further progression on what they have achieved to date.
Prediction : 1st Bay Hill 2nd Jon Ess 3rd Mister Eddman

On all three hurdle outings over 2m, LETS GO AGAIN has shaped as though he would be suited by stepping up in distance and he gets the chance on his handicap bow. Philip Fenton's gelding finished third at Tramore a fortnight ago behind a potentially smart individual of Willie Mullins' and an opening mark of 95 appears to be fair. Sizing Malbay arrives in good heart and is likely to post another solid effort, while Fake Media's third, also at Tramore, 13 days ago puts her in the mix.
Prediction : 1st Lets Go Again 2nd Sizing Malbay 3rd Fake Media

DORANS RIVER completed the course for the first time on his third chase start at Galway at the start of the month, having either fallen or unseated on his other efforts over the larger obstacles. However, he is better judged on his Ballinrobe success over timber the time before and a 6lb rise for that victory might not be enough to stop the nine-year-old from striking again. A repeat of Fred The Foot's Limerick success last month can see him go close, while Spring Watch will find this easier than his assignment at Galway on his latest outing.
Prediction : 1st Dorans River 2nd Fred The Foot 3rd Spring Watch

TUDORS GLORY has placed on her last couple of starts in bumpers, including at the Galway Festival four weeks ago, and she can put her experience to good use in what appears a winnable contest on paper. Arakan Quest took a decent step forward when second at Perth last time and he has to enter the reckoning along with Sweettowatch, who was a neck second at Sligo on her second outing, and Lady Rocco, a half-sister to Grade 2 bumper winner Ericht.
Prediction : 1st Tudors Glory 2nd Arakan Quest 3rd Sweettowatch