UK Horse Racing Tips: Newcastle

Doctor Cross eases in class and warrants respect, as does Carbon Dating, who arrives on the back of a number of solid performances at Hamilton. Nataleena bolted up in 0-55 company here two weeks ago and deserves a crack at this better prize, but it's difficult to get away from ANYONECANHAVEITALL. Mark Johnston's gelding has won two of his last three starts, including by four lengths over C&D latest, and should be able to shrug off a further 5lb rise.
Prediction : 1st Anyonecanhaveitall 2nd Doctor Cross 3rd Carbon Dating

Tadreej stayed on powerfully to open her account at Chelmsford and she is respected under a penalty, but conceding 7lb to a filly of TULIP FIELDS' ability looks a tough enough task. Mark Johnston's charge has performed well in each of her four starts to date and, if adopting similar aggressive tactics as when runner-up over 1m here last time, she could prove tough to peg back. Maria Rosa and Fooraat, both representing powerful connections, make most appeal of the newcomers.
Prediction : 1st Tulip Fields 2nd Tadreej 3rd Maria Rosa

Difficult to be too confident about any of these, but STAR OF ST LOUIS has certainly improved since switching to handicap company and the application of first-time cheekpieces could potentially unlock another gear. Although last of six, Rominintheglomin wasn't beaten too far on bottomless ground at Hamilton latest and she won on a much slicker surface at Ffos Las the time before. She merits consideration on her all-weather debut, with David O'Meara's Schumli another name to note.
Prediction : 1st Star Of St Louis 2nd Rominintheglomin 3rd Schumli

SHE'S EASYONTHEEYE is unexposed on the all-weather and stayed on stoutly when third at Wolverhampton earlier this month. That performance wasn't far off a career best, and Faye McManoman's 5lb claim certainly helps. Lezardrieux is slowly improving with each start for Grant Tuer and outran 100-1 odds at Redcar five weeks ago, while Comeatchoo has performed well on Tapeta in the past and merits respect for his in-form connections.
Prediction : 1st Shes Easyontheeye 2nd Lezardrieux 3rd Comeatchoo

TRINITY GIRL was beaten less than two lengths at Wolverhampton on debut and, having been slowly into stride before running on well to give the winner a fright in that contest 11 days ago, it would be no surprise to see Mark Johnston's youngster win this time around. Untouchable Beauty was a little further back in third on that occasion and looks an improver to keep an eye on, while Hua Mulan has shaped nicely on both outings so far and has to be taken seriously.
Prediction : 1st Trinity Girl 2nd Hua Mulan 3rd Untouchable Beauty

MILLICENT FAWCETT, who is a half-sister to her handler John Gosden's Group-level winners Richard Pankhurst and Crazy Horse, fell victim to a fast-finishing rival who swooped late on to deny her by a head on debut at Newbury. The Kingman filly showed plenty of likeable attributes on that occasion and has the chance to get off the mark now stepping up to a mile. The well-related Qamka opened her account in June and has to be taken seriously representing a top team, while Mosakhar and Siena Mia have all-weather experience.
Prediction : 1st Millicent Fawcett 2nd Qamka 3rd Mosakhar

THE RETRIEVER ran with credit when third off this mark over 7f here 18 days ago and has the chance to build on that promising showing stepping up to a mile. Lord Rob was fifth at 50-1 in that contest and could represent plenty of each-way value this time around, while Tarnhelm went close at Musselburgh earlier this month and is respected off the same mark. Course-and-distance winner Silk Mill Blue and Rebel State, who has made the podium over track and trip the last twice, are others who require consideration.
Prediction : 1st The Retriever 2nd Tarnhelm 3rd Lord Rob