UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

GOOD JOB POWER won on his nursery debut at Epsom after running with promise in novice/maiden company prior to that effort and a 4lb rise from the handicapper might not be enough to stop Richard Hannon's colt. Anfield Girl warrants plenty of respect making her first outing in this sphere after a string of decent efforts, while Call Me Katie is respected in first-time blinkers.
Prediction : 1st Good Job Power 2nd Anfield Girl 3rd Call Me Katie

PUCHITA is able to run off the same rating after finishing second over C&D last Wednesday and, providing she jumps off on terms with the field unlike last time, the daughter of Acclamation could get off the mark at the 26th attempt. Field of Vision has been acquitting himself well of late and can enter the reckoning along with Itmakesyouthink, who placed on his latest start at Kempton.
Prediction : 1st Puchita 2nd Field of Vision 3rd Itmakesyouthink

TROOP arrives boasting a consistent level of form, placing on his last four outings, and Ann Duffield's gelding is capable of getting his head back in front for the first time since May 2018. Maisie Moo got off the mark at Kempton a fortnight ago and can be competitive off a 4lb higher rating, while Mabo, also a scorer at the Sunbury venue eight days ago, is respected under a penalty.
Prediction : 1st Troop 2nd Maisie Moo 3rd Mabo

MORE THAN LIKELY was the one to take from the race when failing to get a run at Goodwood five weeks ago and could take some stopping now in selling company for Richard Hughes. The three-year-old has a nice low draw in stall two, and might well be open to greater improvement than the likes of Tan and Celerity. The former is feared most.
Prediction : 1st More Than Likely 2nd Tan 3rd Celerity

BILLY ROBERTS takes a big drop in class after a promising fourth at Pontefract last month and might take some pegging back here if allowed an easy lead. The six-year-old has performed well on Tapeta in the past, and a mark of 62 back on this surface surely isn't beyond him. Enzo and Charlie Arthur both scored on their penultimate starts before each finding one too good last time, while First Dance has a bit of form with the selection and is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Billy Roberts 2nd Enzo 3rd First Dance

ABOUT GLORY seemed to relish the step up to this C&D when finding only one too good last time and a similar performance off the same handicap mark could be enough to score. Ramatuelle fairly bolted up on her latest outing at Brighton and has since joined Laura Morgan (was with Sir Mark Prescott). She warrants respect despite not yet really firing on the all-weather, while Mamdood completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st About Glory 2nd Ramatuelle 3rd Mamdood

KESIA made a good impression when scoring on her debut at Ascot and although upped to Listed company at Newmarket next time, it was disappointing the way she quickly dropped out. John Gosden has had 102 days to sort out anything that might have been amiss and, dropped significantly in class for her all-weather bow, she probably deserves another chance. Bye Bye Lady wasn't devoid of promise on her first start at Kempton and an improved showing is forecast, with 50,000-euro purchase Lexington Flair respected on his introductory run.
Prediction : 1st Kesia 2nd Bye Bye Lady 3rd Lexington Flair

Vandella has struck the crossbar in each of her three starts thus far, including on stable debut for David Evans at Bath last time, and she is likely to be in the shake-up again, but a chance is taken on MAQBOOLA. The Tamayuz filly left her introductory performance well behind when fourth over 6f at Windsor and any further improvement should put her bang there. Tomshalfbrother and Great Suspense are more exposed than the aforementioned pair but could be dangerous to dismiss.
Prediction : 1st Maqboola 2nd Vandella 3rd Tomshalfbrother