UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

ANGEL POWER cost 150,000gns at Tattersalls Book 1 last October and makes plenty of appeal on paper being a daughter of Lope De Vega, with the majority of his offspring preferring some cut in the ground. Grenadine comes from a top Coolmore family and warrants plenty of respect making her racecourse debut, while Heiress also boasts a strong pedigree, as she is out of an Oaks heroine and is a half-sister to St Leger winner Sixties Icon, which makes her of considerable interest.
Prediction : 1st Angel Power 2nd Grenadine 3rd Heiress

WALIYAK shaped with a considerable amount of promise on her racecourse bow when runner-up over C&D last month and Roger Varian's filly is taken to go one better at the second time of asking. Baaqy placed on her second outing here at the end of September and is entitled to improve again from that display, while Ice Sprite appeals most of William Haggas's runners with her dam, dual-Listed winner Queen Of Ice, a winner on this card back in 2013 on her debut.
Prediction : 1st Waliyak 2nd Baaqy 3rd Ice Sprite

GLOBAL STORM shaped with a fair amount of encouragement on his three outings earlier in the year and a gelding operation, combined with Cieren Fallon's 3lb claim on nursery debut, could see him off the mark. Stars In The Sky's best effort so far came when tackling soft ground at Doncaster on her second start and the return to similar ground might unlock some improvement. Eventful, in first-time cheekpieces, and Tafish complete the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Global Storm 2nd Stars In The Sky 3rd Eventful

CRITICAL TIME got off the mark on her handicap debut at Newcastle on her most recent outing and a 3lb rise from the handicapper might underestimate William Haggas's filly, with the potential of more to come. Hammer Gun has been in decent form of late and is respected despite a quick turnaround after his second at Southwell on Wednesday, while the consistent Espresso Freddo appears best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Critical Time 2nd Hammer Gun 3rd Espresso Freddo

The form of KENZAI WARRIOR's debut success at Salisbury has already been given a boost with the runner-up, Max Vega, winning twice since, including the Zetland Stakes here last month. Roger Teal's colt is entitled to take a good step forward from that performance. Boccaccio won well on his first start at Yarmouth in May and can enter calculations despite an absence, while recent Leopardstown maiden winner San Pedro appears capable of further progression.
Prediction : 1st Kenzai Warrior 2nd Boccaccio 3rd San Pedro

Peaceful took a big step forward from her debut to easily strike at Thurles last month, and although further improvement from Aidan O'Brien's filly wouldn't be a surprise, questions have to be asked about the strength of that form. 220,000 euros purchase Heart Reef showed a professional attitude to win on debut at Haydock in September and is respected, but it is hard to ignore the claims of Charlie Appleby's ALPEN ROSE. Third in a Group 2 at Doncaster seven weeks ago, this Sea The Stars filly bumped into a nice winner there and can continue her progress.
Prediction : 1st Alpen Rose 2nd Heart Reef 3rd Peaceful

Indeed was second here behind a nice filly three weeks ago and would go close if running to his official mark of 107, while Pablo Escobarr, second behind eventual Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck in a trial at Lingfield in May, is interesting on this first start for 134 days after a wind operation. Cambridgeshire winner LORD NORTH found a 12lb rise too hot to handle in the Balmoral at Ascot last month, but he wasn't disgraced in second and should appreciate this step up in trip.
Prediction : 1st Lord North 2nd Indeed 3rd Pablo Escobarr

MITCHUM SWAGGER comes alive at this time of year, as proven when claiming this contest in 2018, and appears poised to repeat that for Ralph Beckett and Harry Bentley. The seven-year-old mudlark warmed up for this when an impressive third in the Balmoral handicap at Ascot two weeks ago, and should find this a little easier. Century Dream wasn't disgraced when seventh in a Group 1 at the same meeting, while Roseman is progressive and could prove best of the Classic generation runners in the field.
Prediction : 1st Mitchum Swagger 2nd Century Dream 3rd Roseman

PRESIDENTIAL won this last year off 1lb lower and warmed up for this renewal with an excellent performance at Haydock in September. Roger Fell's charge was only beaten a length and three quarters that day despite finishing fifth, and should feel at home in these autumnal conditions. Howzer Black caught the eye when second behind the evergreen Get Knotted at Ayr last month, while Flying Pursuit and Dance Diva both found only one too good when last seen and will be competitive again.
Prediction : 1st Presidential 2nd Howzer Black 3rd Dance Diva