UK Horse Racing Tips: Fontwell

POND ROAD shaped in three novice/maiden hurdle outings as though he would benefit from stepping up in distance, and he gets that on his handicap bow. Kim Bailey's string are in decent form at present and the five-year-old is taken to go well off this mark. Gonnabegood could enter calculations having gone well fresh last season, winning a Ffos Las handicap hurdle, while Definately Vinnie is capable of being in the mix.
Prediction : 1st Pond Road 2nd Gonnabegood 3rd Definately Vinnie

SENSULANO shaped with a fair amount of promise on her chasing debut when runner-up at Ffos Las against the geldings and the daughter of Milan can put that experience to good use against her own sex. Midnight Tune appears the most solid threat to the selection despite a fall when last seen at Plumpton in February, while Yeats Baby progressed nicely through the spring and could have more to come now going chasing.
Prediction : 1st Sensulano 2nd Midnight Tune 3rd Yeats Baby

MASON JAR avoids a penalty for his Ascot success six days ago and could take the world of beating for Dr Richard Newland and Sam Twiston-Davies. The five-year-old has been shrewdly placed in recent weeks, and is expected to prove too strong for recent Wincanton runner-up Now Look At Me, who has plenty of scope on just his second handicap start. Ramore Will and Paseo are others to take seriously.
Prediction : 1st Mason Jar 2nd Now Look At Me 3rd Paseo

DEJA VUE showed promise when last seen finishing third at Worcester in May and a prominent ride would see her go close once more. The 82,000-pounds purchase is bred to make into a nice type given time for Anthony Honeyball, and might have too much for Mystic Dreamer, who won a competitive mares' bumper at Cheltenham in April when finishing ahead of Early Morning Rain (fifth). Giving Back could prove best of Alan King's two runners.
Prediction : 1st Deja Vue 2nd Mystic Dreamer 3rd Early Morning Rain

Timcoda was touched off on his seasonal reappearance/first start post wind surgery at Uttoxeter and he should remain competitive off a 3lb higher mark, but it could pay to side with course winner LOVE THE LEADER. He arrives in excellent form, having backed up his Wincanton success with a solid placed effort over C&D, and, although a 7lb rise will obviously make life tougher, he looks sure to give another good account. Dont Be Robin and Kiwi Myth are other respected players.
Prediction : 1st Love The Leader 2nd Timcoda 3rd Dont Be Robin

It could be worth recording this one, with a number of potentially smart performers going to post. Harry Fry's bumper runners always warrant respect so any market support for Sound Wall could well be worth noting, while Threeunderthrufive is a half-brother to Bordini, who was successful at Listed level in this sphere, and represents powerful connections. Castlegrace Rose and Kid Commando are other names to note, but a chance is taken on LOOK ALIVE, who won impressively between the flags at Stradbally in April and his new trainer, Tom George, has been amongst the winners of late.
Prediction : 1st Look Alive 2nd Sound Wall 3rd Threeunderthrufive