UK Horse Racing Tips: Plumpton

BEAN IN TROUBLE won his sole bumper outing for Alastair Ralph at Huntingdon and is capable of getting off the mark on his hurdling bow in what appears a winnable contest on paper. Certainly Red (fourth) and Laurie Come On (fifth) were closely matched in a C&D event a fortnight ago and appear the pair most likely to chase home the selection, while any market support for Call Off The Dogs would have to be noted.
Prediction : 1st Bean In Trouble 2nd Certainly Red 3rd Laurie Come On

LISP made a pleasing start to his chasing career when third in a strong contest at Warwick 12 days ago and with that experience under his belt, Alan King's gelding is likely to prove a tough nut to crack en route to bigger targets later in the campaign. De Plotting Shed finally got off the mark over fences at Newton Abbot in August and he appears the only plausible threat on paper, while Espion De Saflo rates best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Lisp 2nd De Plotting Shed 3rd Espion De Saflo

DING DING saves her very best performances over timber for this course having won here on six occasions and her most recent performance in February was arguably a career best. She tackles this distance for the third time but on the evidence of her latest victory, Sheena West's stable star might prove able to see it out. A pair of cheekpieces could see Longhousesignora take a step forward from a disappointing effort at Ludlow last month, while Shapiro is of interest with a run under her belt.
Prediction : 1st Ding Ding 2nd Longhousesignora 3rd Shapiro

NEFF emerged with plenty of credit after finishing runner-up to a 141-rated rival at Ascot at the start of last month and despite giving a penalty to all of his rivals, Gary Moore's gelding could prove too strong for the opposition. Adicci has shown a fair amount of promise in three bumper outings and is respected on his hurdling bow, while Endlessly has won his last two on the level and could be a decent recruit to this sphere.
Prediction : 1st Neff 2nd Adicci 3rd Endlessly

CHEQUE EN BLANC has won two of his six starts over fences and might be open to more improvement in this sphere. A 5lb rise for the latest of those victories seems fair and he can go in again, this time at the main expense of Uallrightharry, who has won his last two and is another on the upgrade. The Lion Dancer brings winning C&D form to the table and is noted along with last year's winner The Tin Miner.
Prediction : 1st Cheque En Blanc 2nd Uallrightharry 3rd The Lion Dancer

SADMA was most impressive when scoring at Hereford by six lengths last month and connections have found their gelding another winnable opening. The son of Street Cry got on well with 7lb claimer Edward Austin that day and everything points to another bold display. Scrutinise finished a close-up third on his first start after wind surgery at Market Rasen and is noted along with Stormingin.
Prediction : 1st Sadma 2nd Scrutinise 3rd Stormingin

KILCONNY BRIDGE won a point-to-point in good style in May and, debuting under Rules now for a shrewd operator, she is well worth siding with in the finale. She could be above-average and gets the nod ahead of stable companion Windswept Girl and Russian Exile, another newcomer representing a powerful yard and for whom the jockey booking of Jonjo O'Neill Jr. suggests connections are confident.
Prediction : 1st Kilconny Bridge 2nd Russian Exile 3rd Windswept Girl