UK Horse Racing Tips: Navan

Snowfall boasts a top pedigree, a daughter of Deep Impact out of a sister to Arc winner Found, and represents leading connections, but she is bred to want further and could find a couple of these too sharp for her. The vote, therefore, goes to FRENETIC, who was a 170,000gns purchase at Tattersalls Book 1 and makes plenty of appeal being a daughter of Kodiac. No Speak Alexander warrants a fair amount of respect along with Sola Luna, a half-sister to Group 1 winner Dominant, and Mother Earth.
Prediction : 1st Frenetic 2nd No Speak Alexander 3rd Snowfall

EARLY CALL was last seen placing at Dundalk in February and this dual course winner remains on a fair mark having also placed at the track off a higher rating in the past. Bellick won a couple of times on the all-weather over the winter months and can enter calculations along with Billyfairplay, who could have improvement to come on turf on his third start for Denis Hogan, and Littleton Hall on his yard debut for Richard O'Brien.
Prediction : 1st Early Call 2nd Bellick 3rd Billyfairplay

BE LIKE THE BIRD can be forgiven his last start at Gowran with heavy ground appearing not to suit him, and the drop back to 6f, combined with the application of a tongue-tie, could yield further improvement. Physics showed some promise in his three UK outings for Paul Cole and is of interest on his handicap bow, while others to note include Rominintheglomin, a winner over this trip last season at Ffos Las, and Life And Strife after a gelding operation.
Prediction : 1st Be Like The Bird 2nd Physics 3rd Rominintheglomin

Aidan O'Brien looks to hold a strong hand here with three youngsters engaged and the pick of the trio could well be Forest Of Dreams, a No Nay Never colt who cost 900,000 guineas as a yearling. Stable companions Hyde Park Barracks and Chief Little Hawk are both progeny of Air Force Blue and are therefore taken seriously considering the sire's exploits as a two-year-old. However, a chance is taken on THE BLUE PANTHER, who was a promising third on debut in March.
Prediction : 1st The Blue Panther 2nd Forest Of Dreams 3rd Chief Little Hawk

Sticking to sprinting seems wise for EDEN QUAY who is a sister to the multiple Group 1-winner Ten Sovereigns and was third when sent off favourite on debut over 5f at Naas in September. The No Nay Never filly has a chance to improve on that encouraging first outing and open her account in the hands of Seamie Heffernan. Musical Rue was a little further back in that Naas contest and has to be respected, while Shooting Spirit and Lord Mczie are also noted.
Prediction : 1st Eden Quay 2nd Musical Rue 3rd Lord Mczie

PASSION ran better than the bare result suggests when seventh in a strong looking renewal of the Group 2 May Hill Stakes in September and the Galileo filly could improve for the step up to 10 furlongs here now tried in first-time cheekpieces. One Voice got the better of Auxilia when they met at Leopardstown last summer, with the latter proving to be a useful operator, going on to win at Naas before being denied by less than a length in a Curragh Listed contest. She forms part of a handy looking duo for Ger Lyons alongside stablemate Yaxeni.
Prediction : 1st Passion 2nd Auxilia 3rd One Voice

INHALE cost 115,000gns in December and, having had one respectable run for Michael Bell, is interesting now in the care of Henry de Bromhead. The form of her latest race at Newcastle was boosted when the third struck last week, and this Bated Breath filly is clearly held in high regard to be competing in Listed company on her Irish debut. Ancient Spirit was second on stable bow for Jessica Harrington last autumn and won't mind this drop in trip, while two-time Group 3 scorer Buckhurst also appeals, though he may want further.
Prediction : 1st Inhale 2nd Ancient Spirit 3rd Buckhurst

GOLDEN VALOUR enjoyed a profitable winter at Dundalk for Richard O'Brien and it is worth noting that the four-year-old struck after a similar-length break on the all-weather back in March. He has to prove himself as effective on turf, but a mark of 78 could still underestimate him, and this is a nice opening. Veteran Aussie Valentine seldom lets himself down at this time of year and could hit the frame at a price, while Sod's Law is fancied to do better back on the Flat now for Luke Comer.
Prediction : 1st Golden Valour 2nd Aussie Valentine 3rd Sods Law