UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Hello Girl took advantage of a nice opening to score at Beverley on Wednesday, though she isn't the most reliable and has a 5lb penalty now. Swell Song was second at Wolverhampton last week but might not have wanted the recent deluge of rain, and perhaps this can go the way of DIRCHILL. 22lb below his last winning mark, which actually came at this venue, the six-year-old handles give in the ground and has to be of interest now dropped to 5f.
Prediction : 1st Dirchill 2nd Swell Song 3rd Hello Girl

MY KINDA DAY was narrowly touched off when second at Newcastle earlier this month on his first start since a wind operation and, although a 6lb rise looks harsh enough, the three-year-old might just be open to enough improvement now dropped to 5f. Richard Fahey's charge showed plenty of early pace last time and would be dangerous here if allowed an easy lead. Tom Tulliver just found one too good at Haydock a fortnight ago and wouldn't mind any further rain, while Wonderwork, who was third on that occasion, is also noted.
Prediction : 1st My Kinda Day 2nd Tom Tulliver 3rd Wonderwork

Roger Varian is 2-5 with juveniles here in the last five years and it wouldn't be a surprise to see a big run from his newcomer, RUMAYTHAH. A 75,000-euro yearling, this Kodiac filly is related to a couple of early types and might have too much for this field. Signora Princess showed potential on her only start at Newcastle recently and could prove best of those with experience, while Richard Fahey's Al Shoughor cost 160,000gns as a foal and is another to take seriously.
Prediction : 1st Rumaythah 2nd Signora Princess 3rd Al Shoughor

SAINT LAWRENCE made a bright start to his career at Newmarket earlier this month, in a contest won by a horse deemed good enough to take his place at Royal Ascot earlier in the week. Roger Varian's Al Kazeem colt is a half-brother to the stable's Group 2-winning two-year-old Daahyeh and should take plenty of beating. The market could be the best guide regarding the Middleham Park Racing pair Beechwood Emily and Ventura Mutiny, while Mark Johnston's newcomer Mister Allegro cost 30,000gns and has to be respected on debut.
Prediction : 1st Saint Lawrence 2nd Mister Allegro 3rd Ventura Mutiny

HIGH ACCOLADE made a very professional debut when scoring at Newcastle in October and the 42,000gns buy could take plenty of beating for a shrewd operation if in the same form. Soaring Star disappointed in a valuable two-year-old race at Doncaster last time, but was involved at the business end in his outings before that and has to be respected. Confide is a half-brother to Listed winner Red Box and is interesting on debut representing Cheveley Park.
Prediction : 1st High Accolade 2nd Soaring Star 3rd Confide

ENTRANCING thrived on heavy ground when landing a Leicester maiden on debut last summer and Richard Fahey's Mayson filly, who is a half-sister to the Group 1-winning Hooray, could have plenty more to come stepping up in trip. She looks the one to side with and could prove hard to beat, especially if there is any ease in the ground. John Jasper and Gold Zabeel both made encouraging first appearances earlier this month and are respected, while Cruising has plenty of racecourse experience and the benefit of a recent appearance in a handicap under his belt.
Prediction : 1st Entrancing 2nd Gold Zabeel 3rd John Jasper

The form of VENTURA OCEAN's comeback fifth at Newcastle certainly wasn't done any harm when the third, Red Bond, finished fifth in the Silver Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot on Wednesday. Richard Fahey's charge is entitled to be sharper now and, racing off 2lb lower than last time, he can play a leading role. Arbalet was sent off favourite for his seasonal reappearance at Newmarket and certainly wasn't disgraced in finishing fifth. He's off the same mark of 90 and should be competitive, while The Great Heir is worth a market check ahead of his first outing since September as he was gelded during the winter.
Prediction : 1st Ventura Ocean 2nd Arbalet 3rd The Great Heir

FIVE DIAMONDS has an attractive, unexposed profile and gets the vote on her stable debut for Roger Fell. There was an excuse for her disappointing effort over 1m2f at Lingfield last time (slipped on the bend) and she might not be badly treated judged on her first couple of performances. Flying Raconteur won his latest outing at Ripon in August and warrants respect now reappearing, while Harry George, Trevithick and Siena Mia are others to keep an eye on.
Prediction : 1st Five Diamonds 2nd Flying Raconteur 3rd Harry George

HANDSOME YANK was in fine form earlier this year, posting three solid efforts including when beaten half a length at Lingfield latest, and he makes plenty of appeal returning with a first-time tongue-tie equipped. Cold Light Of Day ran well in each of her four appearances last year and is one to note stepping up in trip on her first outing as a three-year-old, while Carriesmatic also merits consideration with the red-hot Ben Curtis on her back.
Prediction : 1st Handsome Yank 2nd Cold Light Of Day 3rd Carriesmatic

REVOLVER got on top late in the day over 1m4f at Pontefract last time and is fancied to back up that handicap debut success now stepped up in trip and turned out swiftly under a penalty. Warranty steps up from 1m4f and looks the main danger for Mark Johnston, while there could also be a big run on the cards from Champs Elysees filly Boulevard Beauty, who has been assessed on her juvenile form over 7f and is now tackling the sort of trip she's bred for.
Prediction : 1st Revolver 2nd Warranty 3rd Boulevard Beauty