UK Horse Racing Tips: Bath

TWILIGHT HEIR went down fighting when only denied by a short head at Fairyhouse on debut and is of real interest dropping back to the minimum distance on his first outing for Michael Bell. The Golden Unicorn bumped into a useful operator, who has since franked the form, when second here on debut and has to be given plenty of respect. Anjella appears to be getting better with every start and is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Twilight Heir 2nd The Golden Unicorn 3rd Anjella

Course-and-distance regular BAY WATCH was on the scoresheet here for the second time on his reappearance last week and a fair 5lb rise gives him the chance to follow up now. Coronation Cottage and Crime Of Passion were both silver medallists here recently and have to be respected, while track-and-trip winning pair Nibras Again and Essaka are others to shape with encouragement recently.
Prediction : 1st Bay Watch 2nd Nibras Again 3rd Coronation Cottage

DAHIK's fourth at Leicester can be upgraded slightly considering it came in a race with a flip start and the first and second in that contest were the most alert as the tape went up. That was a much improved showing on some of his most recent outings and a switch to Nikki Evans could revive his fortunes. Captain Ryan is a course-and-distance winner and respected on his seasonal debut, while Boorowa was a silver medallist on his penultimate start and could build on his reappearance to get involved.
Prediction : 1st Dahik 2nd Boorowa 3rd Captain Ryan

Come On Girl knuckled down well to prevail by a head over this trip at Lingfield recently but a 6lb penalty may leave Tony Carroll's charge vulnerable this evening. Preference is instead for SILENT AGENDA, who appeared to win a shade cosily at Ripon last time and could feasibly defy a 7lb rise to follow up. Others to consider in an open heat are Veleta, Zulu Girl and Buy Me Back.
Prediction : 1st Silent Agenda 2nd Come On Girl 3rd Veleta

SHOOT TO KILL made all in first-time cheekpieces when landing a 5f maiden here last month and this step up in trip could unlock immediate improvement from George Scott's gelding now he moves back into handicap company in the retained headgear. City Walk came up short at Royal Ascot but is entitled to improve for this drop in grade, while Vandad rattled the crossbar at Chelmsford last time and should also be competitive, despite a recent 3lb rise in the ratings.
Prediction : 1st Shoot To Kill 2nd City Walk 3rd Vandad

With Bayston Hill's and Songkran's participation in doubt (both declared to run at Chepstow yesterday), the vote goes to SINGING THE BLUES. Rod Millman's charge brings winning C&D form to the table and is becoming dangerously well handicapped, having placed off 4lb higher at Kempton last month. Foresee and Hammy End both struck the crossbar 18 days ago, the former at Doncaster and the latter at Chepstow, and are respected.
Prediction : 1st Singing The Blues 2nd Foresee 3rd Hammy End

ANNO MAXIMO put in a stronger performance when fourth on handicap debut at Leicester last month and could build on that for Michael Bell now wearing a visor for the first time. This trip suited the three-year-old well, and he remains fully unexposed over middle distances. Costello is more exposed but hasn't been beaten far the last twice, while Folie D'amour might prove best of the remainder back on turf on her first start in handicap company.
Prediction : 1st Anno Maximo 2nd Costello 3rd Folie Damour

Grace Harris has her string in good form after SEARCHING won over hurdles a Market Rasen eight days ago and she also had a couple of winners on the level earlier in the week at this venue. The selection has enough pace to cope with this switch in code and can surely win races off a mark of 61. Hidden Depths wears a hood and drops in trip after finishing third here last month, while Earthly, who accounted for him 23 days ago, is also noted despite a 2lb rise.
Prediction : 1st Searching 2nd Hidden Depths 3rd Earthly