UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

SADIQAA impressed when landing a comfortable three-length success on debut at Leicester and there could be plenty more to come from Clive Cox's youngster who was doing his best work at the finish in that opening assignment. Jadwal was fifth in that contest and a little improvement would give him place claims this time, while Bahia Star ran better than the bare result would suggest at Lingfield on his first outing. Everything went wrong for Et Tu Brute on debut at Windsor, but justified the market support he received on that occasion when making amends with a win at Chepstow last time.
Prediction : 1st Sadiqaa 2nd Et Tu Brute 3rd Jadwal

Oisin Murphy catches the eye aboard Jedd O'Keeffe's TURN TO ROCK, who was only denied by a neck at Kempton last week, and could land a first victory for the Middleham handler off the same mark. Champagne Supanova is due to rise 4lb in the ratings and has gone close on the all-weather the last twice, while the in-form Bath winner Grey Galleon is respected, despite this looking much tougher. Dark Kris was slightly disappointing when sent off favourite at Windsor, comfortably held in second, but now has the chance to make amends off a 3lb lower figure.
Prediction : 1st Turn To Rock 2nd Champagne Supanova 3rd Dark Kris

AL RUFAA was the best part of five lengths clear of his rivals when scoring at Kempton earlier this month and John Gosden's lightly-raced Kingman colt, who cost 230,000 euros as a yearling, can strike while the iron is hot under a 6lb penalty. Royal Dynasty has been in good form since the restart and the all-weather regular landed her third win of 2020 at Chelmsford last month. She could be a factor if transferring that form to turf, with track-and-trip winner Zap and handicap debutant Al Namir others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Al Rufaa 2nd Royal Dynasty 3rd Zap

SPARKLING OLLY made a successful debut for Ralph Beckett on fast ground at Chepstow a week ago and could follow up under a 6lb penalty. A half-sister to five winners, the drop to this trip suited her well on that occasion and she can go in again before the assessor catches up. Madame Tantzy didn't appreciate a soft terrain at Chepstow last time and should do better here, while handicap debutant Katniss Everdeen is also taken seriously.
Prediction : 1st Sparkling Olly 2nd Madame Tantzy 3rd Katniss Everdeen

NUGGET looked a little unlucky not to double his career tally when beaten a neck at Windsor last time out and could make amends off the same mark. The three-year-old wasn't the recipient of the clearest of runs on that occasion when just pipped on the line, and is given another chance. Ambassadorial was just denied on the Rowley Mile last month and remains in good heart, while Cognac won at Kempton on handicap debut last month and is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Nugget 2nd Ambassadorial 3rd Cognac

DARAIN looked a potential superstar when an easy winner at Newbury on debut earlier this month and is expected to remain unbeaten for John Gosden and Qatar Racing. A full-brother to Too Darn Hot and costing 3,500,000gns, the three-year-old quickened well in the closing stages and should be open to plenty of improvement under a 7lb penalty. The unique track at Pontefract didn't suit Noonday Gun on debut, but he is out of multiple Group 1 heroine Sky Lantern and could take a big leap forward at this more conventional track. Vottoria Light can prove best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Darain 2nd Noonday Gun 3rd Vottoria Light

UNION SPIRIT arrives on a hat-trick after recent victories at Lingfield and Beverley and could feasibly defy a penalty to complete a 1m2f hat-trick. Shining Aitch struck on his handicap debut over 1m at Chelmsford and likely has further improvement in his locker now upped to this longer trip for the first time. Ice Sprite and Billhilly are others to consider in a competitive affair.
Prediction : 1st Union Spirit 2nd Shining Aitch 3rd Ice Sprite

GRAND BAZAAR stayed on strongly when scoring over the extended 1m3f at Windsor last time and could relish this extra yardage as he bids to overcome a 6lb rise. Jellystone ran out on the bend at Haydock last time but he's interesting now fitted with a visor, with the long straight here likely to suit, as he'd won twice prior to his recent mishap. Spectrum Of Light is sporting first-time cheekpieces after going close over C&D two weeks ago and could also figure.
Prediction : 1st Grand Bazaar 2nd Spectrum Of Light 3rd Jellystone