UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

TAMARIS has to carry a 6lb penalty for his success at Wolverhampton eight days ago, but he did that with relative ease and remains open to bundles of improvement over this marathon distance. The three-year-old will be set for a big rise in the near future, and is fancied to add a turf success to his CV for Roger Charlton. Walk It Talk It just bumped into one at Lingfield last time but showed enough there to suggest that she can win soon, while The Fiddler should be happier back on a sound surface.
Prediction : 1st Tamaris 2nd Walk It Talk It 3rd The Fiddler

Volcano Bay hasn't looked the most straightforward the last twice and although he sets a solid form standard, isn't one to trust at short prices. He chucked victory away at Ripon two starts ago before occupying second once more here last time, and can be left alone for now. The vote instead goes to LADY MORPHEUS, who struck at Kempton recently. That effort can be upgraded given that she ran into trouble, and this step up in trip may bring about further improvement. Storming Jibreel could do better now handicapping.
Prediction : 1st Lady Morpheus 2nd Volcano Bay 3rd Storming Jibreel

Lord Chapelfield took a step in the right direction when a 33-1 runner-up at Ripon last time for Amy Murphy, but that isn't exactly a high form standard. Similar sentiments apply to Winter Snowdrop, who was second over C&D recently but is now 0-13 in her career so far. It might be worth taking a chance on James Fanshawe's VISOR. He lost his way a bit on the all-weather during the winter, but a mark off 55 back on turf gives him a chance and the drop in trip might also suit.
Prediction : 1st Visor 2nd Lord Chapelfield 3rd Winter Snowdrop

Simon and Ed Crisford have their team in top form currently and newcomer OPERATIC could make a winning debut for the father/son team. A 78,000 euros yearling, the daughter of Showcasing is related to plenty of useful winners, including Robert The Painter, and might be forward enough to take this. Perfect Times has the burden of a 7lb penalty for coming out on top at Kempton last month but remains open to further progress being a daughter of Gleneagles, while Jacinth was third on debut at Newbury and could also take a step forward.
Prediction : 1st Operatic 2nd Perfect Times 3rd Jacinth

Delagate The Lady is holding her form well at present and will be popular, but a chance is taken on TAWAAFOQ, who performed better than his finishing position suggests at Bath last time. He is on a good mark at present and will be winning a handicap of this nature sooner rather than later. Smokey goes back up to 6f for her handicap debut and could outrun her odds.
Prediction : 1st Tawaafoq 2nd Delagate The Lady 3rd Smokey

BREATH OF JOY looks the one to be on, as she proved her Haydock success (form which was franked by the second) was no fluke when running well for the silver medal at Chelmsford last time. Back on the grass this time, the daughter of Kodiac is still an unexposed quantity and she has a great partner in Hollie Doyle. Recall The Show wasn't disgraced in a novice event at Newmarket and it would come as no surprise if he had more to offer this year, while Rovaniemi also enters calculations.
Prediction : 1st Breath Of Joy 2nd Recall The Show 3rd Rovaniemi

PRETTY PICKLE represents a yard which can seemingly do no wrong at present. William Haggas' horses are flying and his filly can open her account in this maiden following a cracking effort in defeat here in June. Russian Virtue also represents an in-form stable and boasts some form which gives him a squeak, while Captain Claret is improving between runs and should also be taken seriously.
Prediction : 1st Pretty Pickle 2nd Russian Virtue 3rd Captain Claret

LE REVEUR has been found another good opening to continue his progression, and the hat-trick beckons. A typical Sir Mark Prescott three-year-old improver, there should be a lot more improvement in the Dream Ahead gelding and once again the shrewd Prescott has placed him well. Furqaan won at Windsor and won't let the selection have it all his own way, while Glen Esk might outrun his price.
Prediction : 1st Le Reveur 2nd Furqaan 3rd Glen Esk

Jockey Darragh Keenan has built up a good rapport with HAVEONEYERSELF and both horse and jockey have been in good form since the resumption of racing. An impressive victory at Windsor was followed by a close-up second at Bath and there might be more to come. A C&D winner to boot, he is expected to prove too strong for Grandfather Tom, who has been knocking on the door of late, and Intimate Moment.
Prediction : 1st Haveoneyerself 2nd Grandfather Tom 3rd Intimate Moment