UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

ELECTRIC BLUE finished third to leading juvenile Dandalla on her racecourse debut at Newcastle in June and James Tate's filly is entitled to have learnt plenty from that experience. The booking of Ryan Moore is noted and she can reverse the form with the runner-up from that contest, Navajo Spring, who bounced back from a poor effort when third at Beverley last month. Khabib can step forward from his debut at Pontefract with the flatter track likely to aid his cause.
Prediction : 1st Electric Blue 2nd Navajo Spring 3rd Khabib

BLUE HERO ran with a fair amount of promise when third on debut at Windsor and the son of Air Force Blue boasts a pedigree that suggests he could relish the all-weather surface. Boogie Time ran well on his first start at Hamilton and is likely to take a step forward from that effort, while others to note include Igotatext, who found Royal Ascot too much to handle, and Operatic.
Prediction : 1st Blue Hero 2nd Boogie Time 3rd Igotatext

SHESAHEART was no match for a comfortable winner on her second outing at Catterick but that performance suggested a mark of 62 on her nursery debut is workable. Annie Rose is open to improvement on her third start having run with credit when fifth at Ripon, while Day Job is better than what he showed when third at Musselburgh last time.
Prediction : 1st Shesaheart 2nd Annie Rose 3rd Day Job

MAID MILLIE has been in consistent form since the resumption of racing having placed on all three starts and the four-year-old's consistency might just be enough to get her back to winning ways here. Qaaraat ran well when second over C&D in June and could bounce back after a couple of below-par efforts, while Hard Solution is respected under a penalty following his recent course victory.
Prediction : 1st Maid Millie 2nd Qaaraat 3rd Hard Solution

COLONIZE ran on to finish third at Windsor on his most recent start and the step back up in trip, combined with the application of cheekpieces, could eke out more improvement from John Gosden's colt. Thumur shaped as though he would benefit from the step up to 1m4f when fourth at York last month, while Vindicate may have more to offer in a first-time visor.
Prediction : 1st Colonize 2nd Thumur 3rd Vindicate

Eight-time course winner STREET POET made it two victories from his last three starts when scoring over 7f here last time and the seven-year-old is right at the top of the shortlist once again. The all-weather specialist knows every inch of this circuit and should have no problem with the return to further off a 4lb higher mark. Dawn Breaking is two from two since the restart and is extremely interesting now switched to the all-weather, while Thorn was only beaten a neck over a mile at Haydock when last seen and steps up in trip off a 2lb higher rating here.
Prediction : 1st Street Poet 2nd Dawn Breaking 3rd Thorn

COME ON BEAR's form figures in the early part of 2020 mark him out as the one to beat here and Joseph Parr's course-and-distance scorer is backed to make a winning return from a few months off the track. Aghast, who was also entered at Leicester on Wednesday, steps up in trip with a 7lb apprentice aboard following a pair of respectable efforts recently, while Poppy May was fourth over 6f here last time and has won over this distance in the past.
Prediction : 1st Come On Bear 2nd Poppy May 3rd Aghast

BEAN CHLONARD shaped with real encouragement when fourth on her handicap debut at Chepstow earlier this month and she makes plenty of appeal as she attempts to improve on that career best, now tried on the all-weather. Zinnia looked to be heading in the right direction when fourth at Ripon last month and the move up to this distance could bring about improvement. Aiguillette has the proven form in the book and is respected on his reappearance, with Mont Kiara and Deeds Not Words others to note.
Prediction : 1st Bean Chlonard 2nd Aiguillette 3rd Zinnia

GRACE PLUNKETT appreciated the drop back to 7f when scoring over course and distance last time and Richard Spencer's filly could be tough to beat once again, with Angus Villers' 5lb allowance negating the 2lb rise she was handed for that success. This appears Giant Steps' preferred distance and he placed over track and trip off this rating at the weekend, while Joe's Way was on the scoresheet on his handicap bow at Ayr last week and is interesting under a 6lb penalty.
Prediction : 1st Grace Plunkett 2nd Joes Way 3rd Giant Steps