UK Horse Racing Tips: Wexford

REBEL ROSE might be capable of conceding weight to all but one of her opponents. As a bumper winner, the Mark Fahey trained six-year-old has to carry a penalty but on overall form she still stands out in the context of this field. Her Limerick win has been well advertised subsequently by the second, while her hurdles form is just about the best on offer. Steak And Onions has run well over flights on a couple of occasions but hung very badly at Killarney so may be better suited to going right-handed. Dinero Falso has been placed on four of her last five starts, including at this track. She won't have to improve a great deal to win one of these. Ardera Ru and Memorable Daise also merit consideration.
Prediction : 1st Rebel Rose 2nd Steak And Onions 3rd Dinero Falso

SHANTOU LUCKY can gain his revenge on Punchestown conqueror Marshalled at these revised weights. The Gavin Cromwell trained five-year-old was less than a length behind at the County Kildare track despite making a slight mistake at the final flight. Marshalled should again by a leading contender under Abbie O'Connor, as his hurdles mark remains exploitable relative to his chasing one. Trevena could also be nicely treated with jockey Georgie Benson taking off 7lbs. The Ballinrobe winner was only raised 5lbs for that success, so is actually running off a lower mark now. Jakes Dream upset an odds on shot in a maiden hurdle over 2m here last time. She should again be a live threat provided the step up in trip isn't an issue.
Prediction : 1st Shantou Lucky 2nd Marshalled 3rd Trevena

FARON should have every chance of following up his recent Kilbeggan win at a track that should suit. The Joseph O'Brien trained four-year-old made all the running for that win, a tactic that also suits around a tight venue such as this. Having shown ability from just a handful of runs on the level, he remains open to further progression. Dartington looked smart when winning his maiden hurdle at Navan but has been disappointing on three subsequent runs. Corey McGivern eases the geldings burden here and he could be well treated. Imperial Ruler was a beaten favourite here last time but had very solid form prior to that. The track was unlikely to have been a factor as connections return here again. Dixie Flyer and Sawbuck should also be considered in a competitive event.
Prediction : 1st Faron 2nd Dartington 3rd Imperial Ruler

Front-running EFFERNOCK FIZZ has useful recent chase form and has a favourable rating on handicap chase debut. A six-time winner including three times over hurdles, she has run well in four of her five chase runs todate and bumped into capable types on her latest runs. Her 115 chase rating is 8lb below her hurdles' mark and is suited by trip, track and going. The Mouse Doctor has returned to Tony Martin having raced in the UK and while he has yet to win in four chases, ran well at Ayr in April and is also suited by today's conditions. Nelly's Money is ground-versatile and while not ahead of the handicapper, should run well. She Tops The Lot blundered when finishing third at Tramore recently and can also get involved, having won a similar race at Tipperary last October. Eagle Moon is a course and distance winner and makes his seasonal reappearance.
Prediction : 1st Effernock Fizz 2nd The Mouse Doctor 3rd Nellys Money

CALL ME LYREEN returned to form when winning easily at Kilbeggan and should follow up. A capable 146-rated hurdler, he disappointed on chase debut and while his task at Kilbeggan was simplified by the favourite disappointing, he was a wide-margin winner and is a class above these. Three-time hurdle winner Influential Lady receives 20lb from the selection (including claims) and while she ran well on Tramore chase debut, needs to improve to beat the selection. Point-to-point winner Sholsang showed promise when second on chase debut at Down Royal but flopped over hurdles at that venue recently, when reported to be suffering from heat stress post race.
Prediction : 1st Call Me Lyreen 2nd Influential Lady 3rd Sholsang

MICA MALPIC is 8lb higher than when winning at Limerick and should be suited by today's extra distance. A debut hurdles winner in his native France in 2020, he won in first-time cheekpieces at Limerick and being an unexposed five year old, can continue to progress at staying distances on today's sound surface. Roped In has yet to win in 11 starts but ran well in a similar race here in May and should again compete well, from 3lb higher. Outside The Door's rider reported he 'made a noise approaching the last' at Punchestown in January and was 'flat out' at Thurles in March but is interesting on handicap chase debut, being a dual hurdle winner who stays well and likes good ground. Presenting Cody is a 15-race maiden who fell early-on recently but had previously run well at Killarney. An Droichead Eile blundered at the second last when third at Punchestown while Shawshank has plenty weight (albeit he is ridden by a 7lb claimer) but won a recent Open point-to-point.
Prediction : 1st Mica Malpic 2nd Roped In 3rd Outside The Door

SILVER BREEZE has solid form and should be ready on reappearance. Her two most recent runs in October and November were good efforts, running well in a hot Listed bumper at Navan and is ridden by a useful 7lb claimer. Telecon has run well in a point-to-point and bumper and while he needs to improve to win, runs on good ground for the first time, under a leading rider. Owner-ridden Second Subaltern is in his fourth year in bumpers and ran well at the Punchestown festival in April but was well held on a recent visit there. Jimalie's pedigree is light but represents a yard doing well while Gandy Man ran well on debut but is absent for 459 days and runs in a first-time hood. Soldier Solid showed promise on debut but is also long absent. Free View debuts in a tongue-tie aged six and is out of a winning dam with stamina in her pedigree.
Prediction : 1st Silver Breeze 2nd Telecon 3rd Second Subaltern