UK Horse Racing Tips: Newcastle

Not only did KINGSON win on his stable debut at Haydock last time but he also won under Lizzie Morton, which is hugely encouraging. The six-year-old made much of the running that day, so cutting back in trip is unlikely to pose any problems, and he has won over this C&D in the past. He shades the verdict in a tricky opener, while the first-time hooded Buxted Too and Simulation Theory, who is interestingly the mount of Simon Walker, are unlikely to be far away either. Rocket Dancer, Termonator and Parikarma are others to watch out for.
Prediction : 1st Kingson 2nd Buxted Too 3rd Simulation Theory

Clear Angel won decisively at Wetherby last time and must enter calculations on his return to all-weather duty, but DUAL IDENTITY is taken to give weight and a beating to these rivals. He won on his course debut over 1m2f last month, form which has been franked with the second and fourth from that race both winning since, and solid placed efforts at Leicester and Lingfield have followed. Cutting back in distance is unlikely to be an issue, as he went close over 1m at Yarmouth in April, and another bold bid beckons. Mango Boy and Bashful also hold claims.
Prediction : 1st Dual Identity 2nd Clear Angel 3rd Mango Boy

All-weather debutant Runninwild arrives on the back of two cracking placed efforts on turf and should go well if taking to this surface, while Just Another also has a chance cutting back from 6f. Rebecca Menzies and Flash Figs Racing have a couple of interesting runners in Mews House and Water Of Leith, but last year's winner TANASOQ gets the vote. The nine-year-old has been knocking on the door recently and quickly turned out following a narrow defeat at Ayr last week, he is 4lb well-in this evening, which in turn leaves him racing off 4lb lower than 12 months ago.
Prediction : 1st Tanasoq 2nd Runninwild 3rd Just Another

Successful in this race back in 2018, Copper Knight proved he retains plenty of ability when winning readily at Chester on his latest start and the eight-year-old warrants the utmost respect. However, the Clive Cox-trained FERNANDO RAH still has the scope to progress and is narrowly favoured on his return from a break. City Walk, who switches back to the all-weather, and Makanah also make the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Fernando Rah 2nd Copper Knight 3rd City Walk

MY ASTRA looked destined for the top when hammering her rivals in a Listed event at Ayr last month and the daughter of Lope De Vega is a strong fancy. Rogue Millennium travelled well when seventh in the Oaks at Epsom three weeks ago and should benefit from the drop in trip, while the talented Potapova, who makes her debut over this distance, is another solid contender.
Prediction : 1st My Astra 2nd Rogue Millennium 3rd Potapova

INDEMNIFY is an interesting contender on his Tapeta debut and he has shown plenty of promise on turf over 1m recently. He recorded an encouraging second at Doncaster earlier this month and, given his dam won on the all-weather at Lingfield, he shouldn't struggle replicating his turf form on this track. Delorean could need further to thrive, having run on over this this trip at Chelmsford recently, but is worth a second look, along with the Michael Bell-trained Baltimore Boy on his second career start.
Prediction : 1st Indemnify 2nd Delorean 3rd Baltimore Boy

The one to beat may be BY YOUR SIDE, who seeks to secure a treble following two comfortable wins earlier this month. He races off 2lb higher that his last winning turf mark and also loses Harry Davies' 5lb claim, but the booking of Tom Marquand catches the eye and he should not be underestimated. Crocodile Power is feared on his return to Tapeta following a below-par run on turf last month and is only 1lb above his last winning all-weather mark. Another to note is the Ray Craggs-trained Amelia R, who has shown that she is capable of better than her most recent outing at Southwell in April.
Prediction : 1st By Your Side 2nd Crocodile Power 3rd Amelia R