UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

PSYCHE returned to winning ways on his latest effort at Brighton and a 2lb rise, along with stepping up in trip, appears unlikely to stop Chris Gordon's gelding from backing that performance up. Autonomy can be forgiven his most recent display at Chelmsford having clearly not been at his best when searching for a fourth consecutive victory. Tynwald and Clifftop Heaven appeal most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Psyche 2nd Autonomy 3rd Tynwald

HAM AND JAM has stepped forward since moving into handicap company and stepping up in trip, finishing second at Leicester in first-time blinkers recently, and the extra couple of furlongs are likely to suit the son of Champs Elysees. Shut Up And Dance arrives in fine fettle and she is expected to be in the mix along with Penelopeblueyes, who made a significant mid-race move before fading into third at Thirsk.
Prediction : 1st Ham And Jam 2nd Shut Up And Dance 3rd Penelopeblueyes

LADY RAEBURN went close to getting her head back in front when denied by a neck at Doncaster last time and this appears to be a suitable opportunity for Kevin Ryan's filly to go one better. Temple Bruer has to be respected on his third at Doncaster at the end of last month, while others worth considering are Sarah's Verse and Cooperation.
Prediction : 1st Lady Raeburn 2nd Temple Bruer 3rd Sarahs Verse

Maktoob won on debut at this track and then wasn't disgraced in novice company at Doncaster. He bumped into a potentially smart type of Charlie Appleby's on Town Moor and is an obvious player in this, but conceding 7lb to BENY NAHAR ROAD will be no easy task. The Nathaniel colt went agonisingly close to scoring at Leicester over this trip and could be the one. Whimsy rates best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Beny Nahar Road 2nd Maktoob 3rd Whimsy

STOCKPYLE did it well at Chepstow on Friday night and the quick turnaround here suggests he's come out of that race in great nick. The son of Oasis Dream escapes a penalty for winning an apprentice handicap at the Welsh venue and another bold showing likely beckons. Smiling Sunflower got off the mark at Kempton in first-time cheekpieces and heads the list of dangers from the consistent Gidwa.
Prediction : 1st Stockpyle 2nd Smiling Sunflower 3rd Gidwa

Sweeping Statement improved between his first couple of starts for the Ralph Beckett team, and the application of blinkers can help eke out more from him, but he will do well to successfully concede 10lb to CITY STREAK. The Andrew Balding-trained three-year-old has been paying his way with minor money and his narrow Chepstow defeat suggested his turn is imminent. Grant Me Serenity has races in her and must also be considered.
Prediction : 1st City Streak 2nd Sweeping Statement 3rd Grant Me Serenity

ARCADIAN FRIEND is out of a sister to Yorkshire Oaks winner Lush Lashes, with Suamarez further back in his pedigree, so it isn't surprising he showed little as a juvenile. As a consequence, he starts handicap life off an attractive figure of 60 and this distance looks an ideal one over which to return before he goes further. Risk Averse also steps out of novice company for the first time so much better is expected, with Renegade Rose and Caracristi more exposed but worth considering.
Prediction : 1st Arcadian Friend 2nd Risk Averse 3rd Renegade Rose