UK Horse Racing Tips: Haydock

SILKY WILKIE has been a consistent customer this term and found just one too strong on his latest outing at Glorious Goodwood. The progressive three-year-old has only been raised 2lb for that effort and gets the nod to capitalise in these calmer waters. There are plenty of dangers, though, including Kimngrace, who has the assistance of a 5lb claimer after a respectable effort at Goodwood. Glorious Rio is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Silky Wilkie 2nd Kimngrace 3rd Glorious Rio

With plenty of exciting debutants on show, preference is for the Roger Varian-trained CHARYN, who cost 250,000gns as a yearling. The son of Dark Angel is a full-brother to classy sprinter Wings Of War and is fancied to hit the ground running. It would be no surprise to see Kitai mount a bold bid, while Road To The East may follow them home.
Prediction : 1st Charyn 2nd Kitai 3rd Road To The East

In this competitive contest, marginal preference is for GOOD EARTH, who arrives in a rich vein of form. The son of Acclamation has claimed three victories in his last six outings, making the frame in his last eight, and the progressive five-year-old can continue his ascendancy. Toussarok gave a good account of himself at Glorious Goodwood and demands plenty of consideration stepping into these calmer waters. Cold Stare is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Good Earth 2nd Toussarok 3rd Cold Stare

AWARD DANCER has been a revelation since joining the Grant Tuer team and the hat-trick looks very much on the cards following a taking comeback success at Musselburgh. As long as he handles the step up in trip, he can see off the likes of Redcar winner Forgivable and Jewel Maker, who was narrowly denied at Pontefract earlier in the week. The unexposed American Flag and Miramichi can also have a say in proceedings.
Prediction : 1st Award Dancer 2nd Forgivable 3rd Jewel Maker

A difficult puzzle to solve, though it can pay to side with INDIAN DREAM, who made a very favourable impression when getting off the mark at Epsom. The son of Sioux Nation could be nicely treated off a mark of 82 on his handicap debut and he is just preferred to the consistent Urban Sprawl, who has not been outside the first two in his last three. Narrowly denied at Chester last week, Have Secret is likely to be in the mix along with C&D winner Disputed and Fomo.
Prediction : 1st Indian Dream 2nd Urban Sprawl 3rd Have Secret

THE FLYING GINGER may be happiest at a mile and has previously been successful twice over the trip. Roger Fell's filly has been competing over middle-distances this campaign, but is now rated 4lb below her last winning mark and gets the nod. Ascot winner Tarrabb steps up in distance and seems an obvious threat, while Valley Mist seeks improvement in first-time cheekpieces on her handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st The Flying Ginger 2nd Tarrabb 3rd Valley Mist

The hat-trick seeking Arctic Fox steps up in trip after a four-length course victory that suggested a stiffer stamina test could work in her favour. However, EL PICADOR arrives following a creditable third in a class 3 at York and the nature of that run indicated that more could well be in his locker, especially with an extra half-mile to tackle. Real Terms is another looking to secure a third consecutive win and also commands a lot of respect.
Prediction : 1st El Picador 2nd Arctic Fox 3rd Real Terms