UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

In this competitive contest marginal preference goes to GUMAIS (also engaged to run at Ffos Las on Thursday), who recorded a career-best effort when third at Leicester on Sunday. The George Scott-trained juvenile can take another step forward and mount a bold bid. Estehwadh hit the line with plenty of conviction at Lingfield last time out and rates the most immediate danger, while Bem Te Vi is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Gumais 2nd Estehwadh 3rd Bem Te Vi

MAN ON A MISSION is the only runner in this contest with a win on an artificial surface to his name and the son of Swiss Spirit looks poised to add a second win to that tally. The three-year-old gave a good account when fifth at Southwell last time out and he gets the nod off 1lb below his last winning mark. Primo is likely to be in the mix after a respectable effort at this venue on his latest outing, while Chester Le Streak completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Man On A Mission 2nd Primo 3rd Chester Le Streak

Next Second shed the maiden tag at the 14th time of asking and the three-year-old demands the utmost respect. This contest, however, can go to the course specialist NACHO, who gave a good account when fourth at Ayr on his latest outing. The son of Camacho can record a fourth victory over C&D, while Independence Day may sneak minor money.
Prediction : 1st Nacho 2nd Next Second 3rd Independence Day

If MELLOW YELLOW is ready to go after an 11-month absence, she sets a pretty high standard for the others to aim at and could take all the beating on just her third career start. William Haggas' filly won at Newmarket after a good second on debut at Newcastle and both of those races have produced plenty of winners, so she looks capable of winning again. Infinitive made a pleasing start when second at Salisbury in June and rates as the main danger, while Labiba is a well-bred newcomer for Godolphin that should be monitored in the betting.
Prediction : 1st Mellow Yellow 2nd Infinitive 3rd Labiba

ALWAJD got off the mark at Lingfield last week and she looks to have been found the perfect opportunity to follow up by her trainer Ian Williams. The daughter of Dark Angel finished strongly there and the extra furlong is unlikely to prevent her going in again. Promotion appears to be the most likely to chase the selection home off 1lb lower than when beaten a neck at Bath in May, while the lightly-raced Dawahy is another to consider on just her second run in a handicap.
Prediction : 1st Alwajd 2nd Promotion 3rd Dawahy

A tricky puzzle to solve, but slight preference is for Hugo Palmer's runner CALETA SUNRISE. She was a good second at Ayr last month and is capable of going one better on this occasion. Q Twenty Boy has been consistent of late and looks a solid threat to the selection, while Ustath is another who can get involved after finishing second at Southwell a fortnight ago.
Prediction : 1st Caleta Sunrise 2nd Q Twenty Boy 3rd Ustath