UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

The consistent Income ought to remain competitive back on the all-weather, where he is yet to finish outside of the frame in five starts. However, preference is for course scorer RATTLING, whose juvenile form suggests a mark of 71 should be well within range. Bang On The Bell shouldn't be underestimated under optimum conditions and is one to consider, along with Angle Land, who drops in class having contested a 0-80 on her latest outing.
Prediction : 1st Rattling 2nd Income 3rd Bang On The Bell

Having finished a good second over 5f at Thirsk on his racecourse bow, HIZAAM could take a step forward now upped in distance. The son of Brazen Beau is well berthed in stall two and, if breaking on terms this evening, he might to tough to peg back. Connections opt to place a first-time tongue-tie on Rock Girl, who has a handful of placed efforts on her CV, and she's likely to be in the mix. This looks a suitable test for Hugo Palmer's newcomer Marvellous Mind, who is worth monitoring in the betting market.
Prediction : 1st Hizaam 2nd Rock Girl 3rd Marvellous Mind

In an open event, marginal preference is for RED ALERT. A previous C&D winner, Tony Carroll's charge is now 1lb below his last winning mark and having contested a 0-65 at Doncaster last month, he drops in class. Peachey Carnehan seldom runs poorly at this venue and he's likely to be in the thick of things once more, while Freedom Flyer and Polam Lane head the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Red Alert 2nd Peachey Carnehan 3rd Freedom Flyer

The lightly-raced CHURCHILL BAY looks set to give this a good go on just his second run after wind surgery. Clive Cox's runner returned from over a year off with a good second at Newmarket a fortnight ago and a 1lb rise shouldn't prevent another bold showing. True Mason won with a bit to spare at Doncaster last time and although an 8lb rise demands more from him today, he shouldn't be far away, while Mashaan is interesting on his first run for the Shaun Lycett team.
Prediction : 1st Churchill Bay 2nd True Mason 3rd Mashaan

APPRECIATE has been in incredible form over hurdles of late, following up a four-timer with two seconds recently. Although he's flattered to deceive on his previous outings in this sphere, he's simply too well handicapped to ignore off 51 and he looks worth taking a chance on. Eagle One has been frustrating of late, filling the runner-up spot in each of his last four starts, but his turn can't be far away, while Lexington Knight is another in-form rival who can't be discounted after his second at Leicester on Sunday.
Prediction : 1st Appreciate 2nd Eagle One 3rd Lexington Knight

Capla Blue was a winner last time out over 1m2f at Yarmouth and she's likely to be on the scene once again, although having been raised 2lb for that nose success, she may be vulnerable to some better treated rivals. Therefore the preference is for GIVE GRACE, who runs off the same mark as last time when Iain Jardine's three-year-old was beaten by just three-quarters of a length over 1m2f at Ayr. A repeat of that effort would see her go very close again, while Renegade Rose completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Give Grace 2nd Capla Blue 3rd Renegade Rose

HELM ROCK was well in command when scoring over 1m1f at Carlisle last time and this looks like a good opportunity to follow up that success. Daniel and Claire Kubler's charge has been raised 7lb for that five-length win and that may prove lenient. Sandy Paradise arrives here in fine form seeking a hat-trick but it appears the handicapper may have caught up with him, after rasing him 4lb for a head success over 1m at Kempton last time. Night Glass could make the frame.
Prediction : 1st Helm Rock 2nd Sandy Paradise 3rd Night Glass