UK Horse Racing Tips: Brighton

A case can be made for most of these but none more so than STREET PARADE, who was only beaten a nose over C&D earlier in the month. The six-year-old merits the utmost respect off just a 2lb higher mark. Course winner Porfin scored cosily at Lingfield on Saturday and is entitled to maximum respect if turned out again. Shamshon is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Street Parade 2nd Porfin 3rd Shamshon

RED TREASURE displayed considerable promise when finishing second on her racecourse debut at Windsor at the beginning of the month. The daughter of Muhaarar is entitled to improve for that experience and she could be hard to beat. Georgiava has hit the crossbar a couple of times already and is an obvious threat. There are winning sprinters in Lady Amanda's family and she is a newcomer to note.
Prediction : 1st Red Treasure 2nd Georgiava 3rd Lady Amanda

MINHAAJ has not been beaten far on her last three starts and this weak contest appears to be an ideal opportunity for the five-year-old to earn her third career victory. Doc Sportello failed to fire last time but is only 2lb higher than when winning over C&D in May. Global Acclamation is another to note having put in a promising display at Windsor a couple of weeks ago.
Prediction : 1st Minhaaj 2nd Doc Sportello 3rd Global Acclamation

ALFRED COVE wasn't far off getting off the mark when second at Hamilton in June and if improving for the switch to the George Scott yard, he is capable of registering his first win. Ischia has made a satisfactory start to life in handicaps and James Fanshawe's filly is a player now back in a maiden. La Equinata took a step forward when second at Chelmsford, and Masterclass isn't out of it either.
Prediction : 1st Alfred Cove 2nd Ischia 3rd La Equinata

Temur Khan clearly loves it here and goes for a quickfire Brighton hat-trick but although he's respected, HIDDEN PEARL could be the one to side with. John Berry's mare was two lengths behind Temur Khan last time, but with a decent swing in the weights taking into account Harry Davies' claim, she is capable of reversing the form. Largo Bay also warrants respect having scored over course and distance when last sighted in June.
Prediction : 1st Hidden Pearl 2nd Temur Khan 3rd Largo Bay

WHOLETTHEDOGSOUT was a narrow winner at Ffos Las when sporting a visor for the first time, and a 3lb rise is unlikely to prevent another bold showing. Sweet Fortune might be the one to chase the selection home after she won at Wolverhampton, although Amarillo Gold has seemingly taken a step forward since moving into nurseries and certainly isn't discounted.
Prediction : 1st Wholetthedogsout 2nd Sweet Fortune 3rd Amarillo Gold

DE VEGAS KID rarely runs a bad race at this venue and after a good fourth in a better race here earlier in the month, Tony Carroll's eight-year-old is fancied to return to winning ways. Spanish Mane is another contender with course form who can't be ruled out, while Granary Queen should find this drop in class to her liking and will give it a good go off top weight.
Prediction : 1st De Vegas Kid 2nd Spanish Mane 3rd Granary Queen