UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

LIBERTUS bounced back to form when only narrowly beaten at Lingfield last time and he merits the utmost respect off the same mark. Stromboli has improved for a wind operation judging by his second-placed finish at Ripon just over a month ago and he should not be underestimated. The unexposed Carlton And Co edges out Proclivity and Soi Dao to be the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Libertus 2nd Stromboli 3rd Carlton And Co

DAWSON LANE arguably put in a career best when finishing a close-up fourth on her handicap debut at Haydock, and the unexposed four-year-old may have even more to offer. Ustath has been running well in defeat since winning over 6f here last month and he is likely to be in the mix once again. Others to note are So Grateful, Mews House and Birdie Bowers.
Prediction : 1st Dawson Lane 2nd Ustath 3rd So Grateful

ATLANTIS BLUE was a disappointing favourite at Salisbury when last seen, but the firm ground may not have suited on that occasion. She was narrowly denied at Chelmsford prior to that and the daughter of Cityscape can be given another chance. Prakasa is closely related to Group 3 winner Without A Fight and it would be no surprise to see her go well on debut. The rest all have plenty to find, but Kaylyn is the pick of them.
Prediction : 1st Atlantis Blue 2nd Prakasa 3rd Kaylyn

An extremely competitive handicap, in which plenty have chances, but BACK FROM DUBAI has bounced back to form recently and having won off marks higher than this in the past, he can enhance his already fine Southwell record. Thrave is considered with Tom Marquand in the saddle, while Simulation Theory might be worth keeping an eye on on his first start for Declan Carroll after winning a claimer at Redcar last month.
Prediction : 1st Back From Dubai 2nd Thrave 3rd Simulation Theory

ALL GO keeps having to settle for minor money, but she hasn't had many opportunities as winnable as this and if running to form, Andrew Balding's filly can finally get off the mark. Red Astaire took a step forward when second in a Redcar handicap and he can go well again, while Bill Plumb might find this a lot more suitable than the small-field event he contested at Yarmouth earlier in the month.
Prediction : 1st All Go 2nd Red Astaire 3rd Bill Plumb

Some uninspiring form figures here and although he's not one for maximum confidence, MASQOOL might be the one to side with. James Evans' four-year-old may have needed his Kempton run after a short break, so off only 1lb higher than when winning at Lingfield in April, he's fancied to get his head back in front, providing he's over Saturday's Lingfield second. Hardy and Thaayer both made the frame on their most recent outings and they are fancied to do so again.
Prediction : 1st Masqool 2nd Hardy 3rd Thaayer