UK Horse Racing Tips: York

SQUEALER was far from disgraced in Listed territory on his most recent run at this venue last month and given he finished just over four lengths behind the highly progressive Treasure Trove, further improvement should not be ruled out now back to novice level. Silencer is a very experienced sort who is an obvious threat dropping in trip, while Storm Fox boasts an appealing pedigree and would be foolish to discount on her debut.
Prediction : 1st Squealer 2nd Silencer 3rd Storm Fox

Despite possibly finding the trip a bit sharp, PINK CRYSTAL performed with great credit when second here at the Ebor Festival and with this extra furlong very much in her favour, she's fancied to return to winning ways, despite a 3lb rise. The ultra-consistent Aphelios must be respected once again, but the one to chase the selection home might be Lucky Man after his excellent second over C&D when last seen in July.
Prediction : 1st Pink Crystal 2nd Lucky Man 3rd Aphelios

Ebro River returned to winning ways when getting the better of Ventura Diamond (third) at Chester and the pair are likely to be in the mix. Prisoner's Dilemma has to be respected following a career-best victory in a handicap at the Curragh, but the vote goes to GALE FORCE MAYA. She has taken her form to a new level this season, landing a pair of C&D handicaps, and a return to this venue might see her go one better than last time at Pontefract.
Prediction : 1st Gale Force Maya 2nd Ebro River 3rd Prisoners Dilemma

DARE TO HOPE filled second place in a similar event over C&D in July and he arrives here just 1lb higher, despite finishing fourth in a valuable sales race subsequently. That form was boosted when the winner followed up in a Listed race earlier this week, which suggests that Richard Fahey's colt could be hard to beat. The hat-trick seeking Signora Camacho is an obvious threat to the selection, while King's Crown and Family Ties are others to note.
Prediction : 1st Dare To Hope 2nd Signora Camacho 3rd Kings Crown

Stamina will come to the fore in this staying event, with preference for THE PREDICTOR. Richard Fahey's three-year-old opened his account at the eight time of asking at Thirsk and having finished within half a length of the now 98-rated Mostly Cloudy at Doncaster in July, he could still prove well treated. Mukha Magic has made great strides this season, winning his last three starts, so he must be feared along with C&D scorer Red Force One.
Prediction : 1st The Predictor 2nd Mukha Magic 3rd Red Force One

A case could be made for plenty in this field, but the Kevin Ryan-trained SHALADAR steps up in trip having just been denied victory over 1m on his most recent outing at Leicester. Further progression looks just around the corner for this three-year-old, but Eeetee has shown plenty of encouragement recently and is a big threat. Forgivable is another to note, as are Samuel Spade and Havana Party.
Prediction : 1st Shaladar 2nd Eeetee 3rd Forgivable

MATTICE didn't get the best of starts at Newcastle but he came home well and was just denied on the line so, off 2lb higher, Tim Easterby's sprinter is fancied to go one better. Lullaby Bay disappointed in Listed company at Ayr in June but in calmer waters and with Harry Davies on board, she's fancied to go well. Mytilda ran as well as could be expected after a year off at Chester and she is interesting at a price.
Prediction : 1st Mattice 2nd Lullaby Bay 3rd Mytilda