UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

Hi Clare failed to build on a series of creditable efforts when stepping up in class for her most recent outing and, despite the drop back down in grade, she could struggle off top-weight. Therefore, preference is for the Richard Hughes-trained NO NEWS, who makes his handicap bow following a far from disgraced fourth at Chelmsford over 7f. He kept on well that day, which left the impression that a stiffer stamina test could suit. Edmund Ironside is another to note.
Prediction : 1st No News 2nd Hi Clare 3rd Edmund Ironside

This could go the way of the John and Thady Gosden-trained CONQUISTADOR, who has been steadily progressive since making his racecourse bow in July, culminating in a decent third at Newbury earlier this month. A drop in class can see him shed the maiden tag at the main expense of Golden Passport, who seeks to build on his debut transferring to the all-weather. Hana Sakura is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Conquistador 2nd Golden Passport 3rd Hana Sakura

Mumma Mac seemed to benefit from a wind operation when finishing a much improved second on her latest outing over this C&D, but BRAZEN DIAMOND has yet to run a bad race at this track and can bounce back to winning form following a respectable third on her most recent outing. She retains the mark from that run, while Willing To Please is another not to be taken lightly.
Prediction : 1st Brazen Diamond 2nd Mumma Mac 3rd Willing To Please

Jumira Bridge boasts strong credentials at this level and Derek Shaw's charge ought to make his presence felt. However, preference is for BERNARD SPIERPOINT. The five-year-old rattled off a hat-trick last winter and now finds himself 2lb below his last winning mark. Recent turf performances have been encouraging but he should be even better suited by a return to the all-weather. Nacho hit the frame in behind a well-handicapped rival on his latest outing and he merits a place on the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Bernard Spierpoint 2nd Jumira Bridge 3rd Nacho

A 301-day absence proved to be no problem for GOLDEN SHOT as the son of Golden Horn cruised to success at Southwell one week ago. Sir Mark Prescott's charge remains open to plenty of further improvement and a 6lb penalty looks unlikely to prevent another bold showing. London has been holding her form well and should be in the thick of things, along with Fellowship, who bounced back to form last time.
Prediction : 1st Golden Shot 2nd London 3rd Fellowship

ICE HOUSE found herself with too much to do at Catterick earlier this month and a more prominent ride this evening could see the unexposed daughter of Ulysses open her account. A first-time visor could help Typewritten bounce straight back to form following a below par effort last time, while Sundayinmay is preferred to Sea Of Charm in the battle for third. Bateau Bay needs watching in the betting market ahead of her handicap debut.
Prediction : 1st Ice House 2nd Typewritten 3rd Sundayinmay