UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

Cases can be made for several of these but top of the list is BLUE COLLAR LAD, who is somewhat unlucky not to be arriving here on a hat-trick having gone close at Yarmouth last week. Runner-up on his last two outings, Big Bard deserves a change in luck and he is respected, along with the selection's stablemate Evasive Power. Connie's Rose and Grey Galleon are capable of being in the shake-up as well.
Prediction : 1st Blue Collar Lad 2nd Big Bard 3rd Evasive Power

It may not have been the strongest race FANCIFUL contested on her debut last month but she showed enough to suggest that a contest of this nature would be well within her grasp. The step up in trip is a positive and she can get the better of 12-race maiden Caleta Sunrise, who is likely to run her race again having finished runner-up on three of her last four outings. Shades Of Summer is open to improvement, as well as Elettaria.
Prediction : 1st Fanciful 2nd Caleta Sunrise 3rd Shades Of Summer

DIVINA GRACE wasn't beaten far on her first go in a nursery at Wolverhampton last month and she is open to further improvement now dropped in grade. Rae Guest's filly already has a win to her name at Newmarket this season and that form looks a bit stronger than Enochdhu's easy win at Kempton. Sydney Mews looks one that could relish the step up in trip, while Mirabello Bay is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Divina Grace 2nd Enochdhu 3rd Sydney Mews

This trip looks perfect for BAD COMPANY and, if running to the same level as when narrowly denied at Epsom last time, he should take all the beating off the same mark. Hamaki has been progressing nicely of late and, although he slightly disappointed at Newbury latest, that looked a stronger race than this and he's entitled to go well. Wahraan may benefit from his latest outing when third on his first start after nearly a year off and he's another to keep a close eye on.
Prediction : 1st Bad Company 2nd Hamaki 3rd Wahraan

STAR PLAYER was unlucky when narrowly denied in a match at Yarmouth last month but, with Tom Marquand taking over in the saddle, he's fancied to make amends and gain his second victory. Grand Central needs to put a disappointing effort at Doncaster behind him when well beaten on his first start in a nursery, but he has undergone wind surgery since and now wears first-time cheekpieces. Chourmo also warrants respect going back up in trip.
Prediction : 1st Star Player 2nd Grand Central 3rd Chourmo

MY LION very much looks the part on paper and, despite showing signs of inexperience, she made a pleasing start when finishing fourth at Yarmouth on debut. With that run under her belt, Andrew Balding's filly is fancied to get off the mark. The David Simcock yard have been in good form of late so Folk Star should be monitored in the betting market on debut, while Klimova showed some promise when finishing sixth at Leicester on her first start.
Prediction : 1st My Lion 2nd Folk Star 3rd Klimova

Therapist and Gentle Whinny are closely matched based on their form at Newmarket last month and it would be no surprise to see them both go well this afternoon. That said, preference is for BLOOMWITHGRACE, who was only beaten a length into third on her debut at Newbury recently and she would have gone closer with a clear run. The daughter of No Nay Never can only improve for that experience and she merits the utmost respect.
Prediction : 1st Bloomwithgrace 2nd Gentle Whinny 3rd Therapist

In an open event, marginal preference is for the unexposed KIRILENKO, who showed decent form in maiden/novice company and she only found Rose Barton narrowly too good on her handicap bow in June. A swing in the weights could help the daughter of Ulysses reverse that form today. August Chelmsford winner Secret Army is another with strong form claims, while Foden should not be discounted either.
Prediction : 1st Kirilenko 2nd Secret Army 3rd Rose Barton