UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

Any market support for Sicario on his first start for Mick Appleby should be noted, with him boasting an excellent record with horses joining him from other stables, but the vote goes to KING CHARLES. A C&D winner in June, he also scored on his penultimate start at Ayr and it would be no surprise if the five-year-old proved too strong for the opposition. Hellavaheart and Eddie The Beagle are others worth considering.
Prediction : 1st King Charles 2nd Hellavaheart 3rd Eddie The Beagle

GIRL MAGIC wasn't disgraced when sixth in a valuable sales race at Newmarket last Saturday and the daughter of Havana Grey is expected to take advantage of this easier assignment. Corinthian Kid returned to form on the all-weather when third at Southwell and she is capable of being in the mix, while Catwalk Model and Topo Chico could both have more to offer.
Prediction : 1st Girl Magic 2nd Corinthian Kid 3rd Catwalk Model

ANGLE LAND benefited from a first-time visor when third at Yarmouth on her latest start and Robert Cowell's filly could have more to offer if the headgear has the same desired effect. Lucky Shake is expected to return to form following a below par performance at Southwell, while Triple Jaye and Bonita B are also capable of better than showing last time out.
Prediction : 1st Angle Land 2nd Lucky Shake 3rd Triple Jaye

With little form to work with, Arc winning jockey Luke Morris looks to have the best chance as he rides AL SHAMI, who outran his price at Ffos Las when coming second at 14/1, with the rest of the field strung out behind. Nominal improvement would make him hard to beat here, with Tomahawk King a potential rival. Slowly away on his only start at Salisbury, he ran on to finish a three-length fourth and can only learn from that experience. Lady Of Arabia and Ana Hadi also make the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Al Shami 2nd Tomahawk King 3rd Lady Of Arabia

Crystal Dawn was all out to win by a head last time and an added 3lb from the handicapper means she may have to settle for a place. SHIN SAW GYI is still a maiden after four top-three finishes but she is reunited with Hollie Doyle, who rode her into second twice when she was with Archie Watson. A repeat of either of those performances may well prove good enough, with Aviary a massive danger after her length fifth in a better race at Lingfield.
Prediction : 1st Shin Saw Gyi 2nd Aviary 3rd Crystal Dawn

Martineo has won four times here, once over this C&D, and three of them off higher marks. He should be spot on now after two starts in September and could go well. On Reflection has posted some solid efforts and he has a chance if the cheekpieces bring about improvement, but CLASHANISKA gets the vote. He ran on late when third over the mile at Lingfield and can do better if he has the speed to be ridden nearer to the pace over this trip.
Prediction : 1st Clashaniska 2nd Martineo 3rd On Reflection

Robert Havlin will be riding the crest of a wave having gained a maiden Group 1 success aboard Commissioning in the Fillies' Mile last week and he could grab another victory with FRANCESI. Sean Woods' charge has been knocking on the door in recent starts and the son of Caravaggio looks more than capable of scoring at this level. Kenilworth King opened his account over C&D nine days ago and can't be underestimated despite his high draw, while Visibility heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Francesi 2nd Kenilworth King 3rd Visibility

POINT LOUISE has been running to a consistent level in recent starts and, having won at this venue from a 4lb higher mark last October, she could land the spoils. The booking of Hollie Doyle aboard Cafe Sydney makes her of interest, as is the unexposed Salve Japan, who is tried in first-time cheekpieces. Peripeteia ran well in third behind a well-handicapped sort earlier this month (over an extended 1m1f) and the daughter of Sir Percy might not be far away if seeing out this longer trip.
Prediction : 1st Point Louise 2nd Cafe Sydney 3rd Peripeteia