UK Horse Racing Tips: Plumpton

KILFILUM WOODS was far from disgraced when second behind this year's Persian War runner-up Outlaw Peter at Kempton in May, and he's arguably the one to beat on that form. Alien Storm and Our Champ displayed a fair level ability in bumpers, however, and they could provide a stern challenge on their respective hurdling bows. Rewired struck over timber at Fakenham in March, has gone well fresh in the past and can't be ruled out on his seasonal reappearance.
Prediction : 1st Kilfilum Woods 2nd Alien Storm 3rd Our Champ

Who Is That took a step forward when making a successful reappearance at Fontwell earlier this month and he ought to remain competitive from 2lb higher, but preference is for AGENT SAONOIS. Neil Mulholland's six-year-old finished a good second over C&D on his chasing bow and he looks sure to improve for that experience. Ozzie Man has not been sighted for the thick end of a year, but is dangerous to rule out for a stable that have been among the winners in recent days.
Prediction : 1st Agent Saonois 2nd Who Is That 3rd Ozzie Man

Well found in the market on each of his qualifying runs, HILL STATION makes plenty of appeal on his handicap debut and he's fancied to take a step forward for the Gary Moore team. Mordred arrives in search of a hat-trick having scored over fences at Sedgefield last month and he demands the utmost respect along with Martin Spirit, who ought to go close if building on his latest Fontwell second. Cornicello shouldn't be underestimated either.
Prediction : 1st Hill Station 2nd Mordred 3rd Martin Spirit

Chris Gordon and Tom Cannon do particularly well here and with the yard in good form, it may be best to side with PASVOLSKY. Lightly raced over fences, he won over C&D in December last year and is beginning to look well-handicapped. I See You Well has scored here five times and is hard to overlook, though he seems better over further. Al Roc is also noted now down in distance.
Prediction : 1st Pasvolsky 2nd I See You Well 3rd Al Roc

The Moore family rarely leave here without a winner and that points to the chances of MARK OF GOLD, who has won two of his four starts at Plumpton and may have even more to come as a five-year-old. He might be able to see off the interesting Overpriced Mixer, who returns from a wind operation following 18 months off and may have more to offer for a stable who don't send horses here that often. Glimpse Of Gold could prove best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Mark Of Gold 2nd Overpriced Mixer 3rd Glimpse Of Gold

If BLADE RUNNER is ready to roll after six months off the track then he could prove hard to beat having won both of his C&D starts over fences, the latest by 14 lengths in April. He shares top-weight here, but there is every chance there is a lot more to come from him. Art Of Illusion could be his biggest rival under Harry Bannister who rides this track as well as anyone, while Artemision is one to watch after moving to the Emma Lavelle stable.
Prediction : 1st Blade Runner 2nd Art Of Illusion 3rd Artemision

MILANESE ROSE is unexposed at this trip and can be expected to be sharper after her seasonal return at Uttoxeter last month. Hana Collonges was badly hampered by a loose horse in that race and might get closer to the selection this now she's tried in cheekpieces. Makety completes the shorlist.
Prediction : 1st Milanese Rose 2nd Hana Collonges 3rd Makety