UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Spirit Of Applause looked outpaced when stepping significantly up in class at York earlier this month and a drop to this level could see him bounce back. However, SCOTTS' MOON is related to a handful of smart types, including Taxiwala who won a Listed contest in Doha, and just gets the nod. He was not disgraced on his debut and can improve for that introduction, while Sipahsalar is another not to dismiss.
Prediction : 1st Scotts Moon 2nd Spirit Of Applause 3rd Sipahsalar

KELPIE GREY was just denied victory on his most recent outing over 5f and a step up in trip could be what he needs to get his head in front. He makes his handicap debut and looks set to shed his maiden tag at the fourth time of asking, but a first-time visor can see Atomic Impact sneak further into contention and he should not be dismissed. Orbital Chime looks pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Kelpie Grey 2nd Atomic Impact 3rd Orbital Chime

DESERT HERO won well at Haydock on debut before finishing a very respectable third in a 7f Group 3 at Sandown in August. He kept on well during that occasion which left the impression that a stiffer stamina test could suit and he shades the vote over the Grant Tuer-trained Oh So Charming, who caught the eye when bolting up at this track most recently. Open Choice makes his debut and completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Desert Hero 2nd Oh So Charming 3rd Open Choice

MAGNA MORALIA may not be the most consistent but he has shown enough in recent starts to suggest that a contest of this nature should be within his grasp. Two of his three career wins have come on soft ground as well, so that may be enough to see off the likes of Licit, who was a determined winner at Catterick on his penultimate start, and Nastasiya, who could be suited by the drop in trip.
Prediction : 1st Magna Moralia 2nd Licit 3rd null

AWAAL may not have been in action since May but the form of that second has been franked since, and a mark of 93 on handicap debut could prove lenient. The form of the stable is another plus and the son of Lope De Vega should have too much for the admirable Pisanello, who has gone close here on his last two starts. Narrowly behind him on the most recent occasion was Spirit Catcher, who is now 1lb below his last winning mark.
Prediction : 1st Awaal 2nd Pisanello 3rd null

It is unusual for any horse in this sphere to be making their debut as a five-year-old, but ABRUZZO MIA can make up for lost time following a highly encouraging second on his racecourse bow over C&D last month. Pussycat Eyes is another open to improvement after some promising efforts on the all-weather, while the same can be said of Grant Wood on just his second run for new connections.
Prediction : 1st Abruzzo Mia 2nd Pussycat Eyes 3rd Grant Wood

BLAZING SON went close under Mark Winn over 7f here 10 days ago but he's equally effective over this trip and looks a reliable enough character to get the vote today. The gelding was also narrowly denied in a division of this race last season and, from a 2lb lower mark, this could finally be his time to shine. Somewhere Secret actually won the other division of this race under Laura Coulghlan last term and is feared once more, despite having to give weight away all round. Highjacked completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Blazing Son 2nd Somewhere Secret 3rd Highjacked

This is equally as competitive as division one of the race with the likes of Porterinthejungle, Amasova and Slainte Mhath all holding their form and each merits serious consideration. However, CALETA SUNRISE is a relatively lightly-raced filly who has thrived since being tasked with racing over six furlongs. She won her maiden at Windsor in fine style earlier in the month and is taken to stride on from here.
Prediction : 1st Caleta Sunrise 2nd Porterinthejungle 3rd Slainte Mhath