UK Horse Racing Tips: Wetherby

Ange Endormi arguably sets the standard of those who have run in a handicap, but there are a couple of interesting debutants who have now received a mark. Algesiras ran with credit when last seen finishing third at Market Rasen in December and is likely to prove more competitive now up in trip. However, PIAFF BUBBLES makes slightly more appeal with the benefit of a recent run, and has shaped with more promise in his completed starts over hurdles.
Prediction : 1st Piaff Bubbles 2nd Algesiras 3rd Ange Endormi

Loughderg Rocco is an interesting recruit to fences but he faces a stiff task given what his rivals achieved over hurdles. There was a lot to like about Press Your Luck's win on his first attempt over fences at Chepstow and that experience should stand him in good stead. However, he may struggle to concede 10lb to GELINO BELLO, who was last seen winning the Grade 1 Sefton Novices' Hurdle and he rates an exciting prospect.
Prediction : 1st Gelino Bello 2nd Press Your Luck 3rd Loughderg Rocco

NAME IN LIGHTS has proved a different proposition since being fitted with the tongue-tie, winning with ease on his last two starts, and he will prove difficult to beat if ready to roll on his seasonal/handicap debut. Parisencore was last seen finishing second at Bangor in May and a 2lb rise shouldn't prevent the Nicky Richards inmate from remaining competitive, with Market Rasen winner Rory And Me another to consider now entering handicaps for the first time.
Prediction : 1st Name In Lights 2nd Parisencore 3rd Rory And Me

Medyaf made a winning start to his hurdling career when scoring at Stratford earlier this month. He was slightly in front when left clear at the final obstacle, but marginal preference is for TUDDENHAM GREEN. Alan King's charge came back from a short break to score over this trip at Chepstow on his hurdling debut earlier in the month and can make his presence felt once more, while Mr Freedom should also be considered.
Prediction : 1st Tuddenham Green 2nd Medyaf 3rd Mr Freedom

FLIC OU VOYOU recorded an emphatic victory on his return to action earlier this month and looks set to have another progressive season ahead of him. Paul Nicholls' charge finished a respectable second in Listed company in March and looks more than capable of getting involved at this level. Into Overdrive makes his return to action following a series of consistent runs last season and is feared most, ahead of Coconut Splash.
Prediction : 1st Flic Ou Voyou 2nd Into Overdrive 3rd Coconut Splash

JAR DU DESERT, whose dam is a half-sister to a Grade 1 hurdles winner in France, appeals on pedigree and could be worth chancing on debut. Ygritte is a half-sister to a couple of winners in this discipline and the Dan Skelton-trained three-year-old is respected receiving 7lb off the boys. Solomoon runs for the same stable and has to be feared, while Obsessedwithyou also has the potential advantage of the sex allowance and is another to monitor in the betting market.
Prediction : 1st Jar Du Desert 2nd Ygritte 3rd Solomoon

There was a lot to like about the dominant display posted by UKANTANGO on his hurdles bow at Aintree in May and he is taken to pick up where he left off, despite having to shoulder a penalty. Don Hollow is an intriguing runner from the Dan Skelton yard as he showed tenacity to win a bumper here in February. He's one to bear in mind now he tackles the next stage of his development. Burrows Hall looks the pick of Sue Smith's pair of intended runners and also warrants a betting check.
Prediction : 1st Ukantango 2nd Don Hollow 3rd Burrows Hall