UK Horse Racing Tips: Warwick

Made For You drops considerably in class from when he was last seen in May and has previously proven he can run well fresh, but he could face a tough ask off top weight and it is easier to side with WARRANTY. Gary Moore's charge bolted up by nine lengths on his seasonal debut last month and a 7lb raised mark for that run may not be enough to stop him following up today. Restitution makes his return to timber and is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Warranty 2nd Restitution 3rd Made For You

It is hard to look past the Alan King-trained GITCHE GUMEE, who is unbeaten and secured a 13-length victory over 2m at Stratford last month. He has to shoulder a 7lb penalty for that win but it may not be enough to stop him today and he certainly looks a smart prospect in the making. Amrons Sage is related to some very nice types and could also give a good account on his Rules debut, while Pride Rock completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Gitche Gumee 2nd Amrons Sage 3rd Pride Rock

A fairly tricky puzzle to solve in which marginal preference is for the unbeaten LOOKAWAY, who was last seen securing a comfortable victory in the Grade 2 bumper at Aintree in April. He makes his hurdling debut following that and is expected to be thereabouts again, as is Spring Meadow, who bolted up in emphatic style on his return to action at Ffos Las last month. The Brew Master has had a wind operation for his Rules debut and also merits consideration.
Prediction : 1st Lookaway 2nd Spring Meadow 3rd The Brew Master

Although LILY THE PINK hasn't been seen for the best part of two years now, she was a likeable individual over hurdles and is sure to have been well schooled for her chase debut. Anthony Honeyball's other participant is Swincombe Fleat, who is making her seasonal reappearance having shaped with credit over hurdles last season and any ease in underfoot conditions will only aid her prospects. Walk In Clover was certainly underwhelming on her first start over the larger obstacles last month but may be worth another chance.
Prediction : 1st Lily The Pink 2nd Swincombe Fleat 3rd Walk In Clover

A disappointing field size more than makes up for it in terms of class where there are sure to plenty of eyes on the Nicky Henerderson-trained JONBON, who makes his debut over regulation fences. His only defeat so far has come at the hands of Constitution Hill in the Supreme Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham and he can take this before heading on to bigger and better things. Monmiral was taken out at Cheltenham at the weekend on account of the ground and may give the selection most to think about. West Cork has the benefit of a recent run up his sleeve having chased home Stage Star here earlier this month and is sure to have benefitted from that experience.
Prediction : 1st Jonbon 2nd Monmiral 3rd West Cork

Grade 1 winner LOSTINTRANSLATION adds a touch of class to this contest and he rates an intriguing contender now dropped to this level. The Joe Tizzard stable have enjoyed a fine start to the season and first time out may be the best time to catch this 10-year-old. Celebre D'Allen shaped as if he could improve for this longer trip and rates a big threat, along with Snow Leopardess, who is likely to find this less competitive than the Grand National at Aintree.
Prediction : 1st Lostintranslation 2nd Celebre DAllen 3rd Snow Leopardess

Walk Of No Shame and Magistra Equitum have arguably the strongest form of those who have raced under Rules and merit consideration. However, there are several interesting newcomers on show and the market will no doubt prove informative. A chance is taken on the Anthony Honeyball-trained MOLLIE BROWN, whose stable rarely send their bumper horses to this venue but boast a healthy record when doing so. Anne Bonny and Blue Anchor are two others to consider in a tricky-looking puzzle for punters to solve.
Prediction : 1st Mollie Brown 2nd Walk Of No Shame 3rd Magistra Equitum