UK Horse Racing Tips: Uttoxeter

JAYTEE took to fences in fine style last season and is worth chancing on his return. The Ian Williams-trained seven-year-old scored at Taunton in early March and, from just a 6lb higher mark, he's worthy of serious consideration. Alkopop has a more recent run under his belt and is feared now he's dropped in trip, while Ballymagroarty Boy is an out-and-out stayer and will be a threat if this turns into a slog.
Prediction : 1st Jaytee 2nd Alkopop 3rd Ballymagroarty Boy

INCH HOUSE, who cost 125,000 pounds after winning an Irish point-to-point last December, can make a successful start to his career under Rules. His yard struck with a similar type at Southwell at the end of November and this nicely-bred individual should also be capable of making an immediate impact. Isle Of Gold is another former pointer worth noting in the betting, while King Alexander and Saladam appeal most of those with hurdling experience.
Prediction : 1st Inch House 2nd Isle Of Gold 3rd King Alexander

PARC D'AMOUR offered plenty of promise on his hurdling debut over C&D last month and as that form was significantly boosted by the winner going in again at Aintree on Saturday, there are solid grounds for siding with the Kim Bailey-trained gelding. Equinus ran well for second in a bumper here on his introduction and he is a half-brother to a winning hurdler so can be expected to adapt well to this discipline. Erigmoor and Danton are others to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Parc Damour 2nd Equinus 3rd Erigmoor

DOYEN FOR MONEY is entitled to step forward from his Rules debut when fifth in a Chepstow bumper last month and the Anthony Honeyball-trained four-year-old, who landed an Irish point-to-point in February, gets the vote in what appears to be a winnable contest on paper. Clonakilty wasn't disgraced on his first run over timber at Chepstow and he is of interest along with Sageburg County.
Prediction : 1st Doyen For Money 2nd Clonakilty 3rd Sageburg County

CAMEMBERT ELECTRIC has been in fine fettle since returning from a break, backing up a Ffos Las success when second at Chepstow, and the drop back in trip isn't likely to be an inconvenience to the daughter of Sholokhov. Symbolic Spirit has been knocking on the door and may benefit from stepping up in distance, while it would be no surprise to see Treefinch in the mix on her handicap debut.
Prediction : 1st Camembert Electric 2nd Symbolic Spirit 3rd Treefinch

KRACKA NUT made a winning start to life over hurdles at Market Rasen before finishing fourth at Wetherby on his subsequent outing. Dan Skelton's five-year-old now steps into handicap company for the first time and represents a yard currently in excellent form. Gold Emery scored on his debut over timber at Carlisle and remains open to plenty of improvement. Others to note are Begin The Luck and Opening Bid.
Prediction : 1st Kracka Nut 2nd Gold Emery 3rd Begin The Luck

The unexposed SHOLOKJACK was given a wind operation after his lacklustre effort in the Grade 2 Premier Novices' Hurdle at Kelso in March and if having the desired effect, he may get off the mark at the first time of asking over the larger obstacles. Latitude shaped with plenty of promise when third at Bangor and there may be more to come from him. Barony Legends is another having his first run back since wind surgery and any market confidence behind him could be significant.
Prediction : 1st Sholokjack 2nd Barony Legends 3rd Latitude

LET'S HAVE ANOTHER returned to action to record his second success over hurdles at Market Rasen in October and although conceding weight all round on his chasing debut, he looks one of the more likely candidates. Quick Draw is entitled to have come on for his recent runner-up effort at Kempton and is shortlisted. Windance hasn't been seen for a while but if fully wound up and able to translate his hurdling form to fences, he could make his presence felt too.
Prediction : 1st Lets Have Another 2nd Quick Draw 3rd Windance