UK Horse Racing Tips: Warwick

This can go the way of GREATNESS AWAITS, who showed marked improvement from first to second start when runner-up at Kelso last time out. This track should suit him and the four-year-old can see off the likes of Uncle Bert, who has been runner-up on three of his four career outings to date, as well as Benefact. Others to note are Diamond Twin, Great Samourai and Intimate.
Prediction : 1st Greatness Awaits 2nd Uncle Bert 3rd Benefact

A mistake at the last may well have cost HERMINO AA victory at Sandown recently but he can gain compensation here and supplement an easy win at Plumpton in January. Hauraki Gulf deserves a change in luck, having been runner-up on his last three starts, while similar comments apply to Georges Saint. Riskintheground is also capable of being in the shake-up.
Prediction : 1st Hermino Aa 2nd Hauraki Gulf 3rd Riskintheground

A comfortable winner at Catterick last time out, ELMOUNT must hold every chance of going in again with Jay Tidball's claim offsetting a 5lb rise for that success. The veteran Shaw's Cross has been in consistent form this season and can give the selection most to think about, along with Eros, who ran well over further here a month ago and could be suited by dropping in trip.
Prediction : 1st Elmount 2nd Shaws Cross 3rd Eros

SWINGING LONDON still has scope for progression over hurdles and is taken to build on his two promising outings since the turn of the year. Nudged up 1lb after a solid effort when a close second at Huntingdon 17 days ago, the relatively quick reappearance could be a significant move. Galahad Threepwood would ideally need a strong pace back over this trip, so the unexposed I Hope Star is suggested as a bigger threat to the selection over this distance.
Prediction : 1st Swinging London 2nd I Hope Star 3rd Galahad Threepwood

ECEPARTI has dropped to an attractive mark and is taken to exploit what appears to be a good bit of placing. He's lightly raced of late due to a couple of long absences but two recent efforts at Ffos Las created a favourable enough impression to suggest that the nine-year-old is worth chancing on these terms. Good Work is an obvious threat given his proven reliability, while Ballycross is also feared in first-time blinkers. Art Of Illusion stays well and completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Eceparti 2nd Good Work 3rd Ballycross

With solid form thin on the ground, it may prove worth chancing point-to-point winner MOODOFTHEMOMENT. David Pipe's inmate has had three qualifying runs close to the minimum distance and he could find enough improvement on this step up to 3m2f to win on his handicap debut. Glance From Clover may appreciate the forecast underfoot conditions and first-time cheekpieces could eke out some improvement in him, with similar comments applying to Fame And Concrete.
Prediction : 1st Moodofthemoment 2nd Glance From Clover 3rd Fame And Concrete

FANCY STUFF shaped better than the bare result may suggest when finishing third in a novice hurdle at Hereford in December and with the first home that day subsequently winning a handicap off a mark of 119, Dan Skelton's mare may make light work of an opening mark of just 103. Innisfree Lass mustered a fourth-place finish on her handicap bow over an extended 2m4f at Huntingdon in January and she could fare better now eased in distance, while Sweet Magic cannot be ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Fancy Stuff 2nd Innisfree Lass 3rd Sweet Magic