UK Horse Racing Tips: Bath

ATALANTA BREEZE boasts an excellent record on the turf (3-5) and he might be worth chancing in an open event. He's 4lb above his last winning mark, which came at Brighton in September. The lightly-raced seven-year-old has the ability to go well when fresh and this might be the right time to catch him. Fred Bear must enter calculations following his success in the Bath Summer Series Final run at Ffos Las, while John Betjeman is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Atalanta Breeze 2nd Fred Bear 3rd John Betjeman

It often pays to adopt a good early position over sprint distances here and, out of stall one, that should be the case for TAMANGO SANDS. The gelded son of Footstepsinthesand finished down the field on his three runs so far and, though he is bred to appreciate further, forecast ground conditions could play to his strengths on this handicap bow. A narrow winner at Chepstow when last seen, Jax Edge must be considered along with Winnaretta.
Prediction : 1st Tamango Sands 2nd Jax Edge 3rd Winnaretta

George Boughey is no stranger to success in these types of races, and his representative, MIMI KAKUSHI, edges the verdict. Being a half-sister to Wild Place, who ran to a decent level over 6f in the UAE, suggests the daughter of Galileo Gold will not be short of speed and she is, perhaps crucially, drawn low. That said, Archie Watson has also done extremely well with his juveniles over the years, so Heed The Call must be feared. Damia completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Mimi Kakushi 2nd Heed The Call 3rd Damia

Denied by a fairly narrow margin in the Prix de l'Abbaye at Longchamp in October, WHITE LAVENDER makes a lot of appeal for powerful connections and is fancied to make a winning return to action. She won this contest last year and the five-year-old is more than entitled to make it back-to-back victories. Others of interest include the grade-dropping Happy Romance, who finished sixth in the Al Quoz Sprint at Meydan, and Listed scorer Are We Dreaming, who makes her debut for Ollie Sangster.
Prediction : 1st White Lavender 2nd Happy Romance 3rd Are We Dreaming

Milteye made a promising start to his racing career when finishing a fair second over 7f at Newmarket on his racecourse debut last October. The son of Cable Bay is fancied to progress from that display, but LITTLE HELEN did well to finish second having been slowly away over course and distance earlier this month and is entitled to break her maiden here. The unraced Goldsborough and Glory Sky are others to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Little Helen 2nd Milteye 3rd Goldsborough

DREAMS DELIVERED has been well supported several times recently and underlined why with a determined effort to win at Southwell last time. The combination of a return to this trip and the fitting of cheekpieces unlocked the potential from a lenient mark and, from just 3lb higher, Mick Appleby's gelding could well follow up. Always Fearless also lurks on a handy rating and looks the chief danger, while Compere is also of interest back on turf.
Prediction : 1st Dreams Delivered 2nd Always Fearless 3rd Compere

SOCIOLOGIST wasn't beaten far on his only previous attempt over C&D and is likely to take prominence in a race of this nature. The gelding is 2lb higher than his last winning mark on turf and, with Hollie Doyle booked for the ride, there are solid reasons to expect another bold showing. It's How We Roll has proven to be effective here and is feared most, although Blue Hero also enters calculations as a course specialist.
Prediction : 1st Sociologist 2nd Its How We Roll 3rd Blue Hero