UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

Runner-up on her two most recent starts, including over this trip at Lingfield in February, CHOISYA is entitled to go one better here. She is fairly well-related and the unexposed daughter of Night Of Thunder may be capable of better, despite a 2lb rise for her most recent outing. Yorkshire seemed to appreciate a return to the all-weather when securing a game victory over 6f in March and he is feared, while Odin Owns You All is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Choisya 2nd Yorkshire 3rd Odin Owns You All

This could go the way of ORMOLULU, who made a promising start to her racing career when filling the runner-up spot over C&D last month. She has a solid chance of breaking her maiden at the second time of asking and is taken to come on for a reputable stable. Okami rates an interesting newcomer and the gelded son of Showcasing cannot be underestimated for powerful connections. Kracking looks the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Ormolulu 2nd Okami 3rd Kracking

This represents a good opportunity for CRUISE to get off the mark and she stands out in a contest lacking a considerable amount of depth. She reverts back to maiden territory following a creditable effort in a handicap last month and looks open to progression, but Rogue Soldier is fairly well-related and could improve from his racecourse debut dropping in trip. Crazy Crackers completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Cruise 2nd Rogue Soldier 3rd Crazy Crackers

A couple of fascinating handicap debutants head to post in what looks on open contest, of whom PROTEST RALLY shades the vote. The Dandy Man colt showed ability across his three runs to date and is bred to be far better than an opening mark of 60, so it would be no surprise were Ed Walker's charge to take a step forward today. Similarly, Narasha is likely to find improvement now handicapping, while Thornaby Beauty, whose best effort to date came when finishing second over C&D, is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Protest Rally 2nd Narasha 3rd Thornaby Beauty

BILL PLUMB proved that a mark of 70 was well within range when winning at Kempton last month, his second success in as many starts. The unexposed son of Footstepsinthesand is fancied to shrug off a subsequent 2lb rise in the handicap and bring up his hat-trick, possibly at the main expense of recent Newcastle scorer Blazing Son. Rhythm's winning run came to an end at Doncaster, but she's not without a chance back on an artificial surface.
Prediction : 1st Bill Plumb 2nd Blazing Son 3rd Rhythm

Na Scoitear proved well suited by the step up to a mile when winning a maiden handicap over C&D last month and though he merits respect, GOLDEN MAVERICK is preferred. He finished a good third over course and distance on his handicap debut, before going on to win at Wetherby 11 days ago. Ian Williams' charge must saddle a 6lb penalty today, but it's unlikely he has reached the ceiling of his ability just yet. Twilight Guest completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Golden Maverick 2nd Na Scoitear 3rd Twilight Guest

A determined winner over C&D on Monday, DAPPER MAN is tuned out again quickly under a 4lb penalty and that may not be enough to stop him going in again, especially with Jonny Peate taking off a valuable 5lb. Grandfather Tom arrives with similar claims after an easy success at Lingfield last week, while course winner Thegreatestshowman has become well handicapped of late.
Prediction : 1st Dapper Man 2nd Grandfather Tom 3rd Thegreatestshowman

THEONLYWAYISWESSEX may have disappointed at Lingfield last time out, but he still wasn't beaten far and the form of that contest has worked out well since. Alan King's charge was a winner over C&D on his penultimate start and he is narrowly preferred to Tio Mio, who scored here last month. A winner of two of his last three outings, Glen Cove could also have a say in proceedings on his return from a break.
Prediction : 1st Theonlywayiswessex 2nd Tio Mio 3rd Glen Cove