UK Horse Racing Tips: Catterick

Grey Gray has an experience edge after three runs, and she could go well for her in-form stable. Je Ne Sais Quoi, a promising third on her Ascot debut and only beaten two lengths at the line, may prove the bigger danger to PEACE WALL, also third on her debut at Wolverhampton. She did well to be beaten just over a length despite wandering around, and is entitled to have improved plenty for that experience.
Prediction : 1st Peace Wall 2nd Je Ne Sais Quoi 3rd Grey Gray

There is a lot to like about the chances of ACONCAGUA MOUNTAIN for a stable in among the winners. He rounded off last year with two wins at Wolverhampton and returned to action with a promising fifth at Hamilton off 1lb higher, beaten a length and a half after weakening close home. Nominal improvement may see him prove too speedy for both C&D third Golden Gal and the consistent Dream Deal.
Prediction : 1st Aconcagua Mountain 2nd Golden Gal 3rd Dream Deal

Merrijig has placed in two bumpers and could surprise a few stepping up from a mile and a quarter, though he may still find a couple too good at these weights. PROSPER LEGEND looked one-paced over 10 furlongs last time out at Windsor but ought to find this trip more to his liking as a son of Australia, and he could hold off Night At Sea, who needs to improve on her Chester fourth but still looks the likeliest to follow the selection home.
Prediction : 1st Prosper Legend 2nd Night At Sea 3rd Merrijig

The unexposed GHOST LIGHTS put in a career best when second over this trip at Nottingham earlier in the month and he could be hard to stop off the same mark here. Artemis Flyer made the frame on her most recent outing at Thirsk and could do so once again, while Chamber Choir and Tantalus are others who merit places on the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Ghost Lights 2nd Artemis Flyer 3rd Chamber Choir

WADE'S MAGIC was only narrowly denied when third over C&D 10 days ago and, off the same mark, the son of Lethal Force merits the utmost respect. So Grateful bounced back to form when runner-up at Hamilton last time and he could pose the biggest threat to the selection, although Jupiter Express and Chookie Dunedin are others with valid form claims.
Prediction : 1st Wades Magic 2nd So Grateful 3rd Jupiter Express

Centrefold won over 7f at Wolverhampton when last seen, although Roger Varian's charge has been given a 2lb hike in the ratings for that success. Therefore, the nod goes to STAR GUEST. The Godolphin three-year-old has been running consistently well in her career to date and she wasn't beaten far on her handicap bow at Yarmouth last time. Off the same mark, dropped in trip and with Harry Davies claiming 3lb, she could be tough to beat. Wild Side is a last-time-out winner and is feared most on her first run in handicap company.
Prediction : 1st Star Guest 2nd Wild Side 3rd Centrefold

This is a difficult puzzle to solve, with plenty of connections arriving here surely thinking their horse is in with a good chance, and perhaps none more so than those affiliated to MUTANAASEQ. Ruth Carr's runner is fancied to reverse the form with Obee Jo, who finished three quarters of a length in front of him last time over C&D. The eight-year-old is off the same mark and should appreciate Taylor Fisher claiming 5lb. Mr Jetman is another last-time-out winner in this field after scoring over 7f at Redcar on Monday.
Prediction : 1st Mutanaaseq 2nd Mr Jetman 3rd Obee Jo