UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Several hold good chances including Danzart, who undoubtedly has sound claims given his resurgent form, but running off a 9lb higher mark than for his Thirsk success obviously makes life tougher. Jems Bond is also highly respected on his peak all-weather performances but his record of 0-10 on turf is a concern. Therefore, preference is for VARIETY ISLAND, who has gone well here in the past and, from 3lb below his last winning mark (all-weather), he could be primed to strike with his match-fitness assured.
Prediction : 1st Variety Island 2nd Danzart 3rd Jems Bond

ROOSKA posted an encouraging effort at Musselburgh on debut 24 days ago and may do even better now, given he overcame a slow start to deliver a sustained effort and make the frame. Stepping up in trip could bring more out of him and he is a must for consideration. Dalton Lane also appeals now switched to turf after a near-miss at Newcastle first time out in February, while Happier also looks progressive and is feared most of the rest, despite firmer ground being a concern.
Prediction : 1st Rooska 2nd Dalton Lane 3rd Happier

HALA EMARAATY did things in a professional manner when making a winning debut at Ripon 17 days ago and seems capable of coping with the 3lb penalty at this stage of his development. The form looks reasonably strong and staying at this sort of level appears to be a good move for the time being. Jungle Mac looks the part on paper and, along with Seven Questions, is a newcomer to note in the betting. Taygar is the pick of the rest with previous experience.
Prediction : 1st Hala Emaraaty 2nd Jungle Mac 3rd Seven Questions

A chance can be taken on STORM FOX, who weakened late on over 6f in soft ground at Doncaster and she now steps back down to the minimum distance off a 2lb lower mark for the Tim Easterby yard. The daughter of Bungle Inthejungle could take a step forward to shed her maiden tag. Grandad Bob filled the runner-up spot at Catterick in this grade last time and could have a say off the same rating, while Cavalier Approach could be thereabouts again after he went very close last time.
Prediction : 1st Storm Fox 2nd Grandad Bob 3rd Cavalier Approach

City Streak struck by a neck at the Chester May Festival earlier in the month and has only been raised 2lb in the weights, which is highly likely to give him a leading chance once more. However, he could play second fiddle to TURNTABLE, who was unruly at the start last time when contesting a strong contest at Newmarket and if able to recapture the form of his double on the Rowley Mile at the end of last year, he could prove tough to beat. Oviedo is another to watch as he makes his handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st Turntable 2nd City Streak 3rd Oviedo

DUKEMAN looks a fascinating contender on his handicap bow for the Simon & Ed Crisford yard, as he produced very good efforts in novice company on all of his three starts last year, and he could prove very tough to beat off a possible lenient opening mark. Wootton'sun filled the runner-up spot last time at Pontefract and he will appreciate the drop in grade off a 2lb higher rating. Another to note is Eeetee.
Prediction : 1st Dukeman 2nd Woottonsun 3rd Eeetee

BEARWITH bounced back to form with a strong win at Newcastle last time out and this previous course winner is taken to follow up off an 11lb lower mark on turf. Harriet Bethell's charge is preferred to Cusack, who was fifth in the aforementioned contest and cannot be underestimated. Thomas Cranmer and Ice Shadow are others likely to enter the reckoning.
Prediction : 1st Bearwith 2nd Cusack 3rd Thomas Cranmer

OUR DICKIE bounced back to winning ways with a stylish success at Hamilton last time out and the step up in trip could eke out further improvement on this occasion. Similar comments apply to Streetscape, who has run with plenty of credit on both starts this season, while Iron Sheriff has strong claims on his penultimate win at Newcastle, where he scored off a 7lb lower mark.
Prediction : 1st Our Dickie 2nd Streetscape 3rd Iron Sheriff