UK Horse Racing Tips: Tipperary

BRINGSTY is a dependable, in-form four-time winner who won a similar race at Gowran recently. He might prefer a fraction further these days but is well suited by good ground. Stablemate Qasbaz's rating has fallen since returning from a 573-day absence in February but ran well behind the selection at Gowran. He is 4lb better off and has solid place claims. Hypernova has been frustrating to follow on Dundalk's all-weather but is somewhat unexposed on turf, winning and placing from two grass runs. He returns from a mini-break and is suited by good ground and this distance. Notforalongtime beat the selection in February and while well held in the recent Gowran claimer, that was his first run for 88 days and should improve. 10-time winner Tai Sing Yeh's stamina will be stretched while The Cola Brasil has enough weight from his 59 rating.
Prediction : 1st Bringsty 2nd Qasbaz 3rd Hypernova

NOT FORGOTTEN ran well on reappearance in a useful maiden in April. The winner of that Dundalk race finished sixth in last weekend's 2,000 Guineas with the runner-up winning a maiden next time and while he might prefer slightly further, looks capable. Collage was beaten a head at Gowran by a filly who was placed with a rating of 86 last weekend. That winner has clearly progressed but Collage is herself open to improvement being out of a Group 2 winner. Chiketto bumped into Paddington at the Curragh last October and while well held on reappearance, that Cork form has also worked out well. He encounters good ground for the first time which could bring about some improvement. City Exile was well held at Leopardstown latest while Bright Dick, Blue News and Golden Spangle need to improve to win. Woodcock Flight reappears.
Prediction : 1st Not Forgotten 2nd Collage 3rd Chiketto

A chance is taken with lightly-weighted LOVE YA, in a first-time visor. From a speedy family and whose dam's five other runners have won, she was green on debut at Dundalk but ran well and didn't run badly on soft ground in a smart Listed race at the Curragh subsequently. She was ultimately well beaten but that form is strong and she should be seen in a better light on good ground. Tiger Belle narrowly beat Jenni to win at Cork recently (Moral Turpitude was fifth) and is now 2lb worse off. Tiger Belle had breeze-up experience and Jennie was well beaten on testing-ground debut and while there is little between them, the application of first-time blinkers on Jenni is a negative and that Cork form is as yet untested. Lightening Army showed promise on debut but needs to improve to win while Supersonic Man finished nicely enough at Naas and can improve. Gold Coast Galleon was well beaten on debut.
Prediction : 1st Love Ya 2nd Tiger Belle 3rd Jenni

NEVER SHOUT NEVER might win on debut, being by a leading stallion and being a brother to Listed winner Servalan. A 125,000-euro yearling, he makes a somewhat belated debut but it is encouraging he hasn't yet been gelded and contests an ordinary maiden. Saturn Seven drops to five furlongs for the first time but has bits of fair form, is consistent, likes good ground and is by a sprinting stallion. On a line through dependable Daisy Jones, Saturn Seven has a narrow edge over Heartrate, who has a similar form profile. Son Of Sampers, a half-brother to Group 1 winner Laws Of Indices, has been well beaten in two recent handicaps while Wild Eyed Girl was beaten two lengths by Heartrate at Navan and is a lowly-rated 17-race maiden.
Prediction : 1st Never Shout Never 2nd Saturn Seven 3rd Heartrate

LOKADA was beaten by Harry's Hill at Naas recently but is 15lb better off. She probably under-performed on testing ground on her second and third career starts, thus achieving an initial 58 rating, but has progressed since, is well-bred and remains open to further improvement. Harry's Hill is in top form but competes from a career high rating and is without his previous rider's 10lb claim. Collective Power has done most of his racing at Dundalk but seems as effective on turf and has good recent form. Cash Or Crypto meets older horses for the first time and drops in distance. Gabriella's Spirit, out of a half-sister to Group 1 winner Profitable, is interesting on debut for a new yard running in a first-time tongue-tie. Realtin Fantasy is 3lb out of the handicap but gained her only win over this course and distance.
Prediction : 1st Lokada 2nd Harrys Hill 3rd Collective Power

ONEPLUSONE ran well in her first handicap at Cork recently and remains a little unexposed. Out of a seven-time sprint winner, she ran well behind stablemate and subsequently Listed-placed Catherine Of Sienna last December and was probably unsuited by soft ground subsequently. She finished well at Cork recently and might turn placings with third-placed El Tesoro, who is dependable but more exposed. Sam's Xpress won both his Dundalk starts this spring and showed form on heavy at Bellewstown last month. He is experienced but is no longer ahead of the handicapper.
Prediction : 1st Oneplusone 2nd El Tesoro 3rd Sams Xpress

MISS UPBEAT is by a sprinting stallion but seems to stay well, showing some promise at Leopardstown recently and contests a weaker handicap. She has shaped well on occasions and while she hung left at Leopardstown, beat plenty horses and her same rider utilises her 5lb claim today. Stablemate and 10-time winner Wild Shot ran well enough at Gowran recently and should get involved being a previous course and distance winner. Sea Oscar, by Sea The Stars, is a 15-race maiden who has raced in Britain and France and having run well over this distance at Dundalk in March, should get involved. Tastyee has a sprinting pedigree but seemed to improve over middle distances recently and is interesting stepping up further to this distance, on the flat.
Prediction : 1st Miss Upbeat 2nd Wild Shot 3rd Sea Oscar

GALILEO'S COMPASS looked laboured on debut but could benefit significantly from the run and notably steps up in distance. By Galileo and a brother to a Group 2 winner, he finished well enough at Roscommon and while the form is nothing outstanding, improvement is likely. Albert Park showed ability in a course and distance maiden last month and while that form is nothing special, is open to progression. Cape Bridgewater showed promise in two Dundalk maidens, notably in March, and while probably unsuited by heavy ground when a market drifter at the Curragh subsequently, was nonetheless well beaten. Stablemate Milwaukee is tried in first-time blinkers having been well beaten at Leopardstown but should be better suited by better ground. The Great Kingdom is a notable newcomer, being a half-brother to St Leger winner Galileo Chrome and Stakes-placed White Caviar. Well-related homebred Silver Salver is out of a winning half-sister to Group 1 winner Coronet.
Prediction : 1st Galileos Compass 2nd Albert Park 3rd Cape Bridgewater