UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

JAYTEE bolted up by 11 lengths last time over 3m2f at this track and he has only been put up 5lb for that display, which could prove a very lenient rise and makes him very difficult to oppose once more. Tango Boy can beat Bbold home for second, as he beat one rival home at Catterick in a class 3 event in February and is the clear next best on that level of form.
Prediction : 1st Jaytee 2nd Tango Boy 3rd Bbold

LIMERICK LEADER was 12 lengths clear of the third when filling the runner-up spot last time in a class 4 event, and that was only his third chase start, which suggests he could have more to come in this sphere. Another to consider is Fabrique En France, who was dropped another 2lb in the weights for his third over C&D last time and can remain competitive. Harry Du Berlais can be forgiven for his latest effort and could get involved too.
Prediction : 1st Limerick Leader 2nd Fabrique En France 3rd Harry Du Berlais

GRANNY HAWKINS is related to a few winners, including being a full-sister to Klitschko, who struck on his bumper debut for the Alan King stable. The daughter of Blue Bresil boasts an appealing profile and can strike at the first time of asking. The main threat is Aston Martini, who also makes her debut for powerful connections and, if the market speaks in her favour, she would be of huge interest. Darting Rose could have a say as well.
Prediction : 1st Granny Hawkins 2nd Aston Martini 3rd Darting Rose

Only narrowly denied over an extended 2m4f at Huntingdon last month, A DEFINITE GETAWAY rates the one to beat in an otherwise weak contest. He has been progressive recently and is taken to break his maiden at the eighth time of asking. Genovese makes his hurdling debut following a fair third in a bumper over 2m at this track and is feared most, while Delta Run returns from a break and is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st A Definite Getaway 2nd Genovese 3rd Delta Run

Dasher Riley recorded a staying-on success over 2m at Worcester last time out, but he has to shoulder top-weight in this, so KINCARDINE shades the vote. He remains 4lb above his last winning mark following a disappointing run at Ludlow last month. However, he kept on well to score over an extended 2m at Exeter in April and a drop in class can help Nicky Henderson's six-year-old bounce back. Cabrakan completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Kincardine 2nd Dasher Riley 3rd Cabrakan

This can go the way of APPRECIATE, who escapes a penalty having won a conditional jockeys' event at Cartmel under Bradley Harris six days ago. Forget The Way shaped with promise on his first start following wind surgery last month and is entitled to take a step forward eased 2lb in the ratings, while Chemical Warfare appeals most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Appreciate 2nd Forget The Way 3rd Chemical Warfare

Tommydan ran on to finish a good second over an extended 2m4f here when last seen, leaving the impression he should be ideally suited by this step up in trip. Stripe Of Honour was fancied to follow up on last month's Worcester success when running in a void race at the same venue 11 days ago, so he remains of interest. First-time cheekpieces and the return to a sounder surface could help CHAMP ROYAL and he receives a tentative vote.
Prediction : 1st Champ Royal 2nd Tommydan 3rd Stripe Of Honour