UK Horse Racing Tips: Sandown

KINGSWOOD FLYER seemed to be getting the hang of things late on when running on for third on debut at Leicester and, with improvement expected, he can get off the mark now. That may be at the main expense of newcomer Enchanting, who is a half-sister to Bolt Action, and Notta Nother. Markakol cost a pretty penny at the sales and cannot be ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Kingswood Flyer 2nd Enchanting 3rd Notta Nother

An impressive winner at Windsor last June, WHATS IN THE BAG returned from a sizeable absence with a solid runner-up effort at the same track last month and he is taken to go one better. Lil Guff (third) was behind him on that occasion and should be thereabouts again, along with the consistent Lipsink and Coup De Force, who may enjoy the drop in trip.
Prediction : 1st Whats In The Bag 2nd Lil Guff 3rd Lipsink

INNER CITY may have a wide draw to overcome but the way he shaped on his debut at Yarmouth, when going off favourite, gave every indication that he was a winner in waiting. Charlie Appleby's charge is bred in the purple, being out of a Group 1-winning mare, and he should have enough to see off the likes Crown Estate, who was behind a smart one on debut at Haydock last week, and newcomer Caviar Heights.
Prediction : 1st Inner City 2nd Crown Estate 3rd Caviar Heights

Plenty of these arrive in good form and, with that in mind, only a tentative vote can go to ARAMAIC. It was interesting that the Le Havre gelding attracted market support on his return from a lengthy absence at York last month, so it would be no surprise were the unexposed five-year-old to step forward from an unchanged mark. Sweet Reward merits respect around here, as does recent Windsor scorer Youthful King, while Spirit Of The Bay and Crystal Delight can't be left out of calculations either.
Prediction : 1st Aramaic 2nd Sweet Reward 3rd Youthful King

NEW DAYRELL ran a blinder here last month having gotten loose beforehand and the son of New Approach, a full-brother to Listed winner New Graduate, is fancied to show more eased 1lb in the ratings. He finished third behind the classy Arrest on his racecourse debut last August, so his current mark of 77 ought to be well within range. Others to note include Stage Show, Penzance and Serengeti Sunset.
Prediction : 1st New Dayrell 2nd Stage Show 3rd Penzance

Leadenhall is noteworthy on his handicap debut off a workable mark and can go well if the first-time blinkers prompt some improvement, while last month's Redcar winner Senesi is respected given he was just denied by a neck under a penalty at Windsor 18 days ago, although a 3lb higher mark demands more. Nevertheless, the one that appeals most is BELL SONG, who has stacks of potential at this stage and could be hard to repel with another step forward. Zoukster is up in class but is also feared.
Prediction : 1st Bell Song 2nd Leadenhall 3rd Senesi

TROOPER BISDEE might have seen his advantage whittled away in the closing stages when he won at Yarmouth on his handicap debut last month, but he is entitled to be sharper for the run and looks a typically progressive staying handicapper from Sir Mark Prescott's yard. He is a brother to Captain House, who won over 2m for the yard on the all-weather last year, so today's longer trip is likely to suit. C&D winner Cinnodin is feared most, with Fair Dinkum also considered.
Prediction : 1st Trooper Bisdee 2nd Cinnodin 3rd Fair Dinkum