UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

STAR OF MYSTERY scored by 11 lengths at Haydock last time, which suggests she could be above average for her powerful connections and she looks the one to beat. The main danger could come in the shape of What A Question, who was eased down when winning well on debut at Goodwood and should have more to come, while Point Of Attack is also one to note after her runner-up effort at Lingfield.
Prediction : 1st Star Of Mystery 2nd What A Question 3rd Point Of Attack

Al Aasy has some questions to answer on his return from a long break, but he was last seen taking a Listed event at Ascot in May last year and he is more than capable on his day. However, NEW LONDON just shades the vote after filling the runner-up spot in last year's St Leger at Doncaster. He has looked the type that would improve as a four-year-old, which will make him tough to beat. Phantom Flight can beat Kemari and Outbox home for third, as he shaped as if a step up to this trip could bring about improvement last time.
Prediction : 1st New London 2nd Al Aasy 3rd Phantom Flight

ALDAARY is unbeaten in his last three starts, with the latest of those victories coming at Haydock in a Listed contest in May last year. That performance earned him a rating of 116 and he looks the one to beat. Pogo took this race 12 months ago and will find this a lot easier than the Queen Anne at Royal Ascot last time, so he has to be considered, along with the recent John Of Gaunt victor Jumbly, who has William Buick booked.
Prediction : 1st Aldaary 2nd Pogo 3rd Jumby

This could be dominated by the two Charlie Appleby-trained newcomers, with preference for DANCE SEQUENCE, who is the pick of William Buick. The daughter of Dubawi may be bred to excel over further in time, but this appeals as a good starting point. Race The Wind is also well bred and catches the eye. Upscale is the first foal out of Fred Darling winner Dandhu and she has to be of some interest. Crocus Time appeals most of those with experience after a promising third at Thirsk last month.
Prediction : 1st Dance Sequence 2nd Race The Wind 3rd Upscale

Runner-up on both starts this season in races where the form has worked out very well, RAJINDRI deserves a change in luck and she may get it on this occasion. A mark of 78 on her handicap debut could underestimate Tom Clover's charge and she gets the vote ahead of the unexposed Royal Charter, as well as One Morning, who was an eye-catcher when awkwardly away at Ascot before running on late for fourth.
Prediction : 1st Rajindri 2nd One Morning 3rd Royal Charter

SPRING FEVER got off the mark on her handicap debut at Redcar before filling the runner-up spot on her latest outing at Salisbury. She has gone up a combined total of 11lb for both of those efforts and there is every chance she can progress further on her first attempt over 1m4f. D Day Arvalenreeva went up 4lb for her first victory at Leicester and is open to more improvement, while Aiming High is capable of better following a below-par effort at Goodwood.
Prediction : 1st Spring Fever 2nd D Day Arvalenreeva 3rd Aiming High

ZARA'S RETURN produced a career-best performance when tackling this distance for the first time at Sandown last month and the daughter of Zarak could well have more to offer, despite a 7lb rise from the handicapper. Serengeti Sunset was runner-up in the aforementioned contest and meets the selection on 6lb better terms, while Dog Fox has improved since being stepped up in trip, having already won twice this season, and he completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Zaras Return 2nd Serengeti Sunset 3rd Dog Fox