UK Horse Racing Tips: Haydock

TYPICAL WOMAN has put in solid displays the last twice, with her latest effort coming at Southwell when she was a close-up fourth and she is able to compete off 1lb lower now. With the booking of William Buick a major plus, she looks the one to side with. If Page Three breaks better than she did at Wolverhampton, she will give herself more of a chance and could be on a good mark for her return to the turf. Spring Glow is tried in a first-time hood after failing to justify favouritism at Salisbury.
Prediction : 1st Typical Woman 2nd Page Three 3rd Spring Glow

Four Adaay was all out to score by a nose at Newmarket, justifying strong market support, and she looks a player again off 2lb higher. However, preference is for STONE CIRCLE, who bounced back to form to be beaten less than a length into second at Salisbury, and he can capitalise on the drop in class. The consistent Refuge isn't out of it either after his runner-up effort at Hamilton.
Prediction : 1st Stone Circle 2nd Four Adaay 3rd Refuge

Royal Elysian shaped with plenty of encouragement when chasing home exciting subsequent Listed scorer Star Of Mystery here, with Elinor Dashwood back in fourth, and that just about sets the standard. However, a chance can be taken on SUMMIT, who is a sister to this year's Craven winner Indestructible and the 320,000gns daughter of Kodiac could be up to the task on debut. Any market support for Wild Goddess or 200,000gns purchase Salaamaat would be worth noting.
Prediction : 1st Summit 2nd Royal Elysian 3rd Salaamaat

KHUNAN struggled out in Bahrain over the winter, but made a pleasing enough return to the UK when finishing a creditable fourth at Wolverhampton. Richard Fahey's gelding was competing off significantly higher marks this time last year, and he would appear to hold solid claims back on the grass. Silent Flame continues to run well and must go on the shortlist, while first-time cheekpieces could spark an improved performance from Significantly.
Prediction : 1st Khunan 2nd Silent Flame 3rd Significantly

The Charlie Appleby team has found form in recent weeks and HIDDEN PASS could provide the Newmarket handler with more success. A 400,000-euro purchase at the Arqana May Breeze-Up sales, the son of Dubawi is related to plenty of smart types and appeals as a likely player on debut. Charlie Hills is doubly represented and Night Of Thunder colt Murashah might be his leading hope. Juantorena can improve on his Newbury fourth, while Treasure Time should not be ruled out for last year's winning trainer/jockey combination.
Prediction : 1st Hidden Pass 2nd Murashah 3rd Juantorena

Precious little separated Dee See Are (third) and SLIPPIN JIMMY (fourth) when the pair met at Ayr recently, and both are fancied to have a say in proceedings once again. Preference is for the latter, who kept on powerfully from the rear that day and is likely to appreciate the long run-in. Where's Freddy didn't show much across his three qualifying runs, but the Lope De Vega gelding could take a step forward now pitched into handicap company.
Prediction : 1st Slippin Jimmy 2nd Dee See Are 3rd Wheres Freddy