UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

Saint George ran a career best when a close second in the Queen's Vase at Royal Ascot and has very strong claims dropping back a furlong in trip. Going up in trip looks a good move for Castle Way, having dominated a Listed contest over 1m2f on the Rowley Mile course in April and has bundles of potential. Slight preference, though, is for TOWER OF LONDON, who looks to be improving at a rate of knots and having won a premier handicap off a mark of 99 last time with his head in his chest, the son of Galileo looks another potential star stayer for connections.
Prediction : 1st Tower Of London 2nd Castle Way 3rd Saint George

Purosangue was impressive on his debut at Haydock, but there has to be a slight worry about him being on the best part of the track that day and it might be worth taking him on. Mountain Bear improved plenty on his debut to win nicely on his second start and that level of form would put him in the mix with further improvement to come. There was so much to like about the run of MALC in the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot, keeping on really well in the closing stages and suggesting the extra yardage should be ideal. Any improvement on that Ascot effort would make him very hard to beat.
Prediction : 1st Malc 2nd Mountain Bear 3rd Purosangue

A super competitive race and another rematch between Washington Heights and QUINAULT. The former has done nothing wrong in either of their last two clashes and deserves a prize of this nature, but the latter is on such a role and can bag his sixth win on the bounce, with things likely to set up ideally once more. Tajalla is completely unexposed and is likely to take a step forward so is very much respected. Cases can also be made for Desert Cop, Tough Enough and Be Frank who all have the ability to take the big pot on offer.
Prediction : 1st Quinault 2nd Washington Heights 3rd Desert Cop

This represents a drop in grade for 2021 Derby and King George hero ADAYAR, who is fancied to bounce back following a fair third behind Mostahdaf in the Prince Of Wales at Royal Ascot last month. He should be far too good for the opposition if anywhere near the pick of his form, while recent Listed runner-up Israr can give him plenty to think about eased in distance. The selection's stablemate, Global Storm, is a Group 2 winner in his own right and is by no means a back marker, while Grand Alliance completes the quartet.
Prediction : 1st Adayar 2nd Israr 3rd Global Storm

Ornellaia boasts an appealing pedigree and Dominic Ffrench Davis' 260,000gns purchase should not be underestimated on her racecourse bow, but experience could prove crucial when considering KEY TO COTAI's chances. The daughter of Cotai Glory built on her racecourse debut to finish second over this distance at Salisbury last month and there is likely more to come from her. Jumeirah Breeze and Lexington Belle also warrant a market check with their most recent runs in mind.
Prediction : 1st Key To Cotai 2nd Ornellaia 3rd Jumeirah Breeze

This can go the way of NOSTRUM, who has not been in action since running an excellent race to finish third in the Dewhurst last October. The step up in trip should bring about further improvement and he is preferred to the likes of Britannia Stakes runner-up New Endeavour, and Mostabshir, who would hold strong claims if bouncing back to the form of his penultimate start at York. Unbeaten C&D winner Imperial Emperor is another to note on the rise in grade.
Prediction : 1st Nostrum 2nd Mostabshir 3rd New Endeavour

TITIAN went well for a long way here on the Rowley Mile in May before weakening late on and the Spring Mile second should be much better suited by dropping back to a mile. The form of his stable is another plus, with the relatively consistent Darkness, as well as the capable Greatgadian looking best placed to chase him home. Others to note include Bodorgan, Good Karma and Soar Above.
Prediction : 1st Titian 2nd Darkness 3rd Bodorgan