UK Horse Racing Tips: Cartmel

KINBARA is sure to be a warm order having bolted up at Wexford earlier this month. The five-year-old appeared to relish the step up in trip on that occasion and appears to have been found an excellent opportunity. Jeepydoff Meel has run well on all three starts since moving from Gordon Elliott and may improve again now upped in trip. Mr Rumbalicious has his first run for Jimmy Moffatt and can't be discounted receiving the weight-for-age allowance.
Prediction : 1st Kinbara 2nd Jeepydoff Meel 3rd Mr Rumbalicious

GAIUS got off the mark over obstacles at Worcester last month and Olly Murphy's charge makes plenty of appeal on his handicap debut. Calevade is 2-2 at this track, having won in May and June over C&D, and should give another good account of himself, while Call Me Rocky has a 7lb penalty for his dominant win at Newton Abbot on Monday and can't be ignored.
Prediction : 1st Gaius 2nd Call Me Rocky 3rd Calevade

The hat-trick seeking Judicial Law is respected, having won twice in May, but a 7lb rise tempers enthusiasm. The Milton Harris-trained SONGO was stepped up in trip for the first time at Newton Abbot last month when running out an emphatic winner on his handicap bow and further improvement is expected. Glinger Flame stayed on well to finish second at Hexham when last seen and is another worthy of consideration.
Prediction : 1st Songo 2nd Glinger Flame 3rd Judicial Law

Now that the penny had dropped for ENSEL DU PERCHE after a taking win at Market Rasen earlier in the month, there should be plenty more to come from the son of Anabaa Blue. A 4lb rise for that success could prove lenient and he should have too much for recent course winner Hungry Tiger, while Glan Y Gors, who ran well over C&D last time out, completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Ensel Du Perche 2nd Hungry Tiger 3rd Glan Y Gors

POST NO BILLS' winning run may have come to an end at Aintree last month, but he was a determined scorer over C&D on his penultimate start and a third win in four starts look like a distinct possibility. Jelski just held on for a game success over further here last month and a drop back in trip is unlikely to be an inconvenience, while Croagh Patrick deserves a change in luck, having been runner-up on four of his last six starts.
Prediction : 1st Post No Bills 2nd Jelski 3rd Croagh Patrick

The key to this race looks to be the recent clash over C&D between WHATABOUTYEH (first) and Lights Are Green (second), with the former expected to come out on top again. Sam England's charge looked to be well on top at the finish on that occasion and soft conditions should be in his favour once more. Colemanstown Lad cannot be ruled out on his first run since January.
Prediction : 1st Whataboutyeh 2nd Lights Are Green 3rd Colemanstown Lad