UK Horse Racing Tips: Cartmel

Duleek Street finished fourth at Downpatrick when last seen in this sphere and that race is working out well with the third winning since, but the vote goes to the less-exposed CITY VAULTS. The son of Dark Angel was only denied by just over a length on his hurdling debut over C&D and, with normal progression likely, he looks the one to be on. Invictus World makes some appeal with a first-time tongue-tie fitted.
Prediction : 1st City Vaults 2nd Duleek Street 3rd Invictus World

Our Sam had Shantou Sunset (second) behind him last time, and he is likely to have his supporters after that C&D victory by a short head. He was only raised 4lb for that, but preference is still for FABULEUX DU CLOS. The eight-year-old was never really involved on his return to the fray at Perth last time, but that was his first run back and he could take a step forward to have a big shout off the same mark.
Prediction : 1st Fabuleux Du Clos 2nd Our Sam 3rd Shantou Sunset

Gamigin hit the frame at Uttoxeter on his latest outing and he may have been kindly dropped 2lb for that effort, which puts him firmly in the picture. He could up against it to deny SINNDARELLA, though. The daughter of Fast Company returned from a break to finish 18 lengths clear of the third over C&D and she looks sure to go close off 3lb higher. Buto has been in consistent form since May and could also get involved.
Prediction : 1st Sinndarella 2nd Gamigin 3rd Buto

GETAWAY LUV proved a different proposition when romping home over C&D in a first-time tongue-tie earlier this month and the eight-year-old is fancied to defy an 8lb hike in the ratings. Sao wasn't quite at his best when finishing fifth at Stratford last time, nevertheless, Rebecca Menzies' inmate does enjoy these underfoot conditions and shouldn't be underestimated at this level. Well Educated is unexposed as a chaser and could also have a say.
Prediction : 1st Getaway Luv 2nd Sao 3rd Well Educated

FAIRLAWN FLYER rates as a risky proposition judged on this season's exploits, nevertheless, Peter Bowen's inmate lurks on a dangerous mark and he could be worth chancing for a yard in good form. Breaking The Ice is entitled to build on his reappearance fourth over C&D last month and is a viable alternative, while Dee Star, who was behind in fifth on that occasion, rarely runs a bad race here and also makes some appeal.
Prediction : 1st Fairlawn Flyer 2nd Breaking The Ice 3rd Dee Star

Edmond Dantes appeared to benefit from a wind procedure in May when returning to form with a second-placed effort at Hexham the following month, and the seven-year-old holds leading claims racing off the same mark in this contest. COEUR AIMANT, however, found only a subsequent winner too strong on his stable debut at Uttoxeter last time and, with that form rating a tad stronger, he edges the vote. Idilico makes most appeal of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Coeur Aimant 2nd Edmond Dantes 3rd Idilico