UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

Serena Brotherton and the Easterbys have an imperious record in races of this nature and Point Louise looks set to play a prominent role despite having to carry top weight. However, the one that appeals most on these terms is BREGUET BOY, who exploited a drop in the ratings courtesy of a brace of wins earlier in the campaign. He is a previous course winner and a highly tempting proposition on debut for Archie Watson. Inexplicable and Hellavapace are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Breguet Boy 2nd Point Louise 3rd Inexplicable

The form of Bigger Than Giga's Kempton success has already taken a few knocks and, although respected as the only previous winner in the line-up, she looks vulnerable having to conceded 5lb and more to the rest. Therefore, the vote goes to TOKYO DREAMER, who has been consistent in maiden company of late and looks the pick at these weights. Any market support for newcomers Eminent Jewel and Miss Anya would also be noteworthy.
Prediction : 1st Tokyo Dreamer 2nd Bigger Than Giga 3rd Eminent Jewel

Tathmeen is an old hand in races like this and is suggested as shortlist material given he is back on a winning mark, while Shorts On, who won at Yarmouth on his penultimate start, is also dangerously well handicapped now back on the all-weather. Nevertheless, MAGIC GEM still has low mileage and he looks the way to go based on recent performances. Kodi Noir is another to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Magic Gem 2nd Tathmeen 3rd Shorts On

Bomb Squad was unable to sustain the gallop having made an explosive start at Newcastle last time out, but he merits respect following a string of placed efforts. Red Alert's winning run came to an end at Brighton last month but he cannot be left out of calculations, though preference is for PORFIN. Phil McEntee's charge is now 8lb below his last winning mark and recent performances would suggest he might be ready to cash in.
Prediction : 1st Porfin 2nd Bomb Squad 3rd Red Alert

WILD HOOFER showed signs of ability in his three qualifying runs, each over 7f. This step up in trip should suit Archie Watson's colt, and an opening mark of 65 could be well within range for the son of Jungle Cat. Hildegard hit the frame at Kempton last time and would be firmly in the mix with a repeat performance, while Fleur De Mer appeals most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Wild Hoofer 2nd Hildegard 3rd Fleur De Mer

Despite finishing a well-beaten fourth in a 0-80 at Chester last month, DOLLY GRAY was far from disgraced and she might be able to resume her progress down in class. David Loughnane's filly shades the vote ahead of Asadjumeirah, who continues to knock on the door. Imperial Dream is another who must enter calculations, while the unexposed Fifty Year Storm could play a part following a 248-day absence.
Prediction : 1st Dolly Gray 2nd Asadjumeirah 3rd Imperial Dream

Michael Dods has been in amongst the winners recently with Show Compassion helping with a win here over six furlongs last time out, but she has another 4lb now and is yet to win over this trip. VALENTINE BLUES took her only two starts last season, both over C&D, and if she is ready to go on her return to action she could add to that tally. Sparked is the pick for third, though the rest do look closely matched.
Prediction : 1st Valentine Blues 2nd Show Compassion 3rd Sparked

Red Walls drops a class after some poor efforts but he has won here three times, with two off higher marks. Preference, though, is for BATTLE POINT. His last win was off this mark and although he has raced three times since, he returns from wind surgery here and may bounce back to form. Of the others, it could be worth considering Yaahobby judged on his recent placed form.
Prediction : 1st Battle Point 2nd Red Walls 3rd Yaahobby