UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

Archie Watson and Brodie Hampson teamed up to win this last year and will look to follow up with Sir Joseph Swan, but a place may be the best he can hope for in this field. Dereham is a C&D winner who stays even further and he can go close after winning a better race at Newmarket in June, but DAARIS is the pick. Kevin Frost's gelding won easily over this trip at Nottingham in July and may do the same, despite an additional 6lb from the handicapper.
Prediction : 1st Daaris 2nd Dereham 3rd Sir Joseph Swan

With very little form to go on, DUBAI TREASURE stands out after the daughter of Exceed And Excel was a promising second at Newmarket on her debut. The winner had an experience edge that day and has won again since to frank the form, and any improvement may see her get off the mark. Queen's Guard was sent off favourite on her Doncaster debut before weakening into fourth and she may do better now, while Urban Love looks an interesting newcomer.
Prediction : 1st Dubai Treasure 2nd Queens Guard 3rd Urban Love

Emperor's Clothes is hard to ignore after placing on both of his starts to date but he has to give 5lb to SINDRI, which may make the difference. Fourth at Kempton on her debut, she set the pace that day before weakening late on and Michael Bell's filly should be suited by this drop in trip. Between The Covers is another to consider after her Lingfield third and she could also mount a challenge.
Prediction : 1st Sindri 2nd Emperors Clothes 3rd Between The Covers

In a moderate contest, it might pay to focus on the pair of unexposed three-year-olds Hourless and FLAMMABLE, of whom the latter is preferred. She kept on well to finish within five lengths of the principals over 1m2f at Bath a fortnight ago, suggesting a further step up in trip could suit, and the addition of first-time cheekpieces can eke out more progression. Lailah appeals most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Flammable 2nd Hourless 3rd Lailah

Mick Appleby often does well with his new recruits and that trend could continue with RAZZAM. The gelded son of Showcasing hit the frame on his final start for Roger Varian, where he was too keen over 6f. If the drop in trip sees him in a better light, the unexposed three-year-old could get back on track. Amor De Mi Vida and Harry With Style must enter calculations, while market support for the Chelsea Banham-trained Munificent would bring him into the reckoning.
Prediction : 1st Razzam 2nd Amor De Mi Vida 3rd Harry With Style

TAMMANY HALL made a promising start for the Phil McEntee team when narrowly denied at Lingfield four days ago. He has become extremely well treated judged on past exploits and this looks a good opportunity to go one better. Bomb Squad ought to appreciate the drop back from seven furlongs and he ranks highly in this field, while Enchanted Night should also be thereabouts.
Prediction : 1st Tammany Hall 2nd Bomb Squad 3rd Enchanted Night