UK Horse Racing Tips: Beverley

Kevin Ryan boasts a fine record in this contest, having won this with some smart types including Glass Slippers (2018), so any market support for Bint Alfella ahead of her debut would make her of significant interest. That said, GO BIG OR GO HOME, a 1,800,000gns purchase at Tattersalls Book 1 last October, is a half-sister to star sprinter Battaash and makes plenty of appeal. Princess Alex and recent C&D winner Keldeo are both capable of serving it up to the newcomers, despite the pair giving weight to their rivals.
Prediction : 1st Go Big Or Go Home 2nd Bint Alfella 3rd Princess Alex

ZAPHEA produced her best effort to date when runner-up at Bath last week and the filly may well take advantage on this occasion, with the handicapper having dropped her 3lb prior to her latest run. The daughter of Dandy Man was reassessed following that most recent display and was put back on 55, so this may prove to be the ideal opportunity. Macarone filled the runner-up spot on his nursery debut at Bath and is entitled to progress further, while a first-time visor might aid the cause of Charlie Mason.
Prediction : 1st Zaphea 2nd Macarone 3rd Charlie Mason

BRANDAISY stepped forward from her first three starts when runner-up at Haydock on nursery debut earlier in the month, having benefited from going up in trip, and Richard Fahey's filly is likely to be suited by the nature of this track. Doubletalk is best judged on her second at Pontefract on her penultimate start, while Bellestarr completes the shortlist following her C&D third.
Prediction : 1st Brandaisy 2nd Doubletalk 3rd Bellestarr

This could go the way of ACONCAGUA MOUNTAIN, who has been running to a decent level of late. Iain Jardine's charge seems to be operating off a winnable mark and that may be enough to see off the likes of Soul Seeker and King Of Tonga, who has been runner-up on his last two starts. John Kirkup and Texas Man can also have a say in proceedings.
Prediction : 1st Aconcagua Mountain 2nd Soul Seeker 3rd King Of Tonga

Runner-up on two of his last three starts, COLD HENRY is proven over this marathon trip and sets the standard on form. Both of his wins to date have come under Joanna Mason, who is back on board today, and the fact he can be relied upon to run his race is more than what can be said of the inconsistent but talented Trooper Bisdee. Fox Flame has the potential to be well suited by going up in trip, while Hellenista has shown glimpses of form so far this season.
Prediction : 1st Cold Henry 2nd Trooper Bisdee 3rd Fox Flame

A switch to better ground may not be ideal for TEMPER TRAP, but the six-year-old can do little wrong at present and he may well be able to overcome it. Tim Easterby's charge arrives here on a four-timer and he gets the vote ahead of the relatively consistent She's Got Bottle and Eagle Eyed Tom, who ran with plenty of credit on his handicap debut at Wolverhampton.
Prediction : 1st Temper Trap 2nd Eagle Eyed Tom 3rd Shes Got Bottle