UK Horse Racing Tips: Tramore

EVIZA should be able to make the breakthrough in this weak affair. Out of Group 2 winner Eziyra, the selection has some solid form to her name and is fitted with cheekpieces for the first time. Skyquake is another in first time cheekpieces and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Zoffany bay is given second preference. Down the field on her handicap debut at the Curragh in June, she had some useful performers in behind. As Fast As Wind is the highest-rated of those with a mark. Placed three times from nine starts, she disappointed when starting off for Eoin Doyle at Clonmel last week. A Ballydoyle cast-off, it'll be interesting to see how Delta Dawn fares on debut for Peter Fahey, while Narlita is another that warrants respect.
Prediction : 1st Eziva 2nd Skyquake 3rd As Fast As Wind

A competitive affair with ELSA'S PRIDE the suggestion. On just her second start in handicap company, the Fozzy Stack-trained grey done well to see off 16 rivals at Cork, getting up in the closing stages to beat well-fancied German import Oakley. Upped just 5lb for that success, she might be able to follow-up now. Successful at Navan last week, Charlie Darling since finished fifth at Down Royal on Friday and another good effort can be expected from the Gavin Cromwell-trained chestnut. Beaten by just half-a-length at Roscommon, Bright N Shine should give a good account of himself, while others for the shortlist are Notturno (first time cheekpieces), handicap debutant Ravshan and the three-time placed Show No Fear.
Prediction : 1st Elsas Pride 2nd Charlie Darling 3rd Bright N Shine

ROYAL EAGLE gets the nod in this good quality contest. A model of consistency and a dual course winner, she reverts to the level for the first time in over a year. Jake Coen takes the ride on the Gordon Elliott-trained five-year-old, who will have to defy top-weight in against six younger rivals. Fratas and Delicate Girl are the highest rated runners in the line-up, with the former given second preference. Bidding to complete a hat-trick, the Michael Mulvany-trained chestnut is sure to have plenty of supporters with Jamie Powell aboard. Fitted with cheekpieces for the first time, it'll come as no surprise if Delicate Girl manages to make the breakthrough on her handicap debut, while Rockview Consort and Timeless Piece are other leading hopes.
Prediction : 1st Royal Eagle 2nd Fratas 3rd Delicate Girl

GALILEO'S COMPASS might be able to get the better of his older rivals. A brother to Group 2 winner Changingoftheguard, the Jessica Harrington-trained selection has been placed twice from four starts. He kept on well when third on his most recent outing at Naas and going back up in trip to a mile-and-a-half here should prove ideal. Also on a mark of 77, Immelmann is given second preference with Michael O'Sullivan aboard. While a solid sixth on his debut for Willie Mullins at the Curragh in July, he since disappointed at Galway, but later coughed upon veterinary examination. A winner over flights here at the August Festival, it'll be interesting to see how Inchiquin Star fares, with Alan Persse claiming a valuable 7lb. Beaten by just a neck at Navan recently, Beautiful Chaos should give a good account of herself.
Prediction : 1st Galileos Compass 2nd Immelmann 3rd Inchiquin Star

After making all at Down Royal on Friday, Hidden Land is now rated above this grade and is the one to beat. However, she has a lot of weight to carry and turning out again quickly, it might be worth taking her on. While without a win in 13 starts, SAY IT SO ran his best race to date when third at Cork recently. The Raven's Pass gelding kept on well without matching the principals at the Mallow venue, and it'll come as no surprise if he manages to go a few places better now. A close fourth at Navan recently, Dinamine is sure to have plenty of supporters, while Tastyee is another capable of making her presence felt. Others for the shortlist are Tasayad, who represents the in-form Darren Bunyan yard, Pro Bono and Contrapposto.
Prediction : 1st Say It So 2nd Hidden Land 3rd Dinamine

A strong case can be made for five of these, with Fulltime and Melrose Duchess out of their depth. Upped in trip to two-miles for the first time, STOKE THE FIRE might be able to make the breakthrough. A runner-up on recent starts at Down Royal and Galway respectively, the Vadamos bay certainly wouldn't be winning out of turn. A solid fourth on his return to action over the course and distance in August, Uxmal is perhaps the biggest danger. Second to A Piece Of Heaven at Gowran last week, it'll come as no surprise if he manages to go a place better now. Rotten Row is turned out again quickly after finishing second over fences at Kilbeggan on Friday. A dual course winner, the Tony Mullins-trained six-year-old should give a good account of himself with Conor Clarke claiming a valuable 7lb. Bukhill and The Last Mardi complete the line-up and are both capable of making their presence felt.
Prediction : 1st Stoke The Fire 2nd Uxmal 3rd Rotten Row

ZOFFANY BAY isn't the most consistent, but should be able to make his presence felt in a contest of this quality. Successful here in July, he since disappointed in a competitive 20-runner affair over flights at Galway. Back on the level now and in much calmer waters, he should go close. Enquire Within made the breakthrough at Navan recently and is a leading contender, while the versatile Walnut Beach is sure to prove popular with locals. The Pat Flynn-trained six-year-old was second at Clonmel last week and it'll come as no surprise if he manages to go a place better now. Annecherie caught the eye when fourth at Navan and is capable of making her presence felt, while others for the shortlist are Mastermind and Dubai Clover.
Prediction : 1st Zoffany Bay 2nd Enquire Within 3rd Walnut Beach