UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

Recent Musselburgh scorer Due Consideration merits the utmost respect under a 6lb penalty, but a chance can be taken on ST LUKES CHELSEA. The 78,000gns purchase steps up to a mile for the first time having been largely unsighted over 6f on each of his qualifying runs, and that could hold the key. Others to note include Storm Alice and Phoenix Passion.
Prediction : 1st St Lukes Chelsea 2nd Due Consideration 3rd Storm Alice

George Boughey has enjoyed another decent campaign with his juveniles and Masar filly Adore You must be respected with that in mind. Middlesex made a pleasing racecourse debut when finishing third at Wolverhampton 20 days ago and she appeals as a leading candidate, though preference is for FRANCESCO BARACCA. The son of Golden Horn chased home a smart prospect at Kempton last month and is fancied to open his account now switched to turf.
Prediction : 1st Francesco Baracca 2nd Adore You 3rd Middlesex

ANOTHER GIFT has not looked back since switching her attentions to nurseries last month, winning three on the spin, and a subsequent 7lb rise for her latest success might not stop the daughter of Harry Angel. Mayo Neighs failed to make an impact in a valuable York nursery last time but he enters calculations down in class. Labalaba sports first-time cheekpieces ahead of his nursery bow and is noted along with Trefor.
Prediction : 1st Another Gift 2nd Mayo Neighs 3rd Labalaba

FIRST FOLIO, who has a proven liking for this venue, has hinted at a revival on his last couple of starts and, off 4lb lower than his last winning mark, he could well extend his C&D record to 3-3 if he continues to flourish in the same manner. Tabdeed, who last tasted success in the Group 3 Hackwood Stakes three years ago, has to be respected on these terms, while Tolstoy and Hydration add further spice to the race.
Prediction : 1st First Folio 2nd Tabdeed 3rd Tolstoy

The hat-trick seeking DIVINE COMEDY offers strong appeal having proven her stamina with a 10-length romp at Haydock when last seen, with a 13lb hike in the ratings deemed a fair assessment. Having been given plenty of time since, the five-year-old arrives fresher than her rivals and, with most having something to prove over this trip, she holds an edge in terms of stamina. Imaginary World is noted, but previous C&D winner Sharp Distinction is feared most.
Prediction : 1st Divine Comedy 2nd Sharp Distinction 3rd Imaginary World

GONE, who is 2lb well-in, has been knocking on the door lately and is taken to deliver on the promise she has shown during what has already been a busy month for her. Dreaming Spires rates as one with the potential to put it up to the selection after a comfortable success in a novice at Thirsk in May, while Glencalvie and recent Newmarket scorer Where's Freddy are a couple of others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Gone 2nd Dreaming Spires 3rd Wheres Freddy

Daring Guest was a comfortable four-length victor at Lingfield on his latest outing and a 3lb higher mark is unlikely to keep him out of contention, but he will need to transfer that all-weather form to the turf. With that in mind, SPLIT ELEVENS gets the vote after his third at Newmarket. The five-year-old is now 1lb lower than his last winning mark and he could record his seventh career success. Any market support for Seattle Time on his handicap bow would be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Split Elevens 2nd Daring Guest 3rd Seattle Time

MEDIA GUEST has been a model of consistency recently, as he has hit the frame on each of his last three outings, with the latest effort coming when third at Brighton. Off the same mark, the son of Belardo ought to go very close. Galileo Glass has been sent off favourite the last twice and he justified that support on his penultimate start at Wolverhampton. Show Of Hands completes the shortlist in first-time cheekpieces.
Prediction : 1st Media Guest 2nd Galileo Glass 3rd Show Of Hands