UK Horse Racing Tips: Market Rasen

OUR NEL (second) had Come On Du Berlais (third) a length behind when runner-up at Worcester on her hurdles debut last month, and she is taken to go one better this time around. A creditable second in a Listed bumper at Sandown in March, Casa No Mento disappointed at Aintree but appeals as a strong candidate for the Nigel Twiston-Davies team to go to war with this season.
Prediction : 1st Our Nel 2nd Casa No Mento 3rd Come On Du Berlais

An easy winner at Fontwell last time out, TWO PAST EIGHT has made a terrific start to his career in this sphere and Alan King's charge should be open to further improvement on just his fourth outing. Irish raider Our Boy Wes made a positive impression on his hurdles bow at Ballinrobe and must enter calculations, along with Max Of Stars, who has won three of her five starts over hurdles.
Prediction : 1st Two Past Eight 2nd Our Boy Wes 3rd Max Of Stars

A comfortable winner here over shorter on his penultimate start, CAN'T BEAT HISTORY unseated the rider early in the contest when favourite at Uttoxeter last time. He can bounce back to winning ways on this occasion, with Tedwin Hills looking best placed to chase him home on the back of a promising chase debut at Southwell. Young Wolf has strong claims on his penultimate effort.
Prediction : 1st Cant Beat History 2nd Tedwin Hills 3rd Young Wolf

DEAD RIGHT showed a liking for first-time cheekpieces when last seen in February, as he went in by half a length in this grade and was only raised 1lb for that success. If he is ready to roll on his return from a break, he could record a double, with the booking of Harry Cobden a big plus. Vintage Fizz did it well over an extended 2m4f at Bangor earlier in the month and has to be respected, while Quoi De Neuf is far from out of it.
Prediction : 1st Dead Right 2nd Vintage Fizz 3rd Quoi De Neuf

ENTHUSED had Simply Red (second) and Glorious Zoff (fourth) behind when going in by just over a length at Uttoxeter latest and, considering the manner of his victory, he could easily confirm that form to record the double. Coolnaugh Haze was an easy winner of a class 4 event last time and he could take a step forward to get involved, while Castel Gandolfo rates best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Enthused 2nd Coolnaugh Haze 3rd Castel Gandolfo

SHUIL DONN was quite a taking winner on his handicap debut at Southwell earlier in the month and Paul Collins' inmate might be able to defy a 10lb rise in the ratings. Balranald appreciated the switch to more positive tactics when collared late on at Kelso recently. The son of Mastercraftsman is dangerous to discount and may emerge as the chief threat to the selection, ahead of Man Of The Sea.
Prediction : 1st Shuil Donn 2nd Balranald 3rd Man Of The Sea

G'day Aussie made the most of a career-low mark when getting up to win at Worcester in July, but the veteran could prove vulnerable racing off 6lb higher in this contest. ACCIDENTAL LEGEND comes with risks attached having lost his form towards the end of his campaign in March and April, but a 177-day break may have freshened the gelding up. My Brother Jack also warrants consideration.
Prediction : 1st Accidental Legend 2nd My Brother Jack 3rd Gday Aussie