UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

The market is likely to be all-informative and it wouldn't be a surprise to see money arrive for Ralph Beckett's FUN LOVING, a 350,000gns Le Havre filly who is a half-sister to the useful Lysander. Godolphin filly Dubai Melody obviously has to come under the microscope with Charlie Appleby ending the campaign in such strong fashion, whilst Arts Of War also catches the eye being a half-sister to a Listed-placed filly in France, though the presence of a hood tempers enthusiasm slightly.
Prediction : 1st Fun Loving 2nd Dubai Melody 3rd Arts Of War

Ghaihaban went unsupported on her recent debut over 6f at Windsor but showed plenty of promise to finish second, running on in a fashion which suggests she will relish the extra furlong on offer here. With that experience to draw on, she should take some stopping. There is plenty to like about both Lunar Eclipse and Fair Point on paper, whilst Sea Journey would be of particular interest if supported in the market.
Prediction : 1st Ghaihaban 2nd Lunar Eclipse 3rd Sea Journey

A Group 3 in which all nine protagonists have a win under their belts but a number didn't improve as much as expected second time out, though Orne had excuses when not appearing to get home over a mile. One who bucked the trend was TELEMARK, who seemingly relished softer ground when scoring with plenty up his sleeve at Yarmouth last month and he is taken to follow up at the chief expense of fellow improver Finbar Furey, who has joined Jane Chapple-Hyam's yard for 180,000gns since opening his account in good style at Salisbury.
Prediction : 1st Telemark 2nd Finbar Furey 3rd Orne

RAZEYNA was far from disgraced in fourth over 7f at Newbury last month and she is able to compete off the same rating. The four-year-old takes a step down in grade and distance, which could bring out the improvement needed to take this. The main danger is Primeval, who was sent off odds-on when finishing fourth on her handicap bow and she should have more to come. Gemini Star and Ramiro are others to consider in an open contest.
Prediction : 1st Razeyna 2nd Primeval 3rd Gemini Star

NEW CHELSEA may still be a maiden after three starts but he has shown plenty of promise on each of those efforts, including when only beaten a head by a subsequent winner at Newbury in September. The son of New Bay could have any amount of improvement to come on his nursery debut and looks the way to go. The main threat is Offer And Receive, who finished third at Ayr when carrying a 7lb penalty last time, but that was a solid enough effort to suggest he could have a say. Tipsy Tiger completes the shortlist after his victory at Nottingham.
Prediction : 1st New Chelsea 2nd Offer And Receive 3rd Tipsy Tiger

DASHING ROGER relished conditions when going in by over five lengths in a class 4 event at Nottingham on his latest outing and the handicapper hit him with a 9lb rise. The six-year-old should get similar ground on this occasion, which could make him the one to beat. Metal Merchant got his head back in front at Ascot last time after a very solid season and should go well back in handicap company, while Alpha Crucis won at Goodwood last month and is also of interest.
Prediction : 1st Dashing Roger 2nd Metal Merchant 3rd Alpha Crucis

Charlie Appleby was out of luck in this contest 12 months ago, but BEAUTIFUL LOVE might be the one to side with today. She opened her account over C&D in September, having chased home subsequent Fillies' Mile fourth Classical Song home at Sandown prior, and a similar level of form could see the Siyouni filly claim Pattern success. Ralph Beckett launches a three-pronged assault with You Got To Me, La Pasionaria and Glimpsed, who all won on their debuts and appear capable of throwing down a stern challenge. Gray's Inn wasn't disgraced in a Group 3 at the Curragh last time and is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Beautiful Love 2nd You Got To Me 3rd Glimpsed

Warren Point hasn't been seen since finishing down the field in the Manhattan at Belmont over the summer months, but the dual Listed winner ought to go well down in class. Pride Of America took another step forward when filling the runner-up berth in the Doonside Cup last time and is another that needs to be taken seriously, but preference is for CHECKANDCHALLENGE. Fourth in the QEII on Champions' Day a fortnight ago, he holds every chance on these terms and looks the one to beat.
Prediction : 1st Checkandchallenge 2nd Warren Point 3rd Pride Of America

A wide-open contest in which many are likely to have a say, but marginal preference is for MARSHAL DAN. Heather Main's charge was a commanding winner in first-time cheekpieces at Leicester last time and he looks weighted to go well once again, despite a 5lb in the handicap. Hodler (second) finished behind the selection that day but is entitled to get closer on revised terms. Handicap debutant King Of Fury retains plenty of potential and he must enter calculations, along with Hierarchy, Lunatick and Repertoire.
Prediction : 1st Marshal Dan 2nd Hodler 3rd King Of Fury