UK Horse Racing Tips: Warwick

WALK IN THE WILD made a winning return last season and Gary Moore's charge might be worth siding with on his reappearance today. The son of Walk In The Park is just 1lb above his last successful mark and will have no problem with the forecast ground conditions. Miltiades was a well-beaten third (later promoted to second) at Uttoxeter when last seen but he has plenty of scope for improvement and must go on the shortlist. Supasunrise is able to compete from an unchanged mark, having finished a good third at Southwell last time, and he is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Walk In The Wild 2nd Miltiades 3rd Supasunrise

Dan Skelton launches a three-pronged assault with SMURFETTE, Elle Est Beau and I Look How I Look, of which the former is preferred. She ran well in defeat on both of her starts in bumpers, but the daughter of Blue Bresil appeals as the type to thrive over hurdles this season and her pedigree also suggests that may be the case. Fortune Forever didn't jump with fluency on her hurdles bow last month but she ought to be wiser this time around. Others to note include Helnwein and Heard That.
Prediction : 1st Smurfette 2nd Fortune Forever 3rd Helnwein

An open event in which only a tentative vote can go to HURLERONTHEDITCH. A consistent performer over hurdles last season, David Pipe's charge is a brother to the useful Majestic Maid and a chasing mark of 112 looks to be well within his capabilities. Point winner Hot Rod Lincoln struck over timber when last seen in May and he is an interesting candidate now switched to fences, while Fontwell winner Tango Echo Charlie would be in with a chance if able to put last month's Southwell disappointment behind him.
Prediction : 1st Hurlerontheditch 2nd Hot Rod Lincoln 3rd Tango Echo Charlie

Several in-form rivals come together to make this an intriguing clash, with the hat-trick seeking pair Jet Plane and Latitude both very capable of extending their winning runs if everything goes right for them again. However, ARIZONA CARDINAL is 2-5 so far in chases and having improved in leaps and bounds since undergoing wind surgery, he could be hard to beat resuming off just 4lb higher than his 3m Uttoxeter success in May. Midlands Grand National winner Major Dundee also commands respect despite an 8lb higher mark.
Prediction : 1st Arizona Cardinal 2nd Jet Plane 3rd Latitude

PRETENDING is yet to break her maiden over hurdles but, given she ran a blinder to finish second in a premier handicap under Brony Frost at Cheltenham in April, this significant ease in grade provides her with a golden opportunity if raring to go on her return. Sweet Magic is closely matched with the selection based on the official ratings and should go well if the rain stays away, while Bushtucker Park and Criquette are a couple of others with reasonable place claims.
Prediction : 1st Pretending 2nd Sweet Magic 3rd Bushtucker Park

HORIZON D'OR scored by just over two lengths at Ffos Las last month and he was given a 7lb rise for that success. The six-year-old has two wins from four starts for the Adam West stable and he could continue his upward curve to complete a double here. The main threat might be My Last Oscar, who disappointed when well supported for a class 3 event at Taunton on his latest outing in March and could get involved if putting his best foot forward. Of the remainder, Loch Garman Aris makes the most appeal after his second at Uttoxeter.
Prediction : 1st Horizon Dor 2nd My Last Oscar 3rd Loch Garman Aris

Granny Hawkins shaped with plenty of promise to finish second at Southwell on her debut under Rules and, with normal progression, she ought to have a say. However, preference is for the 55,000-pound purchase BABY SHALLY, whose sister Victory Club struck on her first bumper start and, having won her sole point-to-point start, the daughter of Solder Of Fortune could make an impression for the Anthony Honeyball yard. Any market confidence behind Let It Rain would also be of interest.
Prediction : 1st Baby Shally 2nd Granny Hawkins 3rd Let It Rain