UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

Tres Chic showed much more on her nursery bow and then confirmed that promise when breaking through at Leicester. A rise of 3lb is fair, but the runner-up did absolutely nothing for the form next time so she is passed over in favour of TERRATINO FIRE, who was an encouraging third on his handicap debut at Newcastle and is now 4lb better off with runner-up Eagle Landed, with cheekpieces replaced by a visor. There should be races in Checkmeout off this sort of figure, while Bradman is just one more to consider.
Prediction : 1st Terratino Fire 2nd Tres Chic 3rd Eagle Landed

BANKRUPT is flying at present and completed a hat-trick with another determined display to get the better of Nordic Glory at Lingfield. Equally at home on Tapeta, Chelsea Banham's speedster can continue his winning spree under his penalty, although he potentially faces competition for the lead from Teresa Grace, who might be dangerous if taking to the all-weather. Aconcagua Mountain is two from two here, with Victors Dream and Cuban Grey a couple more to enter the equation.
Prediction : 1st Bankrupt 2nd Teresa Grace 3rd Aconcagua Mountain

Embroidered Cloth let down favourite-backers when fifth of sixth on his Doncaster debut. Those in front of him are rated in the 80s or higher, but the subsequent 19-month absence can't be ignored so the vote goes to MOON FLIGHT. Sir Mark Prescott's gelding has occupied the runner-up berth in four of his seven starts, most recently at Chelmsford last week, and he can finally be rewarded for his consistency. Kanohi Breeze and Kaidu could make the frame.
Prediction : 1st Moon Flight 2nd Embroidered Cloth 3rd Kanohi Breeze

Georgia Dobie got a good tune out of WHITE UMBRELLA last week, with the pair coming from the rear to strike over C&D. As that was an apprentices' race, Chris Kellett's four-year-old escapes a penalty and she can take full advantage. Jumira Bridge burst back into life when recording a decisive triumph at Chelmsford and is a threat off a 5lb higher rating. Sherdil was fancied to perform a lot better than he did at Newcastle last week and the step up from 5f is an interesting move.
Prediction : 1st White Umbrella 2nd Jumira Bridge 3rd Sherdil

Clarendon House was a big disappointment at Sandown when last seen, although he was in good form prior to that and has been gelded during his time off. As is the case with Chipstead, though, he needs to prove his worth on an artificial surface, whereas GLORIOUS ANGEL is a three-time Tapeta winner who was hammering on the door in handicaps prior to coming up short in the Wentworth Stakes. Intrinsic Bond and Alligator Alley are two more to keep in mind in a trappy sprint.
Prediction : 1st Glorious Angel 2nd Clarendon House 3rd Chipstead

Mclean House is definitely the most interesting horse in the line-up, having won two out of three at the start of the year, but he has been off since March. As is the case with Andrew Balding's unexposed three-year-old, YORKSHIRE was gelded during his time off, but he has the benefit of a recent comeback run when a staying-on fifth over 6f at Newcastle and that could give him an edge. Cheekpieces helped Rock Melody return to the winner's enclosure at Musselburgh, while O G Beachwear and Talis Evolvere may have more to offer and Sterling Knight has slipped to a nice mark.
Prediction : 1st Yorkshire 2nd Mclean House 3rd O G Beachwear

DANCE TIME was a surprise winner on her handicap debut at Southwell before backing that performance up when runner-up at Newcastle earlier in the month. The daughter of Time Test is expected to take another step forward and defy a 2lb rise from the assessor. God Of Thunder was knocking on the door when last seen and he is respected on his first start since May. Kissininthebackrow and Tafsir complete the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Dance Time 2nd God Of Thunder 3rd Kissininthebackrow

RED HAT EAGLE continues to creep up the handicap following two narrow-margin victories at Kempton and Lingfield, and William Knight's gelding gets the vote in what appears to be a winnable contest on paper. Enola Grey did well to finish as close as she did when runner-up after a slow beginning at Newcastle last week. She can enter calculations along with Ravenglass and Eagle Day.
Prediction : 1st Red Hat Eagle 2nd Enola Grey 3rd Ravenglass

PRINCE ALI has been a consistent performer over the past few months at this track and the slight drop back in trip gives the five-year-old strong credentials in his bid to get his head back in front. Win Win Power improved for Mick Appleby earlier in the year and he is capable of a decent showing on his return from a break, while Cliffs Of Capri and Star Of St James can fight it out for the minor honours.
Prediction : 1st Prince Ali 2nd Win Win Power 3rd Cliffs Of Capri