UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

Ramon Di Loria was a comfortable winner at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and he merits respect under the penalty, but it might pay to side with the less-exposed BROWNLEE. A C&D winner in December last year, the son of Bungle Inthejungle hasn't been seen since finishing third at Newcastle in January but might not need to be at his best to make a successful return. Bang On The Bell can chase the pair home.
Prediction : 1st Brownlee 2nd Ramon Di Loria 3rd Bang On The Bell

A fairly open nursery in which preference is for REPRISED. Karl Burke's charge displayed plenty of ability across her three qualifying runs and doesn't appear to be overburdened by an opening mark of 70, so the daughter of Blue Point might be well placed to strike. Call Glory and Cotai Vision both arrive on the back of second-placed efforts and both ought to give another good account of themselves. Blue Storm should not be underestimated either.
Prediction : 1st Reprised 2nd Call Glory 3rd Cotai Vision

MATTELLA belied odds of 40-1 when filling the runner-up spot at Newcastle on her debut. She pulled well clear with the winner that day, so natural progress might be enough to see Tim Easterby's filly open her account. Cobh Harbour shaped with promise on his first start and could improve for the switch to an artificial surface. Wee Geordie is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Mattella 2nd Cobh Harbour 3rd Wee Geordie

COOL PARTY already boasts winning form on a Tapeta surface and, having proven his stamina with a win over 1m6f at Haydock in September before finishing a close second over this trip at Kempton the following month, he has a lot going for him on these terms. The only three-year-old in the field, he gets in lightly with his weight-for-age allowance and has a live chance of further success. The hat-trick seeking Aqwaam is feared most, with Sharp Distinction and Apparate also noted.
Prediction : 1st Cool Party 2nd Aqwaam 3rd Sharp Distinction

AUGUST showed some ability in four starts for John and Thady Gosden and, given Mick Appleby's knack of finding winning opportunities with his new recruits, this nicely-bred gelding offers strong appeal on his debut run for new connections. Ivory Madonna and Sandret are a couple of others with solid recent form to consider, while Vondelpark is respected off 1lb lower than his last winning (turf) mark.
Prediction : 1st August 2nd Ivory Madonna 3rd Sandret

TEA SEA proved a different proposition when opening his account on the return to handicap company last week. A 6lb penalty is unlikely to prevent another bold bid from Tony Carroll's inmate and he's difficult to oppose. Willow Baby enters this sphere off a workable mark and she may give the selection most to think about, ahead of fellow in-form rival Sydney Bay.
Prediction : 1st Tea Sea 2nd Willow Baby 3rd Sydney Bay

The reappearing Champagne Supanova should appreciate this return to 7f and the six-year-old isn't taken lightly. Nevertheless, INTOXICATA looks sure to pick up another race off her current mark and makes most appeal. A reproduction of her recent second at Wolverhampton may prove good enough, while last month's course winner She's The Danger shouldn't be far behind.
Prediction : 1st Intoxicata 2nd Champagne Supanova 3rd Shes The Danger

Jockey Simon Walker is often the one to side with in these amateur races, and he looks to have picked up a nice mount on the unexposed BACK TOMORROW, who didn't show much on her handicap debut at Yarmouth, but was a promising runner-up on her first two starts. Richard Spencer's charge is narrowly preferred to Kempton third Vitalline and Churchill Bay, who has done very well since joining the Jessica Macey stable.
Prediction : 1st Back Tomorrow 2nd Vitalline 3rd Churchill Bay