UK Horse Racing Tips: Newbury

A close-up third in a Kelso Grade 2 after occupying the same position in the Formby Novices' Hurdle over Christmas, CANNOCK PARK stands out on form and having previously won a bumper and novice hurdle this season, he can make light of his penalty in this company. Goodwin, who struck at Plumpton prior to a solid Kempton third, is an obvious threat, with Freddie Gordon's 5lb claim an added bonus. In-form trainer Dan Skelton is double-handed, with yard newcomer Next Left a shade more intriguing than Absolutely Fine, despite a lengthy absence.
Prediction : 1st Cannock Park 2nd Goodwin 3rd Next Left

INTO THE PARK is very capable of making this a searching test and rates the one to be with. The five-year-old broke his maiden from the front here in January and has a live chance of coping with a 6lb rise following a successful switch to handicaps at Taunton. The class-dropping Idy Wood might be the primary threat, although the hat-trick chasing Spirits Bay has to be feared, despite going up 8lb for his latest Exeter success.
Prediction : 1st Into The Park 2nd Idy Wood 3rd Spirits Bay

Greatwood Gold Cup winner HELTENHAM, who also took this prize 12 months ago, is presented with a good opportunity to gain back-to-back successes, with both the trip and ground likely to suit as he bids to overcome just a 6lb rise for his recent comfortable C&D victory. Gunsight Ridge could be the one to give him most to think about, given the nine-year-old is still low-mileage over fences and can get competitive off just 2lb above his last winning mark. The hat-trick seeking Eaton Collina rates the pick of the rest, despite another 5lb hike.
Prediction : 1st Heltenham 2nd Gunsight Ridge 3rd Eaton Collina

This looks wide-open so only a tentative vote goes to PARTY VIBES. Henry Daly's six-year-old handed out a five-and-a-half-length beating to Ooh Betty at Market Rasen, to supplement a Wincanton triumph, and she can complete the hat-trick on her handicap bow. El Elefante saw off Kay Tara Tara at Ayr and she could be the main threat to the selection, although Endless Supply shouldn't be underestimated, despite failing to justify short odds at Uttoxeter on her latest outing.
Prediction : 1st Party Vibes 2nd El Elefante 3rd Endless Supply

ANDASHAN and Regent's Stroll both beat Tradecraft on their respective debuts, with slight preference for the former as he is likely to provide more value and Chris Gordon's Kempton scorer should have plenty of improvement in him. Regent's Stroll also has a 4lb penalty to carry for his Ascot triumph, but is still expected to prove a big threat. Authentic Legacy started off with a pleasing fourth in Listed company at Cheltenham, while any market confidence behind 75,000-pound purchase Don't Mind If I Do would be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Andashan 2nd Regents Stroll 3rd Dont Mind If I Do

JUPITER DU GITE impressed when making all over 2m4f at Uttoxeter last week and dropping back in trip should hold no fears, having won over this distance here as a novice hurdler. Gary Moore's charge has a 7lb rise to overcome, but is the youngest in the field so should be open to more improvement than the likes of Ludlow winner Game On For Glory and Onemorefortheroad, who has claims on December's success at Doncaster. Unbeaten over fences in three starts, Duhallow Tommy continues to go from strength to strength and may be the chief threat.
Prediction : 1st Jupiter Du Gite 2nd Duhallow Tommy 3rd Game On For Glory

A chance is taken on WAYFINDER, who may have pulled up on his last two starts in hotter company but should be well suited to better ground on this occasion. The form of his Chepstow second to subsequent Welsh National hero Nassalam reads well, and the 10-year-old is just 3lb above his last winning mark. Runner-up over further here last time out, Fortescue is a key player, along with Lincolnshire National second Crosspark and Fidux, who has run with plenty of credit on his last couple of outings.
Prediction : 1st Wayfinder 2nd Fortescue 3rd Crosspark