UK Horse Racing Tips: Fontwell

WILFUL should have learned plenty from his hurdles bow when a close-up second at Huntingdon earlier in the month. That experience will stand him in good stead and this looks a suitable opportunity for him to shed his maiden tag in this discipline. Tea And Chats shaped better than the beaten distance over fences at Lingfield suggests. He should prove far more competitive on this switch to timber and is feared most, ahead of stable debutant Always Force It.
Prediction : 1st Wilful 2nd Tea And Chats 3rd Always Force It

Copper Cove has been in fine fettle over hurdles in recent months and warrants consideration on this second attempt at the larger obstacles. However, it could be worth taking a chance on DREAMING BLUE, who travelled with more verve in first-time blinkers when third at Wincanton. The seven-year-old faded on the run-in that day so this ease in distance looks ideal. Couldbeaweapon could also play a prominent role having dropped to an attractive mark.
Prediction : 1st Dreaming Blue 2nd Copper Cove 3rd Couldbeaweapon

Although HE'S A LATCHICO must put a disappointing sixth here behind him, his previous runner-up effort at Lingfield still reads well. Gary Moore's inmate could be freshened up by a 43-day break and it's too soon to be writing him off. The biggest threat may emerge from Getaway Drumlee, who found only a well-supported stablemate too strong on his handicap bow at Doncaster, on his return from the sidelines. Royal Rhythm makes most appeal of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Hes A Latchico 2nd Getaway Drumlee 3rd Royal Rhythm

The vote goes to IN D'OR, who is 5lb well-in under a penalty having bolted up at Ludlow a week ago. Venetia Williams' charge has few miles on the clock and this looks a good opportunity to double his tally. Aworkinprogress failed to get involved over 2m at Plumpton, but is worth a second look now upped in trip. Ask Lileen, who defeated Grade 1 winner Apple Away in a point-to-point in February 2022, makes significant appeal now pitched into a handicap.
Prediction : 1st In Dor 2nd Aworkinprogress 3rd Ask Lileen

Things seem to have clicked into place for LIGHTONTHEWING of late and he arrives having notched up back-to-back victories. The nine-year-old was far too strong at Exeter last week and a 7lb penalty, which means he is still 4lb well-in, might not stop him from landing the hat-trick. Captain Claude is also 4lb well-in having occupied the runner-up spot in a Wincanton race that couldn't be working out any better. Leading Swoop has plenty of scope for improvement over the larger obstacles and may improve for the fitting of first-time cheekpieces.
Prediction : 1st Lightonthewing 2nd Captain Claude 3rd Leading Swoop

Electric Mason must saddle a penalty having struck at Kempton last month but he still merits respect, as does Lightning Maqueen, who finished a creditable third at the Sunbury circuit just 12 days ago. However, preference is for TWIN EARTH. Archie Watson has his team in flying form and his representative, who made a pleasing debut when third at Hereford, can put that initial experience to good use.
Prediction : 1st Twin Earth 2nd Electric Mason 3rd Lightning Maqueen