UK Horse Racing Tips: Market Rasen

BOLSOVER BILL has been a revelation since joining the Harry Derham stable and the form of his penultimate success at Exeter has worked out particularly well in the interim. The seven-year-old seems more than ready to step back up to three miles and he gets the vote ahead of Everything'sontick, who was a slightly fortuitous winner at Plumpton last month. Ladronne is another who must hold strong claims if bouncing back to the form of his victory at Doncaster earlier in the month.
Prediction : 1st Bolsover Bill 2nd Everythingsontick 3rd Ladronne

The vote goes to PITWOOD ROAD, who couldn't justify odds-on favouritism for her hurdles bow at Bangor but ran well in second nonetheless. With improvement expected, the six-year-old can get off the mark with recent Huntingdon second Locken Lady looking best placed to chase her home. Fashionelle, who has not been in action since a promising runner-up effort in a Fontwell bumper last April, is also respected.
Prediction : 1st Pitwood Road 2nd Locken Lady 3rd Fashionelle

DIAMOND KODA didn't do himself any favours with some errant jumping on his debut in this sphere at Doncaster, but he kept on for a distant second and that form sets the standard in this moderate maiden. Nick Kent's charge may have enough to see off Pyffo and newcomer Teetotaller, who is bound to want further in time being a brother to Badger Beer winner Blackjack Magic.
Prediction : 1st Diamond Koda 2nd Pyffo 3rd Teetotaller

Although Mammies Boy was quite taking when opening his account at Taunton last month, he's effectively racing off a 17lb higher mark with no 7lb conditional in the plate this time. With that in mind, it could be worth taking a chance on the unexposed KING OF THE ROAD. Ben Pauling's charge proved disappointing on his handicap bow when only ninth, but there is a sneaking suspicion that this quicker ground could prompt an improved performance. Any market support for Garitsa Bay would also be interesting.
Prediction : 1st King Of The Road 2nd Mammies Boy 3rd Garitsa Bay

Having found only a resurgent rival too strong over C&D recently, SUPERSTYLIN looks ready to land a race of this nature. A 1lb rise in the ratings is more than fair for Suzy Smith's charge and the seven-year-old should take all of the beating if coping with the relatively quick turnaround. The biggest danger is Grain D'oudairies, who is entitled to build on his fourth-placed chase bow at Ayr in January, while Will Sting is noted too.
Prediction : 1st Superstylin 2nd Grain Doudairies 3rd Will Sting

UKANTANGO has shown promise on his last couple of starts over 2m and the seven-year-old may improve having had a wind operation since his last appearance. The application of a first-time tongue-tie could also help, while the step up in trip is another potential positive. Harjo looks to be the main threat following his second at Hereford, while Mylesfromwicklow is next best.
Prediction : 1st Ukantango 2nd Harjo 3rd Mylesfromwicklow

WADE OUT won his sole start between the flags in Ireland last November and it would be no surprise to see the son of Shantou make a winning debut under Rules. Positivia showed plenty of promise on her racecourse bow at Sedgefield recently and she is entitled to improve for that experience, while Ace Of Spades and Jubilant are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Wade Out 2nd Positivia 3rd Ace Of Spades