UK Horse Racing Tips: Fakenham

DIAMOND KODA got no further than the first hurdle when unseating at Market Rasen on his latest outing. The five-year-old, who produced a consistent level of form in bumpers, is taken to make amends on this occasion and shed the maiden tag. A flatter track might aid the cause of Get A Superstar, who was a beaten favourite at Carlisle in February, while Yalla Habibi is expected to be in the mix once again.
Prediction : 1st Diamond Koda 2nd Get A Superstar 3rd Yalla Habibi

There was plenty to like about DO NO WRONG's exploits last summer with a brace of victories at Uttoxeter when clearly appreciating the step up to 3m. Despite dropping back in trip and being 11lb higher than his latest success, it wouldn't be a major surprise if further improvement were forthcoming. Ingennio couldn't have won any easier over C&D at the start of the month and is respected along with Scene One.
Prediction : 1st Do No Wrong 2nd Ingennio 3rd Scene One

SAINT JAGUEN has displayed some ability in three outings to date over hurdles and Fergal O'Brien's gelding makes plenty of appeal with his attentions now switched to handicap company for the first time. Connections will be hoping the reapplication of cheekpieces might help make a difference to the fortunes of Arabescato, with recent chase winner Cloudy Wednesday and Clararose others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Saint Jaguen 2nd Arabescato 3rd Cloudy Wednesday

The Wise Traveller jumped well to score by over a length in this grade at Huntingdon in November and he is likely to be involved again off a 5lb higher mark on his return to action. However, the vote goes to SHENGAI ENKI, who wasn't disgraced in third over an extended 2m4f at Huntingdon on his latest outing. The son of Buck's Boum could find improvement for this step up in distance, so he looks the way to go. Of the remainder, The Bold Thady makes some appeal.
Prediction : 1st Shengai Enki 2nd The Wise Traveller 3rd The Bold Thady

EL MUCHACHO struck by over seven lengths when making his first start for the Harriet Dickin yard at Plumpton earlier in the month and he was given an 8lb rise for that success. The seven-year-old is still relatively unexposed over fences and he looks the one to beat. Coastguard Station finished second in a class 2 event at Ascot last time and he will appreciate this drop in grade, while Templier should also go well.
Prediction : 1st El Muchacho 2nd Coastguard Station 3rd Templier

BARRA BLUE shaped with plenty of promise when finishing third on her debut at Huntingdon last month and she would have learned a great deal from that experience. Fergal O'Brien's mare could have plenty more to offer and is the one to beat. Bond Broker regressed after his third at Exeter in November when well held at Fontwell next time, but he sports a first-time hood which could unlock some improvement. Any market confidence behind the 20,000-pound purchase Treasure Cove would also be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Barra Blue 2nd Bond Broker 3rd Treasure Cove