UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

There were plenty of positives to be taken from INDICATION EMBER's debut third in the Brocklesby at Doncaster last month. That experience could prove pivotal in a contest where Theatrically is the only other rival to have raced. Amy Murphy's charge was behind the selection in fifth that day and a subsequent close-up fourth at Kempton shouldn't prevent a prominent showing. Englemere, a half-sister to French Group 2 winner Family One, is the most intriguing of the newcomers and market support would be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Indication Ember 2nd Theatrically 3rd Englemere

A 2lb rise in the ratings for Trilby's recent triumph at Catterick shouldn't prevent another bold bid from Sam England's gelding and he isn't taken lightly. However, the form of HUDDLE UP's reappearance third at Doncaster last month has worked out well, with three subsequent winners coming out from that event. The son of Anjaal edges the vote and a third career victory may well be imminent. Last-time-out winners Glory Fighter and J R Cavagin are sure to have their supporters too.
Prediction : 1st Huddle Up 2nd Trilby 3rd Glory Fighter

Market support for stable debutant Serendipitous Lady could prove significant, with the daughter of Advertise suggesting that there was room for improvement last year. However, it could be worth taking a punt on BATAL DANDY, who is now upped to a mile for the first time. Richard Fahey's charge was outpaced in fifth on his return over 6f at Catterick recently and this stiffer test is likely to yield improvement. Little Venice and Likleman are also worth a second look.
Prediction : 1st Batal Dandy 2nd Serendipitous Lady 3rd Little Venice

Spring Mile hero Look Back Smiling is likely to attract plenty of supporters off only a 4lb higher rating and it would be no surprise to see him bang in contention. However, the vote goes to NOBLE ORDER, who scored by over a length on his first start for the Archie Watson stable, despite pulling hard, and he can take this off 6lb higher before moving onto better things. Legend Of Leros sports a first-time tongue-tie and isn't out of it either.
Prediction : 1st Noble Order 2nd Look Back Smiling 3rd Legend Of Leros

MYSTERYOFTHESANDS showed a lot more ability than on his debut when hitting the frame in testing conditions at Catterick on his return to action earlier in the month. With the likelihood of more to come, he looks the one to beat. Royal Praise has been gelded since outrunning his big odds to finish third at Southwell in January and holds every chance in a first-time visor. Any market confidence behind Eastvan after a lengthy absence would also be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Mysteryofthesands 2nd Royal Praise 3rd Eastvan

Albeseeingyer's impressive winning sequence was sharply put to an end when she finished ninth at Yarmouth in May last year, but she was improving at a rapid rate of knots prior and still has to be of interest. However, the vote goes to GENTLE ELLEN, who finished five lengths clear of the third over C&D when last seen in October and is only 2lb higher for that display. David and Nicola Barron's five-year-old is unexposed over this trip and she looks the way to go. Pallas Lord knows how to win and he would be foolish to overlook.
Prediction : 1st Gentle Ellen 2nd Albeseeingyer 3rd Pallas Lord

DUE CONSIDERATION ran too bad to be true at Southwell last month, so he is possibly better judged on his second over a mile at Newcastle before that display. The son of Due Diligence was dropped 1lb for that effort and a repeat of his penultimate effort ought to see him go close. Coin Power has been gelded since his three efforts last year, but it would be no surprise to see him in a completely different light on his handicap bow in a first-time tongue-tie. Of the remainder, Blufferonthebus makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Due Consideration 2nd Coin Power 3rd Blufferonthebus