UK Horse Racing Tips: Ffos Las

Patriotik sets the standard with an official rating of 124 and he must be respected, but it is RATH GAUL BOY who gets the vote. Willie Mullins' seven-year-old was an easy winner of a maiden hurdle at Fairyhouse last month and the Closutton maestro appears to have found his gelding an excellent chance to repeat the dose under a penalty. Three Cliffs Bay will find this easier than the handicaps he has been contesting recently and looks best placed to chase the pair home.
Prediction : 1st Rath Gaul Boy 2nd Patriotik 3rd Three Cliffs Bay

Returned to further and with the hood worn across the majority of his fledgling career removed, ANOTHER LORD was able to take a big leap forward when winning at Hereford last month. A 5lb rise in the handicap might underestimated Peter Bowen's charge given that he has scope for further improvement, and he is taken to follow up. Lady Salvador hit the woodwork on her handicap debut in November and she must enter the reckoning, along with Valens Bruyee, who drops in class.
Prediction : 1st Another Lord 2nd Lady Salvador 3rd Valens Bruyee

Things appear to have clicked for BONZA BOY of late and he arrives following wins at Exeter and Chepstow. The son of Schiaparelli is now 8lb higher than for the latest of those victories, but he has few miles on the clock over the larger obstacles and is taken to continue his upward trajectory. Pilgrims King must shoulder a 7lb penalty having been on target over C&D six days ago but he merits respect nevertheless, while Lelant makes his fencing bow and is of interest now fitted with a first-time tongue-tie.
Prediction : 1st Bonza Boy 2nd Pilgrims King 3rd Lelant

IMPERIAL SAINT hasn't run too badly on both starts in handicap company, with the gelding finishing third at Newbury and Exeter. The handicapper has given him a chance with a 2lb drop and this may be the ideal opportunity to get back to winning ways. Just Over Land is expected to be in the mix following his recent second here over 2m, while the consistent King Of The Lake and Jerrash are others capable of a decent showing.
Prediction : 1st Imperial Saint 2nd Just Over Land 3rd King Of The Lake

ROUGE DE L'QUEST was an unlucky loser at Chepstow on his latest start when badly hampered by a loose horse at the final fence. The eight-year-old, who had won in fine style here on his penultimate start, has clearly benefited from the combination of blinkers and a tongue-tie, so it wouldn't be a surprise if he defied a 4lb rise. Leissieres Express is respected despite coming back in trip after scoring comfortably at Chepstow and going up 10lb for that victory, with Supervisor another solid contender based on his Wincanton success.
Prediction : 1st Rouge De Lquest 2nd Leissieres Express 3rd Supervisor

BULLETS HILL justified favouritism to shed the maiden tag when making every yard of the running at Exeter on Friday. The six-year-old is now tried in cheekpieces, having hung left in the closing stages, and is expected to have more improvement to come, so could defy his 7lb penalty. Passing Kate has been fairly reliable during the winter months and is likely to enter calculations along with Dundory, with the pair having finished second and fourth respectively at Ludlow recently.
Prediction : 1st Bullets Hill 2nd Passing Kate 3rd Dundory