UK Horse Racing Tips: Beverley

William Haggas' first juvenile runner of the year tends to be a nice one and the Newmarket handler, who started brightly last season with Lowther heroine Relief Rally, has an interesting recruit for the same owners in KALLIPPOS. A daughter of Kodiac who cost 38,000gns, she comes from a decent family which includes Group 1-winning juvenile Elm Park and it wouldn't be a surprise to see her make a winning debut. Loving Angel and Zenevieva represent top connections and appeal most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Kallippos 2nd Loving Angel 3rd Zenevieva

Mattice was last seen in winning action under similar conditions over C&D in September when getting the better of stablemate COUNT D'ORSAY. However, the latter, who is now 3lb better off and has also dropped to his last winning mark, has every chance of reversing the form. Rambuso Creek finished sixth at Thirsk earlier in the month and is open to progression, while a gelding operation might spark an improved bid from Lakota Blue.
Prediction : 1st Count DOrsay 2nd Mattice 3rd Rambuso Creek

Dambuster made a winning debut at Sandown in September before clearly not handling the undulations of the Rowley Mile when upped to Group 3 company in the Zetland at Newmarket the following month. The son of Kingman has since been gelded and is respected, but OPEN SECRET gets the vote. Second over 1m4f at Wolverhampton last time, conditions shouldn't be an issue for the son of Cracksman in his attempt to get off the mark. Others to note include Infatuator and Tryfan.
Prediction : 1st Open Secret 2nd Dambuster 3rd Infatuator

Sea The Dream made a pleasing return to action when scoring by a length in a class 5 event at Thirsk, but this is a much more difficult assignment. For that reason, the vote goes to CERULEAN BAY, who has been gelded since finishing last in the Solario at Sandown in September. David O'Meara's three-year-old scored on both of his first two outings and, if he can reproduce that level of form, he could defy his opening mark of 86. Global Skies is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Cerulean Bay 2nd Sea The Dream 3rd Global Skies

WESTERNESSE was beaten into fourth over 1m2f at Newcastle on his latest outing and he was dropped 1lb for that display. The son of Camelot takes a drop in trip and returns to turf, which can help him get his head back in front. Arthur's Realm hit the frame in the Spring Mile at Doncaster two starts ago before finishing a disappointing favourite when fifth at Lingfield, but he is one to consider. Of the remainder, Shaladar makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Westernesse 2nd Arthurs Realm 3rd Shaladar

Although WHERE'S JEFF is 4lb higher than when finishing a narrow second in the corresponding event 12 months ago, the nine-year-old remains well treated judged on past exploits. Should he gain an early advantage at the expense of Burglar's Dream, who also likes to lead, then he might be tough to peg back. My Harrison George has few miles on the clock and he appeals as a likely contender back on the grass, while Lenny's Spirit was never involved over the mile at Lingfield last month but the return to this trip is in his favour.
Prediction : 1st Wheres Jeff 2nd My Harrison George 3rd Lennys Spirit

William Haggas has an excellent record on the Westwood, so Little Rose must be respected with that in mind. However, preference is for REMONSTRATE, who, on breeding, should appreciate a step up in trip. Having raced solely on the all-weather so far, the switch to turf looks an added positive and it would come as no surprise were he to show more now pitched into handicaps. Flowering is nothing if not consistent and won't be far away.
Prediction : 1st Remonstrate 2nd Little Rose 3rd Flowering