UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

HOVER ON THE WIND was only narrowly denied when sent off favourite on his seasonal return over C&D three weeks ago and it would be no surprise to see him provide his supporters with some compensation here. Resonance remains unexposed and could be on a workable mark based on the pick of her form, while Em Jay Kay and Jesse Luc complete the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Hover On The Wind 2nd Resonance 3rd Em Jay Kay

BANTZ makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as the 45,000gns purchase is a full-brother to the Listed-placed two-year-old No More Regrets, as well as last year's Lily Agnes runner-up Ziggy's Dream. Bolo Neighs is closely related to the Nunthorpe second Que Amoro and any market support for him would have to be noted, while Benevento and Cyclonite are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Bantz 2nd Bolo Neighs 3rd Benevento

MOON OVER MIAMI accounted for a useful prospect who has won subsequently when scoring on his racecourse bow at Doncaster in March. Ralph Beckett's gelding is entitled to improve for that experience and could prove to be a class above his rivals here. That said, Steel Tiger is a noteworthy newcomer having cost 110,000 euros as a yearling and his dam was a Group 2 winner and twice placed at Group/Grade 1 level. Alnayef showed enough at a breeze-up sale last year for connections to part with 175,000 euros to purchase him and the son of Sea The Stars is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Moon Over Miami 2nd Steel Tiger 3rd Alnayef

Turned out again quickly after an impressive success at Leicester last week, BLETCHLEY STORM looks the one to be with as long as she handles this potentially sounder surface and an 11lb higher mark. Beau Vintage (second) had the reopposing Churchill Rose (fourth) comfortably behind when slightly unlucky in the run at Kempton last month and he looks open to more improvement, while Eloped and Vision Of Hope are likely to be thereabouts as well.
Prediction : 1st Bletchley Storm 2nd Beau Vintage 3rd Churchill Rose

A promising fifth last August on his debut in a Goodwood maiden that has worked out well in the interim, DORNEY LAKE looks to have been found an ideal opportunity on his return. The son of Ardad has undergone wind surgery since and gets the vote ahead of newcomer Moakadd, who has quite a speedy pedigree being a half-brother to the capable Fauvette. Durham Castle got going late in the day on debut at Kempton last October and with that run under his belt, he should be capable of better.
Prediction : 1st Dorney Lake 2nd Moakadd 3rd Durham Castle

Character Testing justified his short odds to get his career up and running at Southwell in January and he is one to take seriously on his handicap debut. However, BEAUTY GENERATION looks the one to side with. Marco Botti's representative has filled the runner-up spot on each of his last two starts at Kempton and a return to turf may help him get his head back in front. Phone Tag is another to consider on his return to the fray.
Prediction : 1st Beauty Generation 2nd Character Testing 3rd Phone Tag

Wild Tiger was sent off favourite for both of his handicap efforts at Meydan earlier in the year when tasting defeat on both occasions and the four-year-old arrives with something to prove. Preference, therefore, goes to MIAMI THUNDER, who was way too free over a mile at Chelmsford in January after scoring over a furlong shorter on his penultimate start at the same venue. George Scott's four-year-old will appreciate this drop in trip and can get back to winning ways. Ribal is also worth a second look.
Prediction : 1st Miami Thunder 2nd Wild Tiger 3rd Ribal