UK Horse Racing Tips: Hamilton

CAPITAL THEORY wasn't beaten far at Chelmsford last month and, given that was his first start since last November, it is reasonable to suggest the five-year-old can build on that performance off the same mark. Ravenscraig Castle is feared most given he is effective at this trip and has gone well off this sort of mark before, while Thirsk winner Two Brothers commands respect despite stepping up a furlong.
Prediction : 1st Capital Theory 2nd Ravenscraig Castle 3rd Two Brothers

AIRMAN impressed when landing a maiden at Beverley on his only start as a juvenile and appeals strongly on his belated return to action, with his stable having notably already scored with a couple of similar types this season. Capo Vaticano, the only other winner in the race, is an obvious threat with her sex allowance. Gaenari was highly tired in Ireland and France last year and is a must for consideration too.
Prediction : 1st Airman 2nd Capo Vaticano 3rd Gaenari

Already a dual course winner, Cavalier Approach has to be of interest in this company, although similar comments apply to Giselles Izzy, who seems to save her best for the stiff finish at this track. However, HONOUR YOUR DREAMS is also back on a happy hunting ground and, off the same mark as when winning over this C&D on soft ground last summer, Adrian Keatley's gelding appeals most.
Prediction : 1st Honour Your Dreams 2nd Cavalier Approach 3rd Giselles Izzy

WHERE'S JEFF appeared revitalised by a break when landing the spoils at Beverley recently. A 1lb rise in the ratings looks more than workable and he is taken to follow up. The biggest threat may emerge from My Little Queens, who should appreciate a return to this distance. Triple course winner Spanish Hustle also warrants respect on his return to this venue and Jim Goldie's gelding shouldn't be taken lightly.
Prediction : 1st Wheres Jeff 2nd My Little Queens 3rd Spanish Hustle

Arkenstaar posted an encouraging effort on his return to action when third at Pontefract last month. The four-year-old is entitled to build on that effort and he's likely to be the mix once more, but NATZOR looks open to more improvement. The David O'Meara-trained gelding offered plenty to work with on his stable/seasonal bow at Newcastle in March and a reproduction of that runner-up effort may prove good enough. Trais Fluors and Black Friday are also noted.
Prediction : 1st Natzor 2nd Arkenstaar 3rd Trais Fluors

GOOD MORNING ALEX strolled home by over four lengths on soft ground at Wetherby last week and connections are sending him back to the track with a 6lb penalty, assuming the handicapper will put him up more than that in the future. He may follow up if he handles the quicker going, with top-weight Wonderful Lives and handicap debutant Starlight Stanley others who could go well.
Prediction : 1st Good Morning Alex 2nd Wonderful Lives 3rd Starlight Stanley

Conquest Of Power can go well after his recent Lingfield success on Thursday, but that was on the all-weather and there is no guarantee he can repeat that under a penalty on turf. He can still get involved, but top-weight BURJ MALINKA is preferred. Trained by Adrian Nicholls, who is making a name for himself with his sprinters, he kept on well to win at Thirsk last month and won't mind any further rain. Catherine Chroi and Ignac Lamar are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Burj Malinka 2nd Conquest Of Power 3rd Catherine Chroi