UK Horse Racing Tips: Warwick

After bouncing back to form with a good second over the extended 2m5f at Taunton, HOBIE looks set to build on that effort. David Dennis' charge has been raised 2lb and that could prove lenient, with this extra yardage unlikely to be an issue. The consistent Supasunrise also holds solid claims off the same mark as his near two-length third over 2m5f at Hereford, while better can be expected of Time For A Pint.
Prediction : 1st Hobie 2nd Supasunrise 3rd Time For A Pint

EL CURAMACH has shown ability on each of his two starts to date and he can have a strong say here. Ryan Potter's runner was fourth at Taunton and that form looks solid given the first two home have both subsequently scored. Gasmani was successful in a bumper at Newcastle before coming up short at the Scottish National meeting and better can be expected now he goes jumping. Mokoro can improve on his second start for the powerful Skelton combination.
Prediction : 1st El Curamach 2nd Gasmani 3rd Mokoro

UKANTANGO has been a consistent performer since his first chase start and this looks to be a good opportunity to get off the mark over the larger obstacles. The seven-year-old represents the bang in-form Olly Murphy stable and he can continue that hot streak after being eased 1lb for his Market Rasen second. Crypto Currency makes his handicap and chasing bow, and improvement is anticipated, while Glen Cannel completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Ukantango 2nd Crypto Currency 3rd Glen Cannel

BHALOO bounced back to form with an easy success from the front at Kempton and a mark of 127 looks feasible on his handicap debut, with conditions in his favour once more. Denied by the narrowest of margins at Southwell, Nothin To Ask can give him the most to think about, although Manorbank should appreciate going back up in trip after a highly creditable second over 2m at Chepstow. Lunar Sovereign and Thelasthighking are capable of being in the shake-up as well.
Prediction : 1st Bhaloo 2nd Nothin To Ask 3rd Manorbank

This can go the way of SISTER MICHAEL, who has done well since switching to his current stable and his third at Market Rasen in a contest that has worked out well since was highly encouraging. The eight-year-old should appreciate going beyond 3m for the first time and is preferred to unexposed handicap debutant Land Genie and course winner One More Fleurie, who returns to the smaller obstacles for the first time since October 2020.
Prediction : 1st Sister Michael 2nd One More Fleurie 3rd Land Genie

FIRST STREET's first crack at fences didn't go as planned but he is a classy performer over the smaller obstacles, with his best effort possibly being his second to State Man in the 2022 County Hurdle. Nicky Henderson's seven-year-old is top-rated in this field and he looks the one to beat. Boombawn was victorious on two of his last three outings over hurdles and he has to be taken seriously on his chasing debut, while Authorised Speed is far from out of it.
Prediction : 1st First Street 2nd Boombawn 3rd Authorised Speed

KINGSTON PRIDE took a step forward from his Lingfield second behind a subsequent Grade 2 runner-up to justify short odds at Exeter, and he should have plenty more to offer. Nicky Henderson's grey can defy his 7lb penalty to record a double. Rocket Man changed hands for 82,000 euros and warrants a market check on his debut. Sunray Shadow is another newcomer to watch out for, while it will be interesting to see what the betting makes of the selection's stablemate Noble Park.
Prediction : 1st Kingston Pride 2nd Rocket Man 3rd Sunray Shadow