UK Horse Racing Tips: Fontwell

The switch to more forceful tactics saw BREAK MY SOUL romp home by 25 lengths in a maiden hurdle at Chepstow last month and a similar approach may see Nicky Henderson's mare go in again. Miss Goldfire was far from disgraced when finishing eighth in an 18-runner bumper at Cheltenham and the five-year-old isn't taken lightly now tackling hurdles, with point-to-point winner Shantwopointfive another to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Break My Soul 2nd Miss Goldfire 3rd Shantwopointfive

Although NORTON HILL was thwarted in his hat-trick bid when only fourth at Plumpton last time out, this return to class 4 company is likely to suit. The Fame And Glory gelding still looks capable of scoring off his current rating and he edges the vote ahead of Island Run. The seven-year-old arrives here on the back of a solid second over an extended 3m at Kempton and this longer distance will only help. Blue Ridge Hill rates best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Norton Hill 2nd Island Run 3rd Blue Ridge Hill

Millies Mite must enter calculations after opening her account over C&D at the 28th time of asking under Rules. A 4lb rise in the ratings looks workable, but there is a fair chance that GUIVINEC, who was behind in third that day, will gain his revenge. That was the five-year-old's first start over fences and he's open to more improvement than most of these. Rajjamataz also warrants a second look.
Prediction : 1st Guivinec 2nd Millies Mite 3rd Rajjamataz

Alex Chadwick got a great tune out of MERMAIDS CAVE here last week, with the James Owen-trained mare justifying favouritism with the minimum of fuss. She has been raised 9lb so is well-in under her penalty and can take full advantage. Mac Be Lucky was hot on the heels of a subsequent winner when third at Chepstow so has to be considered a player. Jumping has proved the undoing of Gorcombe Moonshine over fences, but he is worth a look back in this sphere.
Prediction : 1st Mermaids Cave 2nd Mac Be Lucky 3rd Gorcombe Moonshine

Baltray was beaten a length by Cape Vidal on these terms in a novice hurdle here back in the autumn, but comprehensively went one better subsequently and can improve past his rival. He does have an absence to overcome on his handicap debut, though, whereas JOLYJUMP was out only last week when runner-up to a well-handicapped odds-on favourite at Fakenham. He can go one better off the same mark, with Hecouldbetheone just about the pick of the remaining three.
Prediction : 1st Jolyjump 2nd Baltray 3rd Hecouldbetheone

Already a double winner over C&D, BLAZE A TRAIL ran an encouraging race on his first start for 209 days when second at Wincanton last month. The 10-year-old should come on plenty for that effort and he gets the vote ahead of unexposed chase debutant Lone Soldier, and Kalkas, who wasn't beaten far over further here last time out. Ferrybridge is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Blaze A Trail 2nd Lone Soldier 3rd Kalkas

GETAWAYS GIFT showed major improvement from her first to second start when runner-up to a smart mare of Nicky Henderson's at Plumpton. With more progress expected, she can go one better for her in-form connections. A 7lb penalty will make life tougher for Jubilant after a comfortable success at Huntingdon last month, while Korus is another to note after a promising third on debut at Market Rasen.
Prediction : 1st Getaways Gift 2nd Jubilant 3rd Korus