UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Having recorded a double at Chelmsford this month, Amaysmont is sure to prove popular in his hat-trick bid. However, the combination of a 4lb penalty and switch to the turf could prove his undoing, with ASADJUMEIRAH edging the vote. The six-year-old's mark continues to tumble and his latest fifth at Doncaster suggests he may be ready to strike off this 2lb lower mark. Odd Socks Havana and Sunny Orange are also noted.
Prediction : 1st Asadjumeirah 2nd Amaysmont 3rd Odd Socks Havana

JUNGLE LAND lost little in defeat when finding only a smart newcomer too strong in a class 3 maiden at Newcastle last time out. A return to these calmer waters can only help the gelded son of Kodiac and compensation could await. Tourist and Rainwater make the shortlist on all known form, while Cash In showed enough on his debut to suggest that he has a future.
Prediction : 1st Jungle Land 2nd Tourist 3rd Rainwater

Judged by his fine second in a competitive 21-runner sprint at York recently, veteran DAKOTA GOLD clearly still retains plenty of ability. A 2lb rise in the ratings looks more than fair for that performance and a return to winning ways likely beckons. C&D winner Secret Guest is feared most after a close-up third at Thirsk earlier this month, while Bay Breeze is entitled to build on his fourth-placed seasonal bow at Ripon.
Prediction : 1st Dakota Gold 2nd Secret Guest 3rd Bay Breeze

An encouraging fifth on his debut at Thirsk earlier in the month, JM JHINGREE should come on plenty for that effort and he is narrowly preferred with Jason Hart taking over in the saddle. A half-brother to Group 3 winner Thikriyaat, Hickton is a newcomer worth noting for the Kevin Ryan stable, while similar comments apply to Mrbluesky, who hails from a yard which knows how to ready one.
Prediction : 1st Jm Jhingree 2nd Hickton 3rd Mrbluesky

Now that the penny has finally dropped for LOCHABER after a taking success in a seller at Beverley recently, Karl Burke's charge may be able to follow up back in handicap company. Northerner has shown plenty of ability on both starts this season and she is of interest on her handicap debut, likewise Glory Hyde, was wasn't beaten far over C&D last time out.
Prediction : 1st Lochaber 2nd Northerner 3rd Glory Hyde

The Johnston yard has won this three times in the last eight years suggesting Qitaal could go well. Beaten a neck by MAGHLAAK at Goodwood, he is 1lb better off now but the winner was having his first start after a long lay-off and may come on for the run, making him the one to beat. Machete is an interesting French import and one to watch on his first start for David O'Meara.
Prediction : 1st Maghlaak 2nd Qitaal 3rd Machete

A tricky race to solve but one that may head the way of GOING UNDERGROUND, who is yet to win on the turf but was beaten less than a length at Wetherby off 1lb higher when last seen in June last year. His stable are in among the winners and he could surprise if he is ready to roll after his absence. Irv is an obvious danger after his Wolverhampton victory, while Sameem drops in class and could go close.
Prediction : 1st Going Underground 2nd Irv 3rd Sameem