UK Horse Racing Tips: Doncaster

SISTERANDBROTHER made a highly encouraging first start for the Harriet Dickin stable when occupying the runner-up berth over 1m2f at Bath recently. The son of Sixties Icon should have no issues with this rise in distance and he could be the one to beat off an unchanged rating. The main threat might be She's A Novelty, who was last seen completing a double at Haydock in September and she should go well on her return. Southern Voyage is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Sisterandbrother 2nd Shes A Novelty 3rd Southern Voyage

Fifty Nifty put more experienced rivals to the sword in comfortable style on his debut at Yarmouth and he is likely to have plenty more to offer. However, he could find it tough to give 5lb away to AMPHIUS, who finished fourth behind subsequent Dante winner Economics on his first outing at Newbury and he would have learnt a great deal from that experience. With normal improvement, he could prove very hard to beat, while English Harbour and Indelible are just two others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Amphius 2nd Fifty Nifty 3rd English Harbour

ROARIN' SUCCESS finished second in a class 3 event at Ascot on her return to the fray earlier in the month and she was only put up 1lb for that performance. The daughter of Roaring Lion takes a drop in grade and she looks the one to beat, with her main threat possibly being Nikovo, who has recorded three wins from his last four starts and has to be respected. Of the remainder, Twirling makes most appeal after her third at Nottingham.
Prediction : 1st Roarin Success 2nd Nikovo 3rd Twirling

MICKLEY was quite taking when readily dispatching a subsequent winner in a maiden at Southwell in March and he looks one to follow. Edward Bethell's gelding enters handicaps off what looks a workable mark and a double could beckon. Having made all at Lingfield earlier this month, Secret Bid could prove the biggest threat if able to gain an easy lead, while Mono River and Love Billy Boy also warrant consideration.
Prediction : 1st Mickley 2nd Secret Bid 3rd Mono River

Supreme King must enter the reckoning having romped home over C&D earlier this month, but a 10lb rise in the ratings will undoubtedly make life tougher for David Evans' gelding. TIGER CRUSADE hasn't been disgraced in two outings on the all-weather since his trip to Meydan in February and this drop into class 4 company could prove just the tonic. The seven-year-old edges the verdict, while dual track winner Be Proud is unlikely to be far away either.
Prediction : 1st Tiger Crusade 2nd Supreme King 3rd Be Proud

Turned out again quickly after a comfortable success over further at Redcar, THE CRAFTY MOLE is in rude health at present and a 6lb penalty may not be enough to prevent him from completing the hat-trick. A highly creditable second on his handicap bow at Kempton last month, Sir Galahad is a key player stepped up in distance. L'Eagle Aid wasn't beaten far at Beverley on his latest start and also holds claims.
Prediction : 1st The Crafty Mole 2nd Sir Galahad 3rd LEagle Aid

KING OF THE PLAINS (fourth) didn't get the clearest of runs on his return at Ascot and he is taken to overturn form with the reopposing Great Bedwyn (second) on this occasion. That was the four-year-old's first run for new connections and he is entitled to improve. He may prove too good for Windsor second Lexington Knight, as well as Knightswood, who has strong claims on his penultimate effort at Ripon.
Prediction : 1st King Of The Plains 2nd Great Bedwyn 3rd Knightswood