UK Horse Racing Tips: Salisbury

Blewburton, a comfortable winner at Leicester on his racecourse debut, merits respect under a penalty, while Cayman Tai appeals as a leading candidate following a couple of second-placed efforts. However, PIT BOSS shaped with promise on his first start over 5f at Yarmouth, keeping on well towards the finish. With that experience under his belt and upped to 6f, the son of Ardad could strike. Market support for the Roger Varian-trained Style King would make him of definite interest as well.
Prediction : 1st Pit Boss 2nd Blewburton 3rd Cayman Tai

There was plenty to like about Arabian Sun's Goodwood debut, where he found only an experienced rival too strong having been short of room and shuffled back early on in the contest. Clive Cox's charge looks set to go well, but it is STRATUSNINE that shades preference. The Far Above colt caught the eye when staying on powerfully from off the pace on his debut at York last month and could prove hard to beat. Others to note include Yala and Canvas.
Prediction : 1st Stratusnine 2nd Arabian Sun 3rd Yala

REVENUE was able to take advantage of a sliding handicap mark when winning at Bath last time out, so a subsequent 5lb rise might not stop the son of Profitable from completing a double. Liege hasn't been able to find any immediate progress having been switched to handicaps in March, but he's not without a chance on his turf debut. Match Anthem, who finished a creditable second at Chelmsford last month, makes obvious appeal now sent handicapping.
Prediction : 1st Revenue 2nd Liege 3rd Match Anthem

Thunderous Love returned a 25/1 winner on soft going here last month, with the favourite MISS STORMY NIGHT back in fourth. The latter had finished much closer when third at Bath before that, and Clive Cox's filly gets another chance back on a faster surface. The handicap-debutant Little Miss Magic is worth keeping an eye on with William Buick doing the steering.
Prediction : 1st Miss Stormy Night 2nd Thunderous Love 3rd Little Miss Magic

RAVISHING BEAUTY has shown promise on both previous starts and the return to this trip should suit Harry Charlton's filly. Both Amsterdam and Happy Chandler return to action with a shout on last year's form, while Roger Varian has trained two of the previous three winners of this, so Harmoniser is a newcomer to note. Perennial and Jodhpur Blue are other debutants to keep an eye on.
Prediction : 1st Ravishing Beauty 2nd Amsterdam 3rd Harmoniser

STEEL TIGER has chased home two smart rivals in his short career to date and the son of Almanzor can go one better here. Liam Swagger was a place behind the selection last time, having finished ahead of Eben Zaabeel at Chester before that, while Crown Of India went close when third over a shorter trip here in May. Leicester Square showed some promise at Nottingham on his debut and is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Steel Tiger 2nd Liam Swagger 3rd Leicester Square

This can go the way of PRATIGYA, who scored from a subsequent winner when getting off the mark over shorter at Wolverhampton last month. The step up in trip could eke out further improvement on her handicap bow, and the daughter of Decorated Knight is preferred to the recent Nottingham scorer Elladonna, as well as Quietness, who is of interest following a determined success at Windsor. Alhattan and Ciara Pearl have the form to get involved in proceedings as well.
Prediction : 1st Pratigya 2nd Quietness 3rd Elladonna

Turned out again relatively quickly after a determined success at Lingfield, REGAL ENVOY could have more to come off a 2lb higher mark, and with Oisin Murphy taking over in the saddle. Crimson Angel was second at the same venue last month and can give him the most to think about, along with Strike, who has had a short break since narrowly scoring at Windsor in April.
Prediction : 1st Regal Envoy 2nd Crimson Angel 3rd Strike