UK Horse Racing Tips: Fontwell

The two penalised winners Pyffo and GWASH are the ones to concentrate on, with slight preference for the latter. The Fergal O'Brien-trained inmate looked set to double his tally at Uttoxeter last month, but for falling at the final flight. Compensation could await the five-year-old, although the aforementioned Pyffo is unlikely to be far behind given his good run of form in recent months. Any market support for Lord Chips on his debut would be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Gwash 2nd Pyffo 3rd Lord Chips

The improving Paddy De Pole is certain to prove popular after securing wins at Plumpton, Wincanton and Hereford in recent months. The six-year-old warrants respect in his bid for a four-timer, but a further 9lb rise and marked step up in distance could prove his undoing. Last month's C&D winner EARTH KING could be the one, with a 5lb rise for that ready triumph here looking on the lenient side. A first-time visor should see Thirtyfour Thirty go well too.
Prediction : 1st Earth King 2nd Paddy De Pole 3rd Thirtyfour Thirty

A 4lb rise in the ratings for CALL OFF THE DOGS' cosy C&D triumph here last time out looks more than workable. The gelded son of Bienamado must hold every chance of recording a hat-trick at this venue and he's hard to oppose in his current mood. The Karen Jewell-trained Millies Mite wasn't disgraced when runner-up to a resurgent rival over track and trip last month and she may put up most resistance to the selection, ahead of Belgarum.
Prediction : 1st Call Off The Dogs 2nd Millies Mite 3rd Belgarum

NO MORE NO produced a bit of a shock when scoring by just over two lengths on his handicap debut over 2m6f at Stratford last month and he takes a further step up in trip. The son of Alkaadhem could have plenty more to offer and he looks the one to beat again. Dear Ralphy wasn't beaten far into second over track and trip last time and he should go well off an unchanged mark, while No Worries could better his latest fourth at Ludlow.
Prediction : 1st No More No 2nd Dear Ralphy 3rd No Worries

VILLAGE MASTER made most of the running when victorious by four lengths in a class 5 event at Cartmel on his latest outing and he was hit with a 9lb rise. Warren Greatrex's five-year-old has an unbeaten record over fences in four starts and he could prove very difficult to beat. Jigginstown King finished third in a stronger contest than this over 3m5f at Fakenham and the drop in trip shouldn't pose him any problems, while Masterdream makes most appeal of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Village Master 2nd Jigginstown King 3rd Masterdream

Not beaten far at Stratford last time out, AMALFI BAY sets the standard on recent form and can get off the mark over hurdles at the sixth time of asking. Nadim showed up well on his most recent outing when placed at Huntingdon and he is of interest on his first run for new connections, while Beat The Heat and Sami Bear are expected to be thereabouts as well.
Prediction : 1st Amalfi Bay 2nd Nadim 3rd Sami Bear

Runner-up on each of his last three starts, including at Uttoxeter last month behind one who has gone in again since, EARTH CRY deserves a change in luck and this unique track may well see him at his very best. Neil Mulholland's charge is narrowly preferred to Warwick second Blow Your Horn, as well as Tip Top Tonto, who has strong claims on the form of his penultimate effort at Fakenham.
Prediction : 1st Earth Cry 2nd Blow Your Horn 3rd Tip Top Tonto