UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

SALAAMAAT has shown promise when placing on each of her last two starts on the all-weather, and it may be the switch back to turf that unlocks the necessary improvement to see her get off the mark. Wahkan must be of interest on handicap debut for in-form connections, while Rinnovati has been running with plenty of credit lately without getting her head in front. Organic and She Is A Keeper are capable of being in the shake-up as well.
Prediction : 1st Salaamaat 2nd Rinnovati 3rd Wahkan

A 350,000gns purchase as a yearling, SULALA can go some way to repaying that price tag by scoring on debut in this open affair. A well-bred daughter of Siyouni, Roger Varian's filly should know her job first time out and she gets the vote ahead of fellow debutant American Fashion, who is related to a whole host of winners. A daughter of Frankel and out of the Group 3 winner Mix And Mingle, Bernalda is another to consider, along with Inherit and Santa Croce, who are both open to improvement.
Prediction : 1st Sulala 2nd American Fashion 3rd Santa Croce

This can go the way of unexposed FIVE WINDS, who ran arguably a career-best when placed at Leicester last month. A 1lb drop for that effort could prove very lenient, and Jack Jones' filly may have too much for the veteran Mokaatil, and last year's narrow second Lilkian, who returns off 5lb lower on this occasion. A highly progressive sort on the all-weather this year, White Mist has yet to put it together on turf but is dangerous to ignore.
Prediction : 1st Five Winds 2nd Lilkian 3rd White Mist

BALTIC resumed his progress on his seasonal bow with a ready victory at Doncaster last month. A 7lb rise for that triumph is unlikely to be the ceiling for this colt and a hat-trick could be in the offing. The biggest threat may emerge from fellow in-form rival Kojin, who races off the same mark as his close-up second at Brighton in May, while C&D winner Churchill Rose looks the type to benefit from the fitting of a first-time visor.
Prediction : 1st Baltic 2nd Kojin 3rd Churchill Rose

Having proved far more competitive when runner-up at Sandown last month, compensation could await MAGIC MEMORIES in these calmer waters. The four-year-old is off just a 1lb higher rating and he edges the vote over Leuven Power. The Roger Varian-trained gelding showed up well on his fifth-placed return at Redcar in May and he's entitled to build on that. Baltimore Boy and Bold Ribb are also noted in an open event.
Prediction : 1st Magic Memories 2nd Leuven Power 3rd Baltimore Boy

Keen Interest posted his best effort since joining Alice Haynes in February when hitting the frame in a handicap at Bath last month. The son of Kodiac should be involved at the business end now pitched into classified company, but marginal preference is for DASHING DONKEY. The three-year-old was narrowly denied over C&D on his penultimate start and a reproduction of that performance may suffice. Split Elevens and Darker also warrant consideration.
Prediction : 1st Dashing Donkey 2nd Keen Interest 3rd Split Elevens