UK Horse Racing Tips: Salisbury

Just half a length separated Orbital (winner) and Never Mind Me (second) at Chelmsford last time and they are likely to be closely matched again on revised terms, but a chance is taken on OTTOMAN FORCE. The son of Land Force is related to a few speedy types but has found sprint trips too sharp of late. He is edging down the weights and a step up to 7f could spark some improvement. Rothay Park is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Ottoman Force 2nd Never Mind Me 3rd Orbital

TWILIGHT DANCER, a winner at Brighton on her penultimate start, was a little disappointing over the same course and distance off a 5lb raised mark last time. That effort did come in a higher grade, though, and Jonathan Portman's filly could resume her progress now eased in class. Beau Jardine likes it around here and he must be considered off a competitive rating, while others to note include Pumalin Park and Bantry.
Prediction : 1st Twilight Dancer 2nd Beau Jardine 3rd Pumalin Park

Hello Cotai pulled hard on the way down to post at Nottingham a fortnight ago, so it was to his credit that he was able to claim the runner-up spot. Should he settle better, Adam West's charge will be a threat to all. However, the vote goes to NEVER DREAM, who made a winning handicap debut over 7f at Goodwood and looks set to improve for the step up to a mile. Beach Point heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Never Dream 2nd Hello Cotai 3rd Beach Point

NEW CHARTER failed to fire in the Woodcote at Epsom a couple of weeks ago, but Richard Hannon's filly had shown plenty of promise on her debut at Newmarket and can be given another chance here. Her stablemate An Outlaw's Grace is a noteworthy newcomer having cost 80,000 pounds and he is a half-brother to the Listed-placed Thanks Monica. Aysgarth should not be discounted, while similar comments apply to El Madar.
Prediction : 1st New Charter 2nd An Outlaws Grace 3rd Aysgarth

EJAABIYAH confirmed the promise that she displayed on debut when filling second place in a 1m2f Listed race at Newbury last month and the daughter of Frankel is hard to oppose on the back of that performance. Catch The Light took a step forward when a close third at Bath on her return to action and she edges out Song Of Appin to be best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Ejaabiyah 2nd Catch The Light 3rd Song Of Appin

On The Cards failed to justify favouritism when he finished third in this grade at Brighton last time, but he sports first-time cheekpieces now which could eke out more. However, the vote goes to CHIPS AND RICE, who hit the crossbar at Lingfield last month and goes off an unchanged mark. James Fanshawe's five-year-old is well treated and can go one place better, while God Of Fire warrants a market check.
Prediction : 1st Chips And Rice 2nd On The Cards 3rd God Of Fire

TARITINO recorded a double in fine style over 1m6f at Bath recently and he is only 7lb higher for that triumph. Joe Tickle's four-year-old should have no issues with his drop back in trip and he could prove very hard to beat. The main danger is Vin Rouge, who hit the frame in this grade over 1m6f here last time and should go well off the same mark, while Wilderness can also get involved on her return to turf.
Prediction : 1st Taritino 2nd Vin Rouge 3rd Wilderness