UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

Southbank has won three times on the all-weather, but was well beaten back on the turf at Lingfield last month when behind third-placed FIDELIUS. The latter went on to land a novice race at Chelmsford in good style and Robert Cowell's charge looks worth sticking with back in handicap company. Horse Whisperer was no match for the winner when second at Salisbury and has a bit more to find off her current mark, but Kiss And Run was narrowly beaten at Goodwood when last seen racing over the minimum trip and is not out of this.
Prediction : 1st Fidelius 2nd Kiss And Run 3rd Horse Whisperer

Ant Colony disappointed when sent off favourite at Leicester and a hood is applied in the hope of improvement. INVINCIBLE CROWN ran out of steam in the closing stages when third over 6f at Chelmsford on his introduction, but this shorter trip looks sure to suit on that evidence and a bold bid is expected from Richard Hughes' colt. Colocolo could finish closer with normal progress, while Distant Rumble is another likely improver.
Prediction : 1st Invincible Crown 2nd Ant Colony 3rd Colocolo

A couple of these are penalised for recent victories, with MASTER BUILDER looking to have the stronger form. David Menuisier's grey beat a subsequent winner when scoring over this distance at Salisbury and is preferred to Newcastle winner Ribba Hill, who drops down in trip. Galaxy Princess is going the right way judged on a second at Salisbury and should go well again, while Masterofgreygoose has shown some ability over 7f and could be in the mix if lasting home.
Prediction : 1st Master Builder 2nd Ribba Hill 3rd Galaxy Princess

BISHOP'S CROWN hung away his chance when sent off favourite at Goodwood but he had been in fine form prior to that, finishing second there when attempting to supplement a success over C&D in April, and he is worth another chance. Amazonian Dream comfortably accounted for Many A Star here last month, although the runner-up didn't get the rub of the green and could close the gap on 6lb better terms. Home City's Doncaster third suggested that there are races to be won with him soon, while Get It is interesting now back from Bahrain.
Prediction : 1st Bishops Crown 2nd Amazonian Dream 3rd Many A Star

ARAMRAM was by no means disgraced when attempting to shoulder a penalty for his successful Nottingham comeback in a hot little Doncaster novice. An initial mark of 90 isn't unduly harsh and he can thwart the double ambitions of Queen's Guard, who impressively justified favouritism on the Lingfield Polytrack. Jimmy Speaking might be happier back on turf, while Salvuccio's C&D fourth was a step back in the right direction. The Good Biscuit was ahead of Beyond Borders at Haydock, although both need to improve.
Prediction : 1st Aramram 2nd Queens Guard 3rd Jimmy Speaking

Last year's winner Metabolt was all out to score by a head over 7f at Leicester earlier in the month and he only goes off a 3lb higher mark. However, the vote still goes to HIGH SPIRITED, who produced a solid effort to finish third over 1m2f here and may appreciate this drop in trip. The daughter of Belardo has cheekpieces applied for the first time, which could eke out the improvement needed. Nap Hand can fight it out for the minor honours.
Prediction : 1st High Spirited 2nd Metabolt 3rd Nap Hand

TOP FLIGHT CENTURY finished over six lengths clear of the third when hitting the crossbar on only his second handicap start at Chepstow last time. Sir Mark Prescott's three-year-old has Luke Morris taking over the reins and he looks the one to beat. The main threat might be Thursday, who ran a lot better than the market expected on her handicap debut at Brighton, finishing a fair fourth. Of the remainder, Exceptionality makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Top Flight Century 2nd Thursday 3rd Exceptionality