UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

Biniorella Bay and WATHBAH have met before, with Tom Clover's youngster faring best when runner-up at Lingfield. While there are undoubtedly races in her, the suspicion is that her Archie Watson-trained rival has the more scope for improvement because she also ran green when fifth on that introduction and might derive a little bit extra benefit from it. Bintabuha is one of the first progeny of Ghaiyyath to hit the track and this 140,000gns yearling commands attention on debut.
Prediction : 1st Wathbah 2nd Biniorella Bay 3rd Bintabuha

GLOBAL ASSET was fancied to build on a narrow handicap-debut defeat at Windsor, only to spread a plate at the start at Newbury last week. Rerouted here, he can confirm that comeback promise, although Berkshire Nugget won't make it easy for him, for all that he has been a bit costly to follow. Great Chieftain got closest to a subsequent winner at Nottingham, while Marmaduke Lemon and Sheila's Paradise are interesting newcomers to handicaps.
Prediction : 1st Global Asset 2nd Berkshire Nugget 3rd Great Chieftain

MIDNIGHT GUN took a big step forward when upped to an extended mile for his turf debut at Nottingham, staying on strongly to break his duck. The runner-up has since gone one better, while the four-length third made the frame off a mark of 87 at the Derby meeting, so an initial figure of 88 may be a lenient one for Ed Walker's colt. Mythical Guest has won two out of three this campaign, although this distance is on the short side. Borgi is well treated compared to his all-weather rating so is worth a look.
Prediction : 1st Midnight Gun 2nd Mythical Guest 3rd Borgi

Penalised runners are likely to come to the fore here, and it is RHETORICAL that shades preference. William Haggas' colt defeated a subsequent winner in comfortable fashion on his debut over this trip at Newbury and natural improvement might suffice with that in mind. More Thunder had excuses at Windsor, but he made no mistake at Nottingham next time and it is hard to see him being out of the picture today, under similar conditions. Burrito is related to a host of smart types, most notably stablemate Epictetus, and he is worth a market check.
Prediction : 1st Rhetorical 2nd More Thunder 3rd Burrito

Runner-up on the Rowley Mile last month, REBAATT was able to record a bloodless success at Chester one week ago and appears the one to beat under a 6lb penalty. That said, Chaturanga proved well suited by the step up to 10 furlongs when winning at Newcastle last time out and he should have more to offer. Southwell maiden winner Big Zou does not look overburdened by an opening mark of 78 and he is worth a second look following a 168-day absence.
Prediction : 1st Rebaatt 2nd Chaturanga 3rd Big Zou

WONDER KID is officially 5lb well in under his penalty, having bolted up at Newbury eight days ago. The unexposed Belardo gelding can continue his ascendency today, while the main threat could come from Sir Galahad. Both efforts since switching to handicaps would suggest he can be competitive once again and similar comments apply to Maritime Lady, though a bit more will be required for win purposes.
Prediction : 1st Wonder Kid 2nd Sir Galahad 3rd Maritime Lady