UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

It took 12 starts before KYNSA got off the mark, but she had plenty of placed form to her name prior to that Kempton triumph, when making all in first-time cheekpieces. If the headgear works a second time, she might come home in front again. Charlatan has been dropped 2lb after his Brighton third and, with Kyle McHugh claiming 5lb, he could go close. Mumayaz was beaten half a length at Brighton off this mark and rounds out the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Kynsa 2nd Charlatan 3rd Mumayaz

Charlie Appleby has landed the last two runnings of this and has a couple entered here, with debut scorer Ancient Truth trying to give 6lb to the unraced HIDDEN SECRET. A homebred son of Dubawi and related to numerous winners, he might be able to make the most of the weight concession. Invited is another to consider seriously after his Newbury third, when running on to go under by a length. He cannot be discounted in a race that may be full of future winners.
Prediction : 1st Hidden Secret 2nd Ancient Truth 3rd Invited

With Silvestre De Sousa enjoying a resurgence since his return from Hong Kong, it may pay to side with MISS BODACIOUS. Karl Burke's filly dead-heated to win at Chelmsford on her second appearance, despite a blocked run, and begins her handicap career off a reasonable mark of 74. Unico has her first outing for Chris Gordon after a Yarmouth success and she can go well, despite a 3lb rise. Miss Anya and Cuban Melody bring consistency to the party.
Prediction : 1st Miss Bodacious 2nd Unico 3rd Miss Anya

Charlie Appleby has trained the last two winners of this contest, but First Conquest disappointed at York having made a successful start to his career in the Wood Ditton. He's still preferred to the newcomer Arabian Light, while Ombudsman is a 340,000gns Godolphin debutant representing the Gosdens, who also run SWORD. A promising third at Doncaster on his reappearance, the Kingman colt may prove the one to side with in an open contest. Both Dosman and Kilt made a winning return to action and are others to consider, despite carrying penalties.
Prediction : 1st Sword 2nd First Conquest 3rd Ombudsman

TREFOR arrives on the back of a victory at Windsor. He's only been raised 3lb and an earlier second on the Rowley Mile here in April behind the progressive Woodhay Wonder suggests another bold bid is on the cards. Many A Star still looks a shade high in the ratings judged on recent placed efforts, but Eminency might be fairly treated at present and went agonisingly close at Goodwood last time. Ripon runner-up Abate is not out of it, while the Irish colt Goal Exceeded is worth a second glance back over his winning trip.
Prediction : 1st Trefor 2nd Eminency 3rd Abate

NORTH VIEW showed improvement in first-time cheekpieces when filling the runner-up spot at Kempton and he is just 1lb higher for that effort. The son of Expert Eye makes only his seventh career start and he could be the one to beat. Wonder Smile took a big leap forward after being gelded when second at Salisbury and he would be foolish to overlook off a 2lb higher mark. Treasure Time is another to keep a close eye on.
Prediction : 1st North View 2nd Wonder Smile 3rd Treasure Time

SINGLE made an excellent return to action when scoring by just under a length at Nottingham earlier in the month and a 3lb rise for that success might prove to be lenient. Jack Channon's mare is a previous C&D winner and could be hard to beat again. Expressionless got his head back in front at Nottingham and should remain competitive off a 3lb higher rating, while Lunar Shadow is another to note after her Lingfield triumph.
Prediction : 1st Single 2nd Expressionless 3rd Lunar Shadow