UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

It was fast ground when BAMA LAMA won at Chepstow on her penultimate start. She could only manage third on a slower surface at the same track a week ago, but the going has turned back in her favour and Rod Millman's mare gets another chance. Neptune Legend wasn't at his best when upped in distance last time, having won nicely over the extended 5f at Bath earlier in the month and he is not out of this, while stablemate Milliethemollie drops back in class and is another in with a chance.
Prediction : 1st Bama Lama 2nd Neptune Legend 3rd Milliethemollie

The betting may offer some clues as to the chances of these newcomers, but STANDPUT is a speedily-bred filly and gets a speculative vote. She's a half-sister to six winners, including the smart sprinters Spy Ring and Snap Shots, and is preferred to stable companion Cosmic Force. Priapos cost 120,000gns as the first foal of a winning sprinter, while Newlyn School is worth a second glance with his yard in good form.
Prediction : 1st Standput 2nd Priapos 3rd Newlyn School

Roi De France returns to action having finished a promising second on last year's debut, but stablemate WESTRIDGE took a step forward when third over 7f at Kempton last time and this extra furlong will suit. Drumstick can also figure stepping up in distance on the back of a fourth at Salisbury, while Echo Lima returns to a mile having failed to threaten when placed over 7f at Chepstow and makes most appeal of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Westridge 2nd Roi De France 3rd Drumstick

Dream Composer went in by half a length when landing a class 2 event at Epsom earlier in the month but he goes off an 5lb higher rating for that success and may have to give best to JUMBEAU. Tom Clover's filly was successful over C&D last month and she only has a 4lb higher mark to defy now. With Tom Marquand booked, she could prove tough to beat, while Equity Law is another to keep a close eye on after his triumph at Sandown in April.
Prediction : 1st Jumbeau 2nd Dream Composer 3rd Equity Law

So Obsessed had Marcus (fourth) behind when she was all out to score by a neck at Lingfield on her latest outing, but a 2lb rise for that victory may find her out. With that in mind, the vote goes to LITTLE WHITE DOVE, who was a big price on her first start for the March Usher stable when a well-held fifth at Brighton, but she was dropped 2lb for that display and now has Robert Havlin booked. The daughter of Sioux Nation could capitalise on a career-low mark, while first-time cheekpieces may eke out more from Tomshalfsister and she completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Little White Dove 2nd So Obsessed 3rd Tomshalfsister

After a brace of C&D wins last month, it is hard to see beyond LUCENTIO, given the positive impact racing in cheekpieces seems to have delivered for the son of Too Darn Hot. Off just 4lb higher than the latest of those victories and with forecast quick ground expected to ideally suit, he can extend the winning sequence. Reaching High is noted with a first-time tongue-tie added, as he is surely better than the bare form of his latest start. Arch Legend has won for Oisin Murphy before and also commands respect with that jockey back on board.
Prediction : 1st Lucentio 2nd Reaching High 3rd Arch Legend

STAR RUNNER, a half-brother to Running Lion who landed the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes at Royal Ascot last week, is the most intriguing option in this relatively modest handicap. An opening mark of 75 looks very workable for the Andrew Balding-trained gelding on his handicap debut, especially as he was only two lengths behind an 81-rated rival when second at Chelmsford on his seasonal bow last moth. Prometeo has a match-fitness edge over Wootton's Jewel and rates the chief threat to the selection.
Prediction : 1st Star Runner 2nd Prometeo 3rd Woottons Jewel