UK Horse Racing Tips: Worcester

I AM GONNA BE put in her best performance since joining the Charlie Longsdon yard when second at Bangor, hinting that she may be about to break her duck over fences. Isabella Bee performed with credit when placed over hurdles at this venue last month and she is a key player, as is Bolintlea, who has undergone wind surgery since she was last seen. Dicey Rielly won this contest last year off 2lb lower so has to enter the equation as well.
Prediction : 1st I Am Gonna Be 2nd Isabella Bee 3rd Dicey Rielly

THEONLYWAYISWESSEX got off the mark over the larger obstacles with a stylish success at Stratford and the form of that contest has worked out well, with the second and third scoring since. Alan King's charge is open to plenty more improvement and is preferred to recent Newton Abbot second Kauto The King and Neigh Botha, who was a comfortable winner at Southwell over slightly shorter.
Prediction : 1st Theonlywayiswessex 2nd Neigh Botha 3rd Kauto The King

A dual winner on the Flat, DAME SARRA showed what she could do in this sphere when keeping on well to score at Newton Abbot. Noel Williams' filly looks capable of better if getting over some greenness and it may be the more battle-hardened Seasett who gives her the most to think about, having won a Limerick handicap prior to a fair Downpatrick third. Mandega has decent claims if bouncing back to the form that saw him not beaten far at Cartmel on his latest NH outing.
Prediction : 1st Dame Sarra 2nd Seasett 3rd Mandega

Jumeirah King posted a creditable third at Newton Abbot earlier this month when attempting to follow up a C&D triumph, and he is a leading contender back in novice company. However, GROUNDBREAKER achieved a peak rating of 99 when trained on the Flat and would hold every chance if taking to this new discipline on his first start for the David Pipe team. Missing In Action is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Groundbreaker 2nd Jumeirah King 3rd Missing In Action

Afta Party bounced back to form in no uncertain terms when recording a commanding C&D win earlier this month and a 7lb rise might not be beyond him, but SHINJI gets the nod. The five-year-old did well to finish second at Newton Abbot last time out having raced close to a strong pace. Sean Bowen gets back aboard and further improvement might be on the cards. Jacobs Acre heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Shinji 2nd Afta Party 3rd Jacobs Acre

Youlneverwalkalone ran well to finish third in a novices' hurdle at Uttoxeter last month and is entitled to be on the premises if building on that effort. However, CHAMPETRE was only a length and a quarter behind in fourth in that race and, having subsequently been placed third in a handicap over this C&D, the Oliver Signy-trained gelding is an attractive option in his bid to turn the form around. Red Hugh and All Night Parking are others with claims at this level.
Prediction : 1st Champetre 2nd Youlneverwalkalone 3rd Red Hugh

NO WAY PEDRO had something in hand when he successfully stepped back up in trip to score over C&D 10 days ago and, with Beau Morgan back in the saddle to effectively reduce the penalty to just 2lb with his claim, the 10-year-old has a solid chance of following up. Fellow last-time-out track-and-trip winner Indian Sunbird is feared most, despite a 6lb higher mark, while Blow Your Horn is noted as a potential improver on his first attempt over this distance.
Prediction : 1st No Way Pedro 2nd Indian Sunbird 3rd Blow Your Horn