UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Blueandtangerine came home second at Chester, but she was a 50/1 shot that day and there is no guarantee she will take another step forward. She can still go close, but a chance is taken on the unraced BELLATOR BULLET. Bought for 60,000 euros at the breeze-ups, if the Saxon Warrior colt has the speed for this trip, he could be a force to reckon with. Brastias was well backed last time out, when sent off odds-on at Newcastle, and is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Bellator Bullet 2nd Blueandtangerine 3rd Brastias

What's She At was two places in front of Smithy when they both debuted on the all-weather at Newcastle last month, but Ollie Pears' gelding looked the one with the most improvement to come and it could be a lot closer between them here. EZDAAN caught the eye on his Ayr introduction with a two-length fourth after weakening close home, though, and if he improves for the race, he may be the one they all have to beat.
Prediction : 1st Ezdaan 2nd Smithy 3rd Whats She At

Sir Garfield got off the mark when winning a Catterick handicap, with the softer going seeming to suit him, and although upped 5lb by the handicapper, he can go well once more. Yorkshire Glory is worth a market watch on his handicap debut after three starts and a gelding operation, but top-weight BORDERLINE BOSS is narrowly preferred. An encouraging second over 6f on his comeback at Doncaster, he races off the same mark here and can only improve.
Prediction : 1st Borderline Boss 2nd Sir Garfield 3rd Yorkshire Glory

Beaten just a length into fourth at Haydock on debut, Flight Radar rates a player with the experience to draw upon. However, LONGHAIRED GENERAL seems to be getting better with each start and having finished a close second in a decent handicap at Thirsk, dropping back into a maiden could be a good move for the Craig Lidster-trained gelding. Heed the betting signals where newcomers Sinalunga Mia and Meridian Response are concerned.
Prediction : 1st Longhaired General 2nd Flight Radar 3rd Sinalunga Mia

Coppull Hall Lane and Classy Boy hold solid chances on these terms, while Bubbles Wonky is still of low mileage and commands respect off 2lb lower than when fourth in a class 2 handicap at Hamilton. However, ready preference is for MAGICO, who is already a dual winner at this trip and is presented with a good opportunity to add to the tally, with the forecast ground conditions expected to play to his strengths.
Prediction : 1st Magico 2nd Coppull Hall Lane 3rd Classy Boy

Dandy Spirit, Without Flaw and So Grateful all warrant consideration at this level. However, ONE OF OUR OWN has shown more zest with headgear back in place on her last two starts and looks worth another chance after a near-miss when cheekpieces replaced a visor at Ayr. Her solitary previous win came over this C&D last summer and, off the same mark with Paddy Mathers back in the saddle, the Rebecca Menzies-trained filly can double her career tally.
Prediction : 1st One Of Our Own 2nd Dandy Spirit 3rd Without Flaw

Imprint was victorious by a head in a classified event at Bath earlier in the month and he has to be considered back in a handicap. However, CARVALHAL filled the runner-up spot at Ayr last time and is just 1lb higher. The son of Profitable makes only his fifth handicap start and might be the one to beat. Gregorianna warrants a market check on her handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st Carvalhal 2nd Imprint 3rd Gregorianna

GIBSIDE was beaten half a length into second over an extended 1m6f in a class 4 contest at Chester last week and goes off an unchanged mark. Tim Easterby's five-year-old takes a drop in grade and he could prove hard to beat. Bulldog Spirit was a fair sixth in a tougher event than this at York and he might get closer off a 1lb lower rating. Of the remainder, Gastronomy makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Gibside 2nd Bulldog Spirit 3rd Gastronomy