UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

It Ain't Two boasts a wealth of experience including a few solid efforts in Listed company and the return to 6f poses no concerns for Hugo Palmer's filly. That being said, she may not be open to as much improvement as some of her rivals and MAGIC MILD could be the one to take advantage. A winner over C&D at the July meeting, that form has since been franked by the third and the reopposing Miss Fascinator (fifth), who won at Ascot last Friday. An opening mark of 86 doesn't appear to be harsh and a sounder surface is likely to aid her cause. The aforementioned Miss Fascinator and Ghost Run are others who boast solid credentials.
Prediction : 1st Magic Mild 2nd It Aint Two 3rd Miss Fascinator

LMAY improved a fair amount from her return at York when finishing runner-up in the Copper Horse Handicap at Royal Ascot and the drop back in trip gives the daughter of Frankel a strong chance to go one better. Fairy Glen impressed under a penalty when tackling 1m4f for the first time at Kempton and should have more to offer stepping up in class, while last year's third Climate Friendly is a threat if ready to go on her return to action.
Prediction : 1st Lmay 2nd Fairy Glen 3rd Climate Friendly

There was plenty to like about DESERT FLOWER's racecourse debut over C&D when defying greenness to win in the manner of an above-average filly. A three-parts sister to a Group 3-winning juvenile, she is expected to step forward and give away 7lb to her rivals. Dash Of Azure, purchased at Tattersalls Book 1 for 240,000gns, is a half-sister to Queen's Vase winner Dashing Willoughby and may prove to be a speedier type being by Blue Point. Unex Friendly and Kaiya appeal most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Desert Flower 2nd Dash Of Azure 3rd Unex Friendly

Despite not being able to get near the winner, RUN BOY RUN made all in the stands' side group when runner-up in a similar C&D event off 1lb lower last month and he could go one better for an in-form stable. Usuario Amigo didn't appear to be suited to Lingfield when a disappointing fifth on his handicap debut and he has claims on the form of his neck second over 1m on the Rowley Mile here the time before. Cracking Gold has been highly-tried the last twice but sneaks in off top weight here after being dropped 2lb and he can take much closer order in this company.
Prediction : 1st Run Boy Run 2nd Usuario Amigo 3rd Cracking Gold

Given how he relished the stiff finish at Pontefract when getting up late to land a 1m2f maiden last month, MIGHTY BANDIT could have more to offer now stepped up to 1m4f and his near-miss at Chepstow the time before suggests the forecast fast ground won't be an issue. Ensured bounded clear to score in fine style over this trip at Brighton in April and if he's ready to roll on his comeback, then a 6lb rise may not be enough to thwart his double bid. Fighter Command was out of his depth in a hot Newbury handicap over 1m2f in May but the Windsor maiden winner should find this more suitable.
Prediction : 1st Mighty Bandit 2nd Ensured 3rd Fighter Command

Scoops Ahoy failed to land a blow in a better race at York last week but he looks a player based on his neck second at Thirsk off a 3lb lower mark nine days earlier. Marching Mac is interesting, but preference is for CAPTAIN DANDY, who only just came up short over 6f at Hamilton last time out. The Stuart Williams-trained gelding has gone up 2lb for that effort but pulled a long way clear of the remainder, including two subsequent winners, and a first-time tongue-tie could help as he reverts to the minimum distance.
Prediction : 1st Captain Dandy 2nd Scoops Ahoy 3rd Marching Mac