UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

An easy winner on her last two starts, NILOUFAR continues to go from strength to strength and a career-high mark of 73 looks manageable as she aims to land the hat-trick. Blueflagflyinghigh must hold every chance if bouncing back to the form of his penultimate success at Yarmouth, while Party Island is another to consider on the back of a determined victory at Sandown last time out.
Prediction : 1st Niloufar 2nd Blueflagflyinghigh 3rd Party Island

PIRANHA RAMA had far too much for the reopposing Puglia (second) when scoring over C&D last Monday and she looks well capable of upholding that form, despite being 6lb worse off under a penalty. David Evans' filly clearly appreciates fast ground and she can land a third win in four starts, with the unexposed Baileys Honeymoon another to note on just her fifth career outing.
Prediction : 1st Piranha Rama 2nd Puglia 3rd Baileys Honeymoon

FOREST GATE improved from first to second start when runner-up at Newbury and, with further progress likely, the son of Waldgeist may be able to break the maiden on this occasion with conditions in his favour. Not in action since a highly encouraging debut at Newcastle over 1m in February, No Retreat is a key player on his return, as well as Brave Call, who takes a significant drop in grade. Didaar and Inversion are capable of being in the shake-up as well.
Prediction : 1st Forest Gate 2nd No Retreat 3rd Brave Call

A C&D winner from a 4lb lower mark in April, BISHOP'S CROWN still balances on a competitive mark and the reliable four-year-old looks a solid choice given this represents a drop in class from the races he has contested since. The Coffee Pod and Kodiac Thriller are a couple of three-year-olds with the potential to cause a few problems for the selection, while Hover On The Wind is surely better then he mustered at Yarmouth last time and also warrants consideration.
Prediction : 1st Bishops Crown 2nd The Coffee Pod 3rd Kodiac Thriller

The booking of Oisin Murphy could be the icing on the cake for the well-handicapped BATCHELOR BOY, whose current mark of just 59 gives him plenty of leeway for a race of this nature. Versatile regarding the trip and ground, Murphy's handling could be key for the selection after he ran too keenly at Brighton on his return from a short break 11 days ago. Nordic Glory appears to be the chief danger, with the lightly-raced Darkened Edge also feared off 6lb higher than her recent Bath success.
Prediction : 1st Batchelor Boy 2nd Nordic Glory 3rd Darkened Edge

FORESEEABLE FUTURE possibly hit the front too soon when he was run out of things at Yarmouth 12 days ago but did little else wrong and looks worth another chance off the same mark. The consistent Essme and Diamond Cottage are just a couple of others who can make this tough for the selection, while Q Twenty Boy escapes a penalty for winning an apprentice handicap at Chelmsford last week and can also go well if transferring that form back to turf.
Prediction : 1st Foreseeable Future 2nd Essme 3rd Diamond Cottage