UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

Penalised winners Mademoiselle and Eartha must enter calculations, with the latter's lightly-raced profile making her of more interest. However, SUNSHINE SOUL shades the verdict in receipt of weight from that pair after posting a fine second in a class 2 novice at Pontefract last month. George Boughey's filly drops in class for this assignment and a breakthrough victory looks imminent.
Prediction : 1st Sunshine Soul 2nd Eartha 3rd Mademoiselle

NOTRE DAME looked close to her best when a close-up second over an extended 1m at Wolverhampton last month. A 1lb nudge up in the ratings looks on lenient side for the daughter of Kingman and she's fancied to regain the winning thread. The fitting of a first-time visor may eke some improvement in the Michael Bell-trained Mammy and she's feared most, ahead of Fariha.
Prediction : 1st Notre Dame 2nd Mammy 3rd Fariha

Having justified favouritism at Wolverhampton over 7f last time out, Amroon warrants respect off just 3lb higher in the ratings. However, this return to 6f could leave Marco Botti's inmate vulnerable to a speedier rival, with LOCHABER fitting the bill. The Havana Grey gelding arrives on the back of a close-up second at Chepstow. The in-form Alibi Warning is also likely to be involved at the business end.
Prediction : 1st Lochaber 2nd Amroon 3rd Alibi Warning

BLACKJACK is the best place to start as he won with plenty up his sleeve over C&D at the beginning of the month. Despite going up 6lb for that, another bold showing looks assured and his supporters will be pleased to see that Hollie Doyle keeps the ride. Five Winds appreciated the switch back to a synthetic surface when finishing a neck second at Lingfield latest and she heads the list of dangers from Daytona Lady.
Prediction : 1st Blackjack 2nd Five Winds 3rd Daytona Lady

This won't take much winning and previous C&D winner SO GRATEFUL could be ready to strike. His latest effort on the turf at Redcar was an encouraging one in defeat, as he only went down by half a length into third over this trip. High Velocity has been running well enough in defeat over 5f on turf and is noted, but a bigger danger to the selection might be Al Ameen in the first-time visor.
Prediction : 1st So Grateful 2nd Al Ameen 3rd High Velocity

A change of scenery appears to have revitalised WALEYFA. The six-year-old forged clear to win at Brighton on last week's debut for a new yard and a 5lb penalty may not be enough to anchor her in this. Boujee Gold finished a close-up third over 7f at Doncaster and returns to her winning distance with strong claims, while Chelmsford runner-up Meng Tian makes more appeal than Handel of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Waleyfa 2nd Boujee Gold 3rd Meng Tian

ZIPSTER did well to finish within a couple of lengths of the winner when fourth at Haydock, given he was slowly away and failed to get a clear run. He can launch a serious bid off his current mark with more to come. Keep Warm failed to trouble the winner when second at York, but this is less competitive and he merits consideration, while Havanarama also enters calculations back at this lower level having gone close at Doncaster in June.
Prediction : 1st Zipster 2nd Keep Warm 3rd Havanarama

A relatively disappointing third when last seen at Hamilton in May, JUDGEMENTOFSOLOMON has been given a break and a gelding operation since which could see him improve for going up in trip. A half-brother to Pondus, who ran in a Melbourne Cup, the three-year-old is bred to relish it, and he could have too much for recent Nottingham scorer Defence Treaty, as well as the unexposed Environment Amigo.
Prediction : 1st Judgementofsolomon 2nd Defence Treaty 3rd Environment Amigo