UK Horse Racing Tips: Market Rasen

LISTENTOYOURHEART has some smart bumper form to her name, including her fifth in a Group 2 event at Aintree in April, and she goes for the in-form Dan Skelton stable. The daughter of Getaway looks to have found an ideal opportunity on her hurdles debut. Tilly's Gunner is related to a few winners and she would be interesting if the market speaks in her favour, while Pure Gold looks best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Listentoyourheart 2nd Tillys Gunner 3rd Pure Gold

MALINKA accounted for Torrent (second) in commanding style on heavy ground at Cartmel and she might have plenty more to offer on only her second start in this sphere. Jennie Candish's filly looks well placed to go in again. Torrent has subsequently struck at Newton Abbot and he might prove the main threat again, while any market support for newcomer Liam Swagger with Sam Twiston-Davies booked should be noted too.
Prediction : 1st Malinka 2nd Torrent 3rd Liam Swagger

ANOTHER DAY OUT made every yard of the running to score in this grade at Huntingdon in May and the handicapper might have been kind to only put her 4lb for that triumph. If Martin Keighley's six-year-old returns in similar form, she could prove very tough to beat. Ginger Pointe wasn't disgraced when fourth at this level at Worcester earlier in the month and he should go well off a 1lb lower rating, while Jolie Baie is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Another Day Out 2nd Ginger Pointe 3rd Jolie Baie

PISGAH PIKE hasn't stood much racing over the past couple of years, but he has worked his way back to form and ended a drought with a gritty triumph at Worcester. A 5lb rise still leaves him on a handy mark and he can continue to make up for lost time. Got Grey hasn't broken sweat in winning twice since joining the Skeltons and is a big danger, despite the 11lb hike for his Bangor victory leaving him just out of the handicap. Saint Riquier has been flying on the level and bids to books his ticket to the American Champion Hurdle.
Prediction : 1st Pisgah Pike 2nd Got Grey 3rd Saint Riquier

Chris Ward and IMAC WOOD have struck up a fine partnership and the six-year-old has won half of his 12 chase starts, most recently at Uttoxeter in July. There should be even more to come from him and he is preferred to Small Bad Bob, who was successful over the smaller obstacles at Huntingdon when last seen. Envious Editor put in a solid effort to fill the runner-up berth at Worcester, while Jet Plane's hat-trick bid ended in failure at the Scottish National meeting and he is 4lb higher for his return.
Prediction : 1st Imac Wood 2nd Small Bad Bob 3rd Envious Editor

UNITED FRONT was no match for a comfortable winner on his handicap debut at Newton Abbot last month, but that rival has gone in again since. Fergal O'Brien's gelding is just 1lb higher today and, given that he's open to further improvement over hurdles, the son of War Front looks more than capable of going one better. Recent Newton Abbot scorer Karannelle can give a good account of herself from 3lb higher, while Golden Moonshake warrants a market check, now fitted with cheekpieces on his handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st United Front 2nd Karannelle 3rd Golden Moonshake

GARITSA BAY left it late to get up over 2m at Worcester in June and, with the return to further in his favour, a 3lb higher mark looks well within range. The son of Walk In The Park gets the vote over Barenboim, who could show more on his second start following wind surgery. Prospect House hasn't been seen for just shy of a year, but that was a C&D triumph and he will be a threat to all if ready to roll following the absence.
Prediction : 1st Garitsa Bay 2nd Barenboim 3rd Prospect House