UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

Hat-trick seeker MIN HUNA won cosily when stepped up to 1m2f at Sandown most recently and looks progressive enough to cope with an 8lb higher mark. The softer ground is something of a concern for the selection but she's worth sticking with for now. Ashariba also bids to complete a three-timer and is feared most back on turf, albeit off 6lb higher than her win at Kempton last month. Warda Jamila and Karmology complete the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Min Huna 2nd Ashariba 3rd Warda Jamila

THE DRAGON KING should relish the step back up to 6f. The son of Invincible Army was full of running when just denied over the minimum trip at Hamilton last month and the additional yardage is very much in his favour. Invincible Annice wasn't beaten far into third in that race and offers some each-way appeal over this longer trip. Twafeeg and Afentiko are others for serious consideration.
Prediction : 1st The Dragon King 2nd Invincible Annice 3rd Twafeeg

INSPIRAL was imperious in this race 12 months ago and would be hard to beat if she recaptures that level of form. The daughter of Frankel acts with juice in the ground and can be expected to have been primed for back-to-back wins. Stable companion Nashwa is no back number and adds depth to the race. Tamfana (fourth) and Elmalka (winner) are closely matched on the 1000 Guineas form and the former might be able to turn the tables.
Prediction : 1st Inspiral 2nd Nashwa 3rd Tamfana

A half-sister to Group 3 winner Kemari, who won over further, CHORUS is bred to improve for going up in trip and she gave the impression the extra yardage would suit when rallying late in the piece for third over 1m2f here last time out. William Haggas' filly is narrowly preferred to easy Kempton scorer Incensed and Cabrera, who went close in a similar type of contest at Doncaster last time.
Prediction : 1st Chorus 2nd Incensed 3rd Cabrera

Placed on both career outings at Sandown, WILD NATURE sets the standard on form and the experience gained from those efforts should stand him in good stead. The form of his stable is a big plus and the son of Kingman gets the vote ahead of costly newcomer Nebras, who is a half-brother to stable star Nashwa. A disappointment on debut at Ascot when going off favourite, Cape Breton could be a different proposition on this occasion.
Prediction : 1st Wild Nature 2nd Nebras 3rd Cape Breton

Charlie Appleby and William Buick are often a force to be reckoned with on the Rowley Mile and Secret Theory, who is related to a handful of useful types, merits the utmost respect on debut. However, preference is for CROWN OF OAKS. A 260,000gns purchase, the son of Wootton Bassett looks the part on paper and, with his yard enjoying a decent spell of form, it would come as no surprise were he to make an immediate impact. Others to note include Spirit Of Summer and Palmarian.
Prediction : 1st Crown Of Oaks 2nd Secret Theory 3rd Spirit Of Summer

RAHEENA hasn't looked back since switching to the all-weather in August, winning at Kempton before following up on her handicap bow at Southwell last month. She is now 4lb higher back on the grass, but she is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of her ability yet and ought to have every chance of landing the hat-trick if handling these different conditions. The Eyes Have It finished second to the selection at Kempton and is taken to get closer, while Madame De Sevigne appeals most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Raheena 2nd The Eyes Have It 3rd Madame De Sevigne