UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Lord Capulet makes plenty of appeal on paper as a half-brother to the brilliant Rosallion and it wouldn't be a surprise to see him play a key role in proceedings. However, the vote goes to BINHAREER, who stepped forward from his debut to score over C&D in similar conditions and William Haggas' colt is taken to defy a 7lb penalty. Magellan Cloud is capable of a decent showing dropping back from a mile following his third at York.
Prediction : 1st Binhareer 2nd Lord Capulet 3rd Magellan Cloud

SAY WHAT YOU SEE made an impressive nursery bow at Newcastle last Friday when storming clear to win by eight lengths. The handicapper will undoubtedly give the son of Belardo a hefty rise for that success so a 6lb penalty doesn't seem likely to stop him from backing it up. Law Degree outran his odds when third at Doncaster on his latest start and he has to enter the reckoning, along with Aye Up Lass.
Prediction : 1st Say What You See 2nd Law Degree 3rd Aye Up Lass

KING'S SCHOLAR got off the mark when tackling 1m4f for the first time at Catterick last week and Ed Walker's gelding appears capable of further improvement, with the extra couple of furlongs unlikely to be an issue. Kitsune Power's best recent form has come on turf and the five-year-old is worth plenty of thought. Others to consider include Gastronomy and Red Derek.
Prediction : 1st Kings Scholar 2nd Kitsune Power 3rd Gastronomy

HAVE SECRET was far from disgraced when a running-on fifth in a hot York handicap before posting a low-key effort in a similarly strong race at Doncaster. With his sights lowered off what looks a more-than-manageable mark, Richard Fahey's charge gets the vote to return to winning ways. Loyal Touch merits respect on the strength of his victory over this trip at Pontefract in September, although he needs to leave a subsequent lacklustre display behind. A 3lb rise doesn't discount recent C&D runner-up Liberty Coach.
Prediction : 1st Have Secret 2nd Loyal Touch 3rd Liberty Coach

BELSITO lost little in defeat when only finding one rival too good as favourite over track and trip last week and, off an unchanged mark, he looks well capable of going one place better. Eldeyaar did it well when scoring at Ripon and, with excuses for a subsequent subdued effort at Southwell, he looks the main danger to the selection. Thornaby Pearl is respected most out of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Belsito 2nd Eldeyaar 3rd Thornaby Pearl

Having been far from disgraced when third in a class 4 event at Catterick, RED MIRAGE looks primed for a big run dropped into class 5 company. A 1lb lower mark should also help the six-year-old and a seventh career victory beckons. The biggest threat may be posed by Ey Up Its Jazz, who arrives on the back of a respectable second at Doncaster. Pals Battalion and Temper Trap are also noted.
Prediction : 1st Red Mirage 2nd Ey Up Its Jazz 3rd Pals Battalion

Rwenearlytheredad scored with enough in hand at Catterick recently to suggest that a 5lb penalty won't prevent another bold bid. However, fellow last-time-out winner GLASTONBURY looks open to more improvement and, off a 3lb higher mark, James Fanshawe's three-year-old shades the verdict. Penalised Leicester claimer scorer Nights Over Egypt arrives in good heart and he shouldn't be far away if coping with a quick turnaround.
Prediction : 1st Glastonbury 2nd Rwenearlytheredad 3rd Nights Over Egypt