UK Horse Racing Tips: Market Rasen

HOMME D'UN SOIR enjoyed a solid beginning to the new season with a string of consistent efforts, the latest seeing him finish third over fences at Southwell in June. In a contest lacking depth, the eight-year-old appears to have a solid opportunity to get his head back in front. Love True is entitled to step forward from her handicap debut when fourth at Sedgefield and is respected along with Piecederesistance.
Prediction : 1st Homme DUn Soir 2nd Love True 3rd Piecederesistance

Play Pretend returns to the scene of his debut success and the application of a first-time hood combined with a drop in class is likely to see him in a better light. The vote, though, goes to VIYANNI, a winner at Bellewstown over 1m6f for Johnny Murtagh when last seen in July. The son of Almanzor has since joined Harry Derham and appeals as the type to do well in this discipline. Narragansett completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Viyanni 2nd Play Pretend 3rd Narragansett

SUNRAY SHADOW still looked a work in progress when getting off the mark over timber at Aintree in October and the son of Blue Bresil is expected to have a fair amount of improvement to come, despite carrying a 7lb penalty. It's Hard To Know also gives weight to all bar the selection after winning at Lingfield on his Rules debut and is likely to benefit from going right-handed based on the manner of his jumping on that occasion. Tamarind Bay wasn't disgraced when fourth to The New Lion at Chepstow and the extra couple of furlongs should be right up his street.
Prediction : 1st Sunray Shadow 2nd Its Hard To Know 3rd Tamarind Bay

Narrowly denied at Lingfield last time out in a career-best effort, GETAWAY WITH YOU deserves a change in luck and he may get that on this occasion. The six-year-old is narrowly preferred to Walk My Way, who arrives with similar claims on her first run since finishing second at Hexham in March. Entity Of Substanz disappointed when a short-priced favourite at Ayr in October, but he may be able to bounce back on the rise in distance.
Prediction : 1st Getaway With You 2nd Walk My Way 3rd Entity Of Substanz

COKYTHO looked a different proposition stepped up to 3m for the first time at Uttoxeter in May when finally getting off the mark after a string of consistent efforts. Despite a 6lb rise for that success, it wouldn't be a huge surprise if Alex Hales' gelding had more to offer given the fact he is unexposed over this distance. Kelce is likely to produce another bold bid from the front, while Icaque De L'isle and Felton Bellevue appear best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Cokytho 2nd Kelce 3rd Icaque De Lisle

Kim Bailey has his string in fine form at present, and his ZMIINYI gets the nod. The six-year-old bumped into a potentially useful sort when finishing runner-up on his chase debut over 2m5f here last month and, with the step back in trip likely to suit, he may prove tough to peg back. Brickadank brought up a course double last spring and he merits consideration on his seasonal reappearance, while Caro Des Flos is also noteworthy.
Prediction : 1st Zmiinyi 2nd Brickadank 3rd Caro Des Flos

Olly Murphy has a good record at this venue, so ORDEROFTHEDAY gets the vote. The point-to-point winner fetched 125,000 pounds in May and connections are likely to be disappointed if he weren't able to play a hand in a race of this nature first time up. Silver Hill represents the in-form Jamie Snowden team and he merits respect on debut. Kykorock is also considered.
Prediction : 1st Orderoftheday 2nd Silver Hill 3rd Kykorock