UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

My Turn Now was a surprise winner at Chelmsford but finished full of running and, with that being her first appearance after wind surgery, she rates a key player off just 3lb higher. However, DARKENED EDGE has been consistent since the summer and having returned from a short break with a respectable third over C&D, Chris Mason's filly can step forward for a first all-weather success off 1lb lower. Beneficiary and My Delilah complete the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Darkened Edge 2nd My Turn Now 3rd Beneficiary

SOLDIERS STAR went agonisingly close over 6f on his racecourse debut at Newcastle. After a slow start, the son of Soldier's Call finished with a determined effort to go down by just a short head and, with an additional furlong sure to suit on pedigree, this appears a good opportunity for him to go one place better. Best Of All and Well Enough are the pick of the others with experience, with Deira Storm an appealing newcomer.
Prediction : 1st Soldiers Star 2nd Best Of All 3rd Well Enough

Lovesick and Moby Quick appeal most of those with experience, but the bar isn't set too high for MULLWARCHAR to have a big impact on his racecourse bow. A close relative of Listed winner and Park Hill runner-up Aljezeera, the son of Ulysses looks the part on paper and, with his yard having enjoyed plenty of success with similar types on the all-weather over the last 12 months, this could be the perfect starting point for him.
Prediction : 1st Mullwarchar 2nd Lovesick 3rd Moby Quick

SEX ON FIRE is unbeaten on an artificial surface and it wouldn't be a huge surprise if the son of Dark Angel gained a third career success on his return to nursery company. Packetofbiscuits shaped as though the extra furlong would aid her cause when runner-up at Newcastle last month, while Newmarket novice winner Misty Sky is feared most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Sex On Fire 2nd Packetofbiscuits 3rd Misty Sky

Endofastorm carries a 5lb penalty for her C&D success last week when getting the better of CASA LUNA. However, Philip Kirby's mare could gain her revenge due to her mark being unchanged, and a more forceful ride on the front end may also benefit her over this distance. Khangai finished third as favourite in the aforementioned contest and is expected to be competitive once again.
Prediction : 1st Casa Luna 2nd Endofastorm 3rd Khangai

REDHOT WHISPER would set the standard on his third to Persica at Epsom and has been freshened up since disappointing subsequently at Pontefract. Stepping up to 1m4f is unlikely to be an issue for the son of Too Darn Hot, who gets the vote to shed the maiden tag. Always Waving is expected to improve for going up in trip on her first appearance since November 2023 and is of interest along with Jack McNamara, who was runner-up at the Curragh when last seen.
Prediction : 1st Redhot Whisper 2nd Always Waving 3rd Jack McNamara

EYE OF THE WATER has raced with more zest since being fitted with a visor and he makes plenty of appeal reverting to the all-weather. The veteran found only a resurgent rival too strong at Bath last time out and a similar performance on Tapeta may prove sufficient. Triple C&D winner Plumette arrives on the back of a close-up second here and another good account is forecast. Bungle Bay may fare best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Eye Of The Water 2nd Plumette 3rd Bungle Bay

PORT NOIR has posted three creditable efforts in defeat since landing the spoils over C&D and a 1lb drop in the ratings for her latest fourth over slightly shorter may prove lenient. Robert Stephens' mare ticks plenty of the right boxes and an 11th career victory could be in the offing. The biggest threat may emerge from last month's track-and-trip runner-up Strategic Fortune, although Come On John could also have a say if given a strong pace to aim at.
Prediction : 1st Port Noir 2nd Strategic Fortune 3rd Come On John

Assuming MOE'S LEGACY can be forgiven her recent below-par run under a penalty in a class 5 at Lingfield, the Ron Harris-trained filly could provide some value back at the scene of last month's 5f success. She collared Alafdhal on that occasion, although the runner-up then made the frame again in that aforementioned Lingfield heat so is an obvious threat. Last-time-out 7f course winner Yoshimi is another must for consideration.
Prediction : 1st Moes Legacy 2nd Alafdhal 3rd Yoshimi