UK Horse Racing Tips: Warwick

Elle Est Beau posted one of her better efforts when filling the runner-up spot at Southwell last time out and is respected, but the vote goes to LORD OF ALL SAINTS. Harriet Dickin's gelding appeared to relish a step up in trip when winning easily at Leicester last month and given his scope for further progress, an 8lb rise might not be beyond him. Others to note include Stardhem and Joker Jack.
Prediction : 1st Lord Of All Saints 2nd Elle Est Beau 3rd Stardhem

CRAZIERTHANDAISY sets the standard with an official rating of 108 and in a race lacking depth, she could take all the beating. The Walk In The Park mare was a beaten favourite at Southwell recently but that effort represented improvement nonetheless. Realta Liath shaped with promise on her hurdles debut last time out and is likely to step forward. Come On Nia has work to do giving weight away but this dual hurdles winner cannot be underestimated.
Prediction : 1st Crazierthandaisy 2nd Realta Liath 3rd Come On Nia

TOP VILLE BEN hasn't tasted success in some time now but he showed a glimmer of promise on his debut for the Jennie Candlish team recently. Eased 5lb in the handicap for his troubles and with the potential to be allowed his own way in front, the son of Beneficial gets the vote. Special Acceptance continues to knock on the door and is likely to prove popular, while Supervisor drops in class for his seasonal return and heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Top Ville Ben 2nd Special Acceptance 3rd Supervisor

The hat-trick seeking Pep Talking warrants respect after scoring at Uttoxeter and Sedgefield last month, but a career-high mark of 94 demands more from the six-year-old. With that in mind, fellow last-time-out victor JOHN W CREASY is slightly more compelling. Chris Honour's gelding appreciated the removal of headgear when opening his account at Lingfield 22 days ago and a 6lb rise doesn't look insurmountable. C&D winner Jack Doyen also enters the reckoning.
Prediction : 1st John W Creasy 2nd Pep Talking 3rd Jack Doyen

LAND GENIE offered plenty of encouragement on his stable bow when a staying-on second over an inadequate 2m5f at Exeter 25 days ago. Although a 5lb higher mark seems on the harsh side, Dan Skelton's charge looks sure to be suited by this trip. The biggest threat may emerge from the downgraded Jatiluwih, but Spitalfield could also go close if his stamina doesn't ebb away.
Prediction : 1st Land Genie 2nd Jatiluwih 3rd Spitalfield

Only worn down after the last when second over 2m3f at Market Rasen last time out, BALLYWOOD should be suited by dropping back in trip on this occasion. The 10-year-old can regain the winning thread at the main expense of Abaya Du Mathan, who has strong claims on his success at Southwell two starts ago. A relatively consistent sort since scoring at Stratford in October, Begin The Luck is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Ballywood 2nd Abaya Du Mathan 3rd Begin The Luck

The James Owen stable can do little wrong at present, and BIG BERT can put his experience to good use following a highly-promising second on his Rules debut at Carlisle earlier in the month. The son of Affinisea travelled well throughout that contest and this track should suit as he looks to see off valuable point-to-point recruit No Drama This End, who could be a nice prospect for the Paul Nicholls team. A well-related sort, Keops Des Bordes is another newcomer to note for a stable with an excellent record here.
Prediction : 1st Big Bert 2nd No Drama This End 3rd Keops Des Bordes