UK Horse Racing Tips: Warwick

CHUGGY showed ability when making the frame on his first start under Rules at Hereford earlier in the month and is likely to have plenty of improvement in him. With Harry Skelton taking over, he looks the one to beat. Ebony Warrior hasn't finished out of the top three in each of his six starts over hurdles and sets the standard with a rating of 117. Aviation appears to be next best.
Prediction : 1st Chuggy 2nd Ebony Warrior 3rd Aviation

LIZZIE REY showed a big chunk of improvement in first-time cheekpieces when scoring by four lengths in this grade at Southwell last time. Richard Phillips' eight-year-old makes only her fourth start in a handicap and remains unexposed over this distance, so it would be no surprise to see her complete a double. Lyness Dancer was third over this trip at Fontwell on her latest outing and should remain competitive off a 1lb lower rating. Of the remainder, Honey Jack makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Lizzie Rey 2nd Lyness Dancer 3rd Honey Jack

Ceolwulf occupied the runner-up berth at Leicester last month and has to be respected off just a 2lb higher mark. However, it may pay to side with YES AND YES, who appreciated the return to a sounder surface when victorious at Chepstow on his latest outing and now has a 7lb penalty to carry. With the likelihood of more to come on only his fourth start over fences, he could prove difficult to beat. Glimpse Of Glory completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Yes And Yes 2nd Ceolwulf 3rd Glimpse Of Glory

Holeshot bolted up over 2m3f at Taunton last month, but preference is for CHIEF SUNDAY. Nigel Twiston-Davies' gelding came up short in his hat-trick bid last time, but that form has worked out well and a further 3lb rise in the handicap might underestimate him. What's One More weakened having been keen over 2m3f at Fontwell three weeks ago, so a drop in trip could aid her chance.
Prediction : 1st Chief Sunday 2nd Holeshot 3rd Whats One More

THE DOYEN CHIEF gained a deserved first chase success at Kempton earlier this month and, under ideal conditions, Alan King's eight-year-old is expected to defy a 5lb rise in the handicap. Snipe has contested a couple of warm premier handicaps recently and he merits respect eased in grade, with cheekpieces applied for the first time. Ballycamus has won two of his last three starts and should not be overlooked.
Prediction : 1st The Doyen Chief 2nd Snipe 3rd Ballycamus

Fergal O'Brien often does well in bumpers and Hey Buddy looks to be his leading hope with stable jockey Jonathan Burke aboard. Queens Ginger and Liam Mera Kai are others that warrant a market check, but the vote goes to DUTCH CORNER. The son of Getaway, a 50,000-euro purchase and a half-brother to the classy Yorkhill, makes considerable appeal and given the magnitude of his stable, it would be surprising were he not to be on the premises.
Prediction : 1st Dutch Corner 2nd Hey Buddy 3rd Queens Ginger