UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

Rising Force has been dependable and, having finished third at Doncaster last week, Robert Eddery's four-year-old is notable after a career best on turf. Nevertheless, this is an equally tricky handicap and cases can be made for plenty, including Oh So Audacious, Artificer and the handicap debutant Jungle Cruise. However, slender preference is for the adaptable WINDSOR PASS, who is an attractive proposition reverting to a mile and turf.
Prediction : 1st Windsor Pass 2nd Rising Force 3rd Oh So Audacious

Naga and Lady Ridgewood appeal most from those with experience, although many would argue that Casa De Salinas achieved more when she overcame greenness to make a winning debut over a mile at Kempton in December. However, while that trio all command respect, WINTER'S SONG, who is a full-sister to Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare winner Whuheida, is the one who stands out on pedigree. This could be an ideal starting point for the Godolphin-owned filly.
Prediction : 1st Winters Song 2nd Naga 3rd Lady Ridgewood

ALPINE TRAIL impressed when winning on debut over an extended 1m1f at Wolverhampton in February and is the logical one to be with here. The son of Dubawi, who cost 550,000 euros as a yearling, has a sterling pedigree and is a notable type for Charlie Appleby. Palazzo Blu also made a winning start over 1m2f at Chelmsford and is an obvious threat switching to turf. Antrim, whose dam is a close relative of Enable, is an appealing newcomer.
Prediction : 1st Alpine Trail 2nd Palazzo Blu 3rd Antrim

Queen's Company signed off last year with a convincing victory over 1m4f at Kempton and she is currently rated only 1lb higher than the last of her three course wins, but she has tended to need the run when returning from a lengthy layoff in the past and preference is for BEACH POINT. William Knight's runner is also a C&D winner, having really impressed when scoring off 5lb lower here last summer, and he has scope for further improvement as a lightly-raced four-year-old. The returning Bobacious has slipped to a fair mark and completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Queens Company 2nd Beach Point 3rd Bobacious

Michael Bell has his string in fine form and the Newmarket handler could add to his tally here with DORNEY LAKE, who initiated a quick-fire double when landing a C&D maiden in style last May and he has slipped to an attractive mark ahead of his seasonal debut. North View was narrowly denied a double off this mark when last seen at Kempton in September and another bold bid beckons if he's fully wound up for his reappearance. Recent Newcastle scorer Harry Did has match-fitness on his side and must be feared.
Prediction : 1st Dorney Lake 2nd North View 3rd Harry Did

PERIANTH won on handicap debut off this mark at Leicester last May before struggling on three subsequent outings. The yard's horses are currently in fine fettle and she is more than capable of bouncing back. Spanish Mane is fairly handicapped on her return to action and can get into contention along with Roman Emperor, who sports blinkers for the first time.
Prediction : 1st Perianth 2nd Spanish Mane 3rd Roman Emperor

PRIVATE ISLAND made a successful handicap debut at Lingfield over 7f and the extra furlong is expected to play to the strengths of the daughter of Twilight Son. Appleblossomwhite has stepped forward nicely in recent outings and is likely to play a significant role in proceedings once again. Herkeios and Squires Treaty can fight it out for the minor honours.
Prediction : 1st Private Island 2nd Appleblossomwhite 3rd Herkeios