UK Horse Racing Tips: Ffos Las

Filanderer has adapted well to chasing and commands respect after wins at Market Rasen and Wincanton. The switch to a left-handed circuit should assist Hughie Morrison's improving gelding and he is readily fancied to confirm his superiority over Bertie Wooster, who was well held in third in that latter event. However, FAY CE QUE VOUDRAS is handily treated in comparison to her hurdles rating and, on her first start after wind surgery, this could be a good time to catch the unexposed nine-year-old.
Prediction : 1st Fay Ce Que Voudras 2nd Filanderer 3rd Bertie Wooster

Earth Cry has held his form well over hurdles and should play a big part if he transfers that ability to chasing, while Fantastikas, Balkardy and Cap Du Nord can have an impact in a race of this nature. However, PEDLEY WOOD is surely better than he managed last time out and, having won his two previous starts in a convincing manner, it would be no surprise to see the Joe Tizzard-trained gelding bounce back.
Prediction : 1st Pedley Wood 2nd Earth Cry 3rd Fantastikas

The consistent DRASH ON RUBY was yet to be asked a serious question when she fell three out at Wincanton last month and this presents the nine-year-old with a good chance of bouncing straight back. With several others struggling to find their form, perhaps the handicap debutant Delgany Deadline could be the chief danger to the selection from a workable first mark. Les's Jersey Royal and Iron Heart are others for the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Drash On Ruby 2nd Delgany Deadline 3rd Less Jersey Royal

All Well And Good has some decent bumper form to his name, including a win at Worcester, but failed to take to hurdles at Wetherby and he will need to brush up his jumping to have a say here. Ronnies Rules is another to consider after winning a point-to-point and three bumpers before unseating on both starts over hurdles, but JACKSTELL is narrowly preferred. Second at Ascot on his first start after wind surgery, if the six-year-old improves for that he may be good enough under Gavin Sheehan.
Prediction : 1st Jackstell 2nd Ronnies Rules 3rd All Well And Good

STREAM OF STARS appears to have plenty in his favour having won over this trip twice before. Dropped 2lb after his Taunton fourth last time, the 10-year-old is heading towards a mark he has proved he can handle with James Turner's claim a bonus. Indeevar Bleu is interesting returning from a wind operation on his handicap debut and after only four starts he may have more to offer, leaving Klic Boum and Another Fine Mess to battle it out for third spot.
Prediction : 1st Stream Of Stars 2nd Indeevar Bleu 3rd Klic Boum

Harbour Island won in taking fashion on his debut at Wetherby and warrants plenty of respect as he looks to follow up, but NECRONAUT shades the verdict in receipt of 7lb. The form of his debut second at Wincanton was done no harm when the third won next time and he will likely have learnt from that experience. Stablemate Zamek cost 160,000 euros as a three-year-old and can't be ignored, nor can Hereford third Peter's Last Deal or point-to-point scorer Moon Over America.
Prediction : 1st Necronaut 2nd Harbour Island 3rd Peters Last Deal

THE BLUE ROOM sets the standard with his solid performances at Aintree and Exeter and he could prove difficult to beat representing a trainer that boasts a healthy strike-rate with his runners at this track. Jaffa Cake was a well-backed favourite on his debut at Doncaster and only found a smart mare too good (since fourth in Grade 2 company at Aintree). Ben Pauling's charge will likely be involved at the finish here, while Eton Mes and Kings Champion are others to keep an eye on.
Prediction : 1st The Blue Room 2nd Jaffa Cake 3rd Eton Mes