UK Horse Racing Tips: Epsom Downs

A comfortable winner on his return at Chelmsford last month from the reopposing Existent (second), FIDELIUS is entitled to have plenty more improvement forthcoming and an 8lb rise may not be enough to prevent him from going in again. Not beaten far last time out at Musselburgh after scoring at Wolverhampton, Spartan Arrow can have a say, along with Michaela's Boy, who has been in consistent form on the all-weather of late.
Prediction : 1st Fidelius 2nd Spartan Arrow 3rd Michaelas Boy

DEVIL'S ADVOCATE showed improvement from first to second start when scoring easily at Chelmsford in October, and the form of that contest has worked out well since. The Godolphin-owned colt should be up to this level, while the Irish raider Trinity College looks best placed to chase him home after a taking success on his return at Naas last month. Third in the Ballysax when last in action, Tiberius Thunder cannot be ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Devils Advocate 2nd Trinity College 3rd Tiberius Thunder

Tuned out again quickly after an impressive success at Pontefract, KING'S CODE looks the one to beat under a 5lb penalty. The progressive City Of Delight had Magico (second) narrowly behind when scoring at Doncaster last month, and the latter is now 2lb better off at the weights. Fourth in that contest, Stressfree may also have a say in proceedings.
Prediction : 1st Kings Code 2nd Magico 3rd City Of Delight

MILLER SPIRIT has raced over course and distance twice, winning both, and although considerably higher in the ratings, his course experience may give him the edge. Arqoob won last time out when running on strongly and cannot be ignored, but the locally-trained Carnival Day may be the bigger danger if he gets home over this trip with his seasonal return under his belt.
Prediction : 1st Miller Spirit 2nd Carnival Day 3rd Arqoob

The King's Falcon has the form in the book after his debut fourth was followed by a Kempton second and if he improves following a gelding operation, he looks likely to get involved. Spirit Of Albion was only beaten a nose at Kempton in November when running on well over a furlong shorter and he can also go close, but a chance is taken on newcomer JACKKNIFE. A Kameko half-brother to the classy Defoe, he may have been found a suitable contest to get off the mark by Roger Varian.
Prediction : 1st Jackknife 2nd The Kings Falcon 3rd Spirit Of Albion

Bulletin took a step forward to make a winning handicap debut at Southwell and provided he can transfer that form to turf, the son of Advertise may have a say. However, CELEBORN gets the vote after he occupied the runner-up berth on his final juvenile start at Newmarket in September, and could prove a different proposition with another winter under his belt. Sir William and Best Adventure are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Celeborn 2nd Bulletin 3rd Sir William

Mostawaa is a C&D winner who was last seen finishing third in heavy conditions at Goodwood and has to be respected on his return to the fray. However, PORT ROAD filled the runner-up spot at Lingfield at the start of the month and competes off the same mark. The four-year-old makes only his fifth handicap start and could have more to offer. Mafnood completes the shortlist
Prediction : 1st Port Road 2nd Mostawaa 3rd Mafnood