UK Horse Racing Tips: Sedgefield

JACKPOT CASH has been a model of consistency since joining the James Owen team and switches back to the larger obstacles following his second at Worcester last Tuesday. The six-year-old's last success over fences came over C&D and it may be difficult to oppose him while in this vein of form. Zero Tolerance is yet to get off the mark in 12 attempts but has run some solid races in defeat, while Art Of Diplomacy may want further to be seen to best effect.
Prediction : 1st Jackpot Cash 2nd Zero Tolerance 3rd Art Of Diplomacy

SOLENT GATEWAY has steadily improved with each performance over timber and arrives following a decent effort when runner-up over C&D last month. The seven-year-old appears to have been presented with a golden opportunity to shed the maiden tag at the fifth time of asking. Celestial Reign was behind the selection in fourth on that occasion but the four-year-old is 5lb worse off, while the application of a tongue-tie might aid the cause of Vanilla Dancer.
Prediction : 1st Solent Gateway 2nd Celestial Reign 3rd Vanilla Dancer

Clean Getaway was in fine fettle during the autumn of last year when winning four on the bounce and Phil Kirby's gelding is entitled to step forward after his return from a break at Carlisle. That said, he might be a shade high in the handicap for the time being and the vote, therefore, goes to CONQUER THE BREEZE. The six-year-old filled the runner-up spot here last time and a replication of that effort may well be enough to go one better. Delpotro completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Conquer The Breeze 2nd Clean Getaway 3rd Delpotro

Adam Nicol looks to have found a good opportunity for FEACH AMACH to land a hat-trick. The mare defied a 12lb rise when successful at Perth last time, having won easily over course and distance before that, and the progressive five-year-old remains one to keep on the right side of. Lillistar and Suitably Surprised have plenty to find with the selection, so Laravie may pose a bigger threat back in handicap company.
Prediction : 1st Feach Amach 2nd Laravie 3rd Lillistar

Trailblazer found a 6lb rise for winning here beyond him when second at Perth last time. He can have a say in proceedings once again, but it could pay to stick with GAVIN. The latter bounced back to form with a convincing win at Ffos Las a week ago and a 7lb penalty may not be enough to anchor him, given Mickey Bowen's charge has won off higher marks in the past. Mr Sundancer may prove best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Gavin 2nd Trailblazer 3rd Mr Sundancer

DARTMOUTH CASTLE debuted in a tougher bumper at Doncaster in March. He could only manage sixth that day, but wasn't disgraced behind the winner Queen Kate, who subsequently ran well in Grade 2 company, and that looks the strongest form on offer. Miz Klimt showed improvement at Hereford last time, while the point-to-point winner Scairp Dubh is related to a couple of winners over hurdles and is worth noting on his debut for new connections.
Prediction : 1st Dartmouth Castle 2nd Miz Klimt 3rd Scairp Dubh