UK Horse Racing Tips: Huntingdon

LITTLE SOIREE would likely have placed at Plumpton last time, if not for being hampered by a faller at the last. Narrowly beaten at that track back in February, Chris Gordon's inmate has eased 2lb in the weights and a bold bid is expected with normal luck in running. Window Of Time looks on a fair mark based on her third at Southwell, while Alvesta is one to note handicapping over hurdles for the first time.
Prediction : 1st Little Soiree 2nd Window Of Time 3rd Alvesta

NOISY JAZZ is taken to make a winning debut over hurdles. A winner over a mile on the Flat, she's a half-sister to the Ascot Gold Cup hero Big Orange, and James Owen's charge could be bang there at the finish if taking to this discipline. The selection's stablemate High Court Judge ran well for a long way when fourth at Worcester and is noted, while Arcon has gone close over 2m on the Flat and could feature on his hurdling bow.
Prediction : 1st Noisy Jazz 2nd High Court Judge 3rd Arcon

SHADOWS IN THE SKY bounced back to form on his first start for James Owen's yard just three days ago. He returned an emphatic winner at Uttoxeter and can strike again while the iron is hot , despite a 7lb penalty. Cloudy Wednesday arrives in fine form and enters calculations, having won this contest in 2023, while Jeudidee will likely be sharper for last month's third at Warwick.
Prediction : 1st Shadows In The Sky 2nd Cloudy Wednesday 3rd Jeudidee

Chasing didn't work out for DEAR RALPHY but he went agonisingly close at Fontwell when returned to hurdles earlier this month. He's only 2lb higher and, in receipt of weight all round, he looks the one to beat. Ludlow scorer Kitesurfer merits respect off a 4lb higher mark, along with the consistent Briefly, for whom a second career triumph doesn't look far away.
Prediction : 1st Dear Ralphy 2nd Kitesurfer 3rd Briefly

DOC MCCOY made it two wins from four over timber when on target at Fakenham last month and the son of Getaway, a former C&D winner, is taken to go in again off just 2lb higher. Land Girl's Luck has few miles on the clock and is likely to benefit from going back up in trip, while Ikigai Star heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Doc McCoy 2nd Land Girls Luck 3rd Ikigai Star

Official ratings would suggest that Coolagh Park is the one to beat but, although respected, preference is for KILFILUM WOODS. The nine-year-old arrives following a brace of wins between the flags and having gone well under Rules here previously, he looks more than capable. Right Hand Of God can chase the pair home ahead of the Harriet Jeffreys-trained Dr Lockdown.
Prediction : 1st Kilfilum Woods 2nd Coolagh Park 3rd Right Hand Of God