UK Horse Racing Tips: Cartmel

D DAY ARVALENREEVA successfully completed a double in easy fashion at Ludlow last time and is going from strength to strength in this sphere. The five-year-old could have more to offer and can remain unbeaten in handicaps over hurdles. Lahinch Wave struck at Worcester on her first start under Rules before finishing third at Fontwell under a penalty. She has to be considered, while Bellbird also has a squeak.
Prediction : 1st D Day Arvalenreeva 2nd Lahinch Wave 3rd Bellbird

Point-to-point winner GETAWAY VIC struck in two of his three bumper starts and has already shown he possesses plenty of ability. The son of Getaway represents the in-form Mickey Bowen yard and can score on his hurdling debut. Maggies Boy finished a respectable third in a handicap at Perth earlier in the month and needs considering as he steps back into maiden company. My Friend Yeats is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Getaway Vic 2nd Maggies Boy 3rd My Friend Yeats

MUSIQUE DE FEE justified favouritism to make it three wins out of her last four outings at Hereford and is just 6lb higher today. The six-year-old takes a step up in grade but can continue her brilliant form. Mermaids Cave showed improvement in first-time cheekpieces to score by four lengths at Huntingdon and is likely to be on the premises here, despite a 5lb rise. Vroomoz Eile isn't out of it either.
Prediction : 1st Musique De Fee 2nd Mermaids Cave 3rd Vroomoz Eile

FAIRLAWN FLYER arrives at the top of his game and landed a treble with a gutsy success at Perth last month. He could still prove ahead of the handicapper, despite a further 6lb rise, and Sean Bowen prefers him to stablemate Jerrash. Morfee just missed out at Market Rasen when caught in the final strides. He can feature again and looks a bigger threat to the selection than Sean Og.
Prediction : 1st Fairlawn Flyer 2nd Morfee 3rd Sean Og

HORN CAPE made a moderate debut over fences back in 2023, but has won four times over hurdles subsequently. Ben Haslam's charge has every chance back in this sphere if carrying over that improved form. Klitschko won over timber at Sedgefield in March and could have a say in proceedings if taking to the larger obstacles, while Hurricane Ali has eased in the weights over hurdles and is potentially well treated on his chasing bow.
Prediction : 1st Horn Cape 2nd Klitschko 3rd Hurricane Ali

Having returned to form with a respectable second over 2m5f at Fakenham 18 days ago, Kate Madrik warrants consideration stepping up in distance. However, Mickey Bowen's mare will need to brush up on her jumping and it could be worth chancing JUDICIAL REVIEW on his seasonal debut. The seven-year-old capped off his latest campaign by making all over 2m5f here and a 2lb nudge up in the ratings may prove inconsequential. Recent Perth scorer Fathers Advice is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Judicial Review 2nd Kate Madrik 3rd Fathers Advice

BEAT THE EDGE appeared to idle when collared on the run-in at Market Rasen earlier this month and compensation could be on the cards. The eight-year-old makes plenty of appeal racing off an unchanged mark and the sharp nature of this track may suit. The biggest threat could emerge from Toombridge, who arrives on the back of a good second at Kelso, although the down-in-class Whoshotthesheriff shouldn't be underestimated either.
Prediction : 1st Beat The Edge 2nd Toombridge 3rd Whoshotthesheriff