UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

Hierarchy didn't run to his best when ninth at Southwell, but his previous third in a better race stands out and if he can get back to that level, he would be a force to reckon with. PAPABELLA was headed late on to go under by a short head at Kempton and if she takes a step forward for her first start in six months, she could go one better. Mammy and Perianth might be able to claim some prize money.
Prediction : 1st Papabella 2nd Hierarchy 3rd Mammy

Great showed plenty of promise on debut when second at Goodwood last autumn, but failed to build on that on his Newmarket return and arrives with something to prove. IRONIST has a similar profile, with her Kempton second followed by a sixth at the same track, but she had excuses after failing to handle the bend before meeting trouble in running and may be worth another chance. Oh Darling is a half-sister to a winning sprinter and is one to watch on her racecourse bow.
Prediction : 1st Ironist 2nd Great 3rd Oh Darling

Circe scored by a neck after being produced late at Newmarket and she has only been put up 2lb, which leaves her with every chance if she gets another good run at the leaders. Indian Creak has won here five times, including the 2021 renewal of this contest, and may surprise a few, but DURHAM CASTLE could be the one. A lightly-raced four-year-old, he finished last year with comfortable victories at Southwell and Goodwood and can improve again to shrug off his 9lb rise.
Prediction : 1st Durham Castle 2nd Circe 3rd Indian Creak

The returning Socialite was last seen finishing eighth behind recent Lockinge winner Lead Artist in a Group 3 at Glorious Goodwood. Although well held in that race, the low-mileage four-year-old, who has been gelded, is a must for a betting check now dropped in class for his handicap debut. Nevertheless, it could be worth chancing the match-fit STERLING KNIGHT, who should have no issues stepping back up to a mile at a venue where he has won twice before. Alpha Crucis and Native Warrior are other solid contenders.
Prediction : 1st Sterling Knight 2nd Socialite 3rd Alpha Crucis

LET'S DREAM doesn't have many miles on the clock and having shown improved form since being gelded, the Michael Bell-trained four-year-old has a decent chance of supplementing his recent winning reappearance at Chester. He showed tenacity to keep his head in front when pressed near the finish and a 4lb higher rating looks very manageable. The hat-trick seeking City Of Delight is an obvious threat, while Magico, Mustazeed and Houstonn all have strong enough credentials to make the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Lets Dream 2nd City Of Delight 3rd Magico

ALL WAYS GLAMOROUS made an encouraging handicap debut when second over track and trip two weeks ago and competes off the same mark. The son of Cable Bay might only need to run to a similar level of form in order to go one better. So Smart made a mockery of his 18/1 odds when scoring at Lingfield and should remain competitive, while Maharajas Express isn't ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st All Ways Glamorous 2nd So Smart 3rd Maharajas Express

Glitter Code was second at Yarmouth on his most recent start and could have a say, but SPEC OF LIGHT looks the one to be on. David Loughnane's charge got up in the final strides at Southwell in March and the assessor may have been kind to only raise him 3lb. He makes just his third start in a handicap and can continue on his upward curve. Fitzmaurice and Boubyan are handicap debutants who warrant market checks.
Prediction : 1st Spec Of Light 2nd Glitter Code 3rd Fitzmaurice