UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Having filled the runner-up spot on both outings to date, Homestrait looks sure to give another good account. However, BLEEP TEST was unlucky to bump into subsequent Lily Agnes winner Ali Shuffle on her introduction here and she could take all the beating if handling the extra furlong. Lovethiswayagain is another potential improver, while market support for Hamaleel and Going Again on debut would be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Bleep Test 2nd Homestrait 3rd Lovethiswayagain

Although she finished last of four over an extended 1m3f at Windsor earlier this month, MAYWEDANCE might relish this stiffer test of stamina. Adrian Nicholls' filly is effectively racing off 9lb lower in the ratings if taking Jack Nicholls' claim into account and a breakthrough victory may beckon. Rommie The Miracle posted an encouraging third on her handicap bow at Beverley a fortnight ago and she's feared most, ahead of recent Haydock runner-up Requiem.
Prediction : 1st Maywedance 2nd Rommie The Miracle 3rd Requiem

MAFTING has gone agonisingly close on his two starts to date and looks a winner in waiting at this level. The son of Too Darn Hot can make it third-time lucky, possibly at the main expense of War Supremo. The Crisfords' gelding posted his best effort to date when third at Chelmsford earlier this month and a similar performance on his turf bow should see him involved. Burj Zabeel and Bin Ajwad are others of interest.
Prediction : 1st Mafting 2nd War Supremo 3rd Burj Zabeel

JET BLACK put in a career best when filling second place on her handicap debut over this trip at Nottingham recently and Andrew Balding's filly is hard to oppose on the back of that performance. Spirit Of The Bay could prove to be the main threat following her encouraging comeback effort at Windsor, while Kaaress is another with valid form claims.
Prediction : 1st Jet Black 2nd Spirit Of The Bay 3rd Kaaress

MISEMERALD appeared to improve for the step up to an extended mile when a close second at Nottingham and the Philip Kirby-trained four-year-old tops the shortlist, despite a 1lb rise. Recent Newcastle winner Cuban Fiesta has to be noted following that success, although his previous turf form is a concern. Others to note are Poet's Dawn, Northern Cracksman and Ravishing Beauty.
Prediction : 1st Misemerald 2nd Cuban Fiesta 3rd Poets Dawn

BANTZ has shown improvement on the all-weather this year and carried that over to the turf when scoring at Doncaster. Gemma Tutty's son of Kodiac looks worth sticking with in his current frame of mind, raised only 4lb. I Can Boogy beat Perfidia by a neck over C&D last week, but the runner-up failed to get a clear run and it would be no surprise if he turned the tables.
Prediction : 1st Bantz 2nd Perfidia 3rd I Can Boogy

Paul Midgley trained last year's winner and his Masterclass steps back up in trip under a penalty after scoring over 5f at Nottingham. However, SO GRATEFUL won over this distance at Thirsk on his latest start and a 3lb rise may not be enough to anchor him, with a leading amateur in Serena Brotherton taking over the reins. Four Adaay has eased in the weights and is not out of it either.
Prediction : 1st So Grateful 2nd Masterclass 3rd Four Adaay