UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

Having won two of his last three starts and seemingly thriving on being kept busy, CROWD QUAKE is very hard to oppose. The Stuart Williams-trained four-year-old was narrowly denied in a slightly deeper race at Leicester on Monday and is presented with a good opportunity to bounce straight back, with Rossa Ryan taking over in the saddle. He does still have to shoulder a 5lb penalty, which creates some hope for supporters of Create and United Force, who are the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Crowd Quake 2nd Create 3rd United Force

On paper, MAN OF VISION is the most intriguing newcomer. Being by Dubawi and out of the high-class Summer Romance - a Group 2 winner for Charlie Appleby - there is an awful lot to like about this Godolphin home-bred colt. On The Inlet, who cost 160,000gns and is a full-brother to Hungerford Stakes winner Jumby, also captures the imagination. Rodeo and Velocity Vow are other well-bred types notable for future reference.
Prediction : 1st Man Of Vision 2nd On The Inlet 3rd Rodeo

SHOWERING and Miss Cartesian both made winning debuts as juveniles and are the pair to focus on. The latter is bred to win further races over this trip and rates a serious player. Nevertheless, Showering's form holds more substance at this stage and given he was second only to a subsequent winner who went on to contest the Craven, there are solid foundations to build on. Atmosphere and Cocooned can fight it out for third place.
Prediction : 1st Showering 2nd Miss Cartesian 3rd Atmosphere

SIR EDWARD LEAR displayed plenty of promise when a close second on his handicap debut at Windsor a couple of weeks ago and James Owen's unexposed gelding tops the shortlist, despite a 1lb rise in the ratings. The recent Beverley winner Coolree has to be of interest on the back of that success, while Solanna and Show Biz Kid are others with valid form claims.
Prediction : 1st Sir Edward Lear 2nd Coolree 3rd Solanna

SPINNING WHEEL accounted for a decent field when winning on debut at Beverley last month and the son of Postponed is entitled to improve for that experience. With that in mind, he gets the vote over Marnier, who failed to build on a promising racecourse bow when fourth at Chester last time. Frankel colt Sharp Move is from a good family and is a newcomer to note.
Prediction : 1st Spinning Wheel 2nd Marnier 3rd Sharp Move

SCARBOROUGHWARNING finished a respectable third at Kempton last week and goes off the same mark. The four-year-old recorded her maiden victory on turf at Catterick last year and she looks the one to beat. Dark Side Thunder showed more when making the frame over 7f here and, with six of his seven career successes coming over this distance, he has to be respected. Arnaz completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Scarboroughwarning 2nd Dark Side Thunder 3rd Arnaz

Drifts Away has improved no less than 21lb since competing in handicaps, filling the runner-up spot at Kempton on his latest outing, and he is one to watch. However, GIORGIO M bounced back to form when hitting the woodwork over track and trip last week and competes off the same rating. With Jack Callan claiming a handy 7lb, he looks the way to go. Of the remainder, Flag Of St George makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Giorgio M 2nd Drifts Away 3rd Flag Of St George