UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

Forever My Prince might have been positioned on the more favourable part of the track when finishing second at Newmarket last month, but that was a promising return to action and he merits respect. That said, KALAHARI BLUE gets the vote. The daughter of Blue Point posted a number of positive efforts on turf last term before finding the 91-rated French Sand too strong at Wolverhampton latest. Progress looks likely today, and the booking of Oisin Murphy is noteworthy. Alondra can chase the pair home.
Prediction : 1st Kalahari Blue 2nd Forever My Prince 3rd Alondra

A tricky puzzle to solve with little form in the book but a chance can be taken on AMERICAN GULF. The son of Ardad fetched 150,000gns as a yearling and is related to the likes of Mammas Girl and Arabie, who were both smart in their juvenile campaigns - so it would come as no great surprise were he of a similar ilk. Owen Burrows has had an excellent start to the new campaign and his representative, Hengroin, is entitled to progress, having shaped with promise on his racecourse bow last month. Blue Orbit is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st American Gulf 2nd Hengroin 3rd Blue Orbit

JETTIE'S RUN chased home a useful filly home on her debut in September before going one place better the following month. The runner-up that day has since gone on to occupy the same position in Listed company and although Ralph Beckett's charge hasn't been seen since October, she ought to prove difficult to beat under a 7lb penalty. Tropical Heat is likely to be suited by further but is likely to enter calculations following a promising return in April, while Cuban Lady heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Jetties Run 2nd Tropical Heat 3rd Cuban Lady

Having showed a determined attitude to complete a double over C&D last month, the unbeaten RAJAKING looks one to follow. Stuart Williams' charge enters handicaps off what looks a workable mark of 86 and a hat-trick may be on the cards. Fellow handicap debutant Strong Warrior boasts a similar profile and likely has better days ahead too. The Mehmas colt is feared most, ahead of So Darn Hot, who should put his experience to good use.
Prediction : 1st Rajaking 2nd Strong Warrior 3rd So Darn Hot

Having regained the winning thread at Lingfield 23 days ago, Morcar warrants respect in his follow-up bid. A 3lb rise is unlikely to prevent another good account, but SILVER GUNN (second) finished ahead of Richard Hannon's charge (third) on his seasonal debut in late April. Any improvement could make the seven-year-old tough to beat and a seventh career victory is a distinct possibility. Fellow in-form rivals Westridge and Hitched also warrant consideration.
Prediction : 1st Silver Gunn 2nd Morcar 3rd Westridge

Trojan Truth took a division of this race last year and is back for more off exactly the same rating, following a fourth over shorter at Bath. Jimmy Mark arrives in good form after a win at Bath and a second at the same track, but he has tried off this mark four times without a victory, so FRAVANCO gets the vote. He stays further with a third over two miles in April, and may be able to run them down late on over this trip.
Prediction : 1st Fravanco 2nd Trojan Truth 3rd Jimmy Mark

Walson's Law may still be a maiden but he has a head second at Newcastle over this trip to his name and would be of interest if a change of yard to Eve Johnson Houghton sparks any improvement. Savvy Exchange has been racing in better company and could do better in this grade, but NEWFANGLED looks the likelier winner. A neck success over C&D sees him upped a further 2lb, but as he rarely does more than enough to win, there may be improvement to come.
Prediction : 1st Newfangled 2nd Savvy Exchange 3rd Walsons Law