UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

Beckford's Folly was too keen to do himself justice on his debut at Lingfield but he is likely to take a step forward and must be respected. Preference, however, is for ROMEO MONTAGUE. Seventh in a warm novice at York on his racecourse bow, form which has subsequently worked out well, Richard Spencer's colt can progress and the booking Ryan Moore is noteworthy. Dryburgh fetched 150,000 euros as a yearling and a betting check is required.
Prediction : 1st Romeo Montague 2nd Beckfords Folly 3rd Dryburgh

Charlie Appleby and William Buick are often a force to be reckoned with on the July Course and they could gain further success courtesy of HEART OF ETERNITY. The daughter of Pinatubo finished a creditable third on her racecourse bow at Yarmouth recently and, with improvement likely, she is expected to go very close. Wolverhampton scorer Miss Cartesian ran extremely well when beaten a neck under a penalty at Yarmouth last month and she remains of interest. Debutant Kohayln is worth a second look too.
Prediction : 1st Heart Of Eternity 2nd Miss Cartesian 3rd Kohayln

An open contest in which a chance can be taken on MOLLIE FOSTER. Ed Walker's filly didn't show much on her seasonal return at Ascot, but she was an eye-catching fourth at Chester last time having been caught much further back than ideal. The daughter of Acclamation can compete off an unchanged mark and, with the potential of more to come, she could take another step forward. Dashing Dick ought to prove popular, while Another Abbot should not be overlooked.
Prediction : 1st Mollie Foster 2nd Dashing Dick 3rd Another Abbot

A determined winner at Beverley ahead of the reopposing Meelaf (second) last month, and runner-up to the subsequent Albany winner at Carlisle before that, ARGENTINE TANGO brings a strong level of form to the table and can strike. That may be at the main expense of taking National Stakes winner Anthelia, who is unbeaten. Amberia could not have done it any easier when scoring over 7f on debut at Leicester and she could be open to any amount of improvement.
Prediction : 1st Argentine Tango 2nd Anthelia 3rd Amberia

This may be QAZAQ's first start on turf, but he is bred to relish quick ground and the son of Kingman should enjoy dropping back to 7f after a relatively disappointing effort over further at Newcastle when last seen in January. The four-year-old still has plenty of potential from a mark of 92, and he is preferred to the highly consistent Two Tribes, and Cogitate, who took a decent step forward when scoring over 1m at Salisbury last month off 6lb lower. Physique is another with claims if bouncing back to the form of his penultimate second on the Rowley Mile behind the subsequent winner of the Kensington Palace.
Prediction : 1st Qazaq 2nd Two Tribes 3rd Cogitate

Sahana put her three maiden/novice starts well behind her when making a winning handicap debut at Yarmouth earlier in the month and she holds an obvious chance. Orange Sky is likely to enter calculations off an opening mark of 80, but the vote goes to SALVE ELECTRA. James Horton's filly accounted for a subsequent winner to get off the mark at Brighton in May and based on that performance, she will prove tough to stop.
Prediction : 1st Salve Electra 2nd Sahana 3rd Orange Sky

Dereham outran his odds of 14/1 when taking the silver medal home at Yarmouth in May and is likely to be on the premises in his bid for a third win in this contest. However, BRECCIA was just touched off into second at Bath earlier in the month and is just 1lb higher. With David Probert taking over in the plate, she could be the one to beat. Chillhi sports a first-time visor and is another to watch out for.
Prediction : 1st Breccia 2nd Dereham 3rd Chillhi