UK Horse Racing Tips: Doncaster

Four of CLOUDY ROSE's career victories have come at Brighton but the latest of those was most impressive. John Berry's mare pulled eight lengths clear of Throne Hall (second) and it's difficult to envisage that form being reversed with only a 6lb swing at the weights. Buxted Reel could offer more of a threat back on the level with leading amateur Simon Walker booked to ride, while lightly-raced Lingfield scorer One Million Dreams is noted too.
Prediction : 1st Cloudy Rose 2nd Buxted Reel 3rd One Million Dreams

HEY TRU BLUE (second) and Wyle Cop (fourth) met on their debuts at Leicester before contesting the Norfolk and Windsor Castle respectively at Royal Ascot. Both undoubtedly have less on their plate here and it is the former who can come out on top. The market ought to guide regarding some of the more interesting newcomers, including Bird Of War, Naawi and Starryfield. All three need to be taken seriously.
Prediction : 1st Hey Tru Blue 2nd Wyle Cop 3rd Bird Of War

BINT MOHAATHER opened her account in fine style at Wolverhampton recently. Jack Channon's filly must shoulder a penalty on her turf debut but improvement is likely and this isn't the strongest of contests. Magic Boy belied odds of 40-1 when a creditable second at Ripon last month and he would appear to be the main danger, although the combination of wind surgery and a drop in class could spark an improved performance from Mystical Storm.
Prediction : 1st Bint Mohaather 2nd Magic Boy 3rd Mystical Storm

Runner-up on each of his last three starts, including when narrowly denied at Musselburgh last time out, VINCE LE PRINCE deserves a chance in luck and he can get that on this occasion. A respectable third over further at Southwell last time out, the unexposed Fort Campbell is a key player, as well as Orangesandlemons, who has finished second on both turf starts this season at Carlisle. Riot and Ultramarine cannot be ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Vince Le Prince 2nd Fort Campbell 3rd Orangesandlemons

A major improver from first to second start when narrowly seeing off subsequent Jersey Stakes runner-up Spy Chief at Kempton in May, KHAFIZ looks well capable of following up under a penalty. That may be at the main expense of Patricia R, who got up late to score on debut at Thirsk for in-form connections. Bintofie and Breakdancer are open to improvement as well.
Prediction : 1st Khafiz 2nd Patricia R 3rd Bintofie

RAEDWALD dead-heated for the win on handicap debut at Lingfield last month and this represents an ideal opportunity off 6lb higher to gain a clear success, with Alec Voikhansky taking off a valuable 3lb in the plate. Salamanca City has strong claims if bouncing back to the form of her penultimate success at Haydock, while Lone Piper is another capable sort to note.
Prediction : 1st Raedwald 2nd Salamanca City 3rd Lone Piper

A chance is taken on SCATTER PENNY, who drops into class 5 company for the first time since making a winning racecourse debut 13 months ago and she has fallen to an attractive mark. The three-year-old was only beaten two and a quarter lengths into fifth at Redcar last time, suggesting she's coming back to form. Fortunate Star ran away with an apprentice handicap under this jockey at Haydock last week and must enter calculations lining up off the same mark, while The Feminine Urge, Winged Messenger, Level Up and Sergeant Mayer are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Scatter Penny 2nd Fortunate Star 3rd The Feminine Urge

BEAMING LIGHT can take this rise in class in his stride. He impressively rattled off three 1m victories during the month of June and certainly won well enough at Ffos Las last time to suggest that a 5lb penalty should be no problem. Baloo's Blues was keeping on nicely over 7f at Salisbury last month and he will likely improve for this longer trip, while Rwenearlytheredad can be excused a slightly underwhelming performance at Chester.
Prediction : 1st Beaming Light 2nd Baloos Blues 3rd Rwenearlytheredad