UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

Gelded over the winter, KING'S CHARTER remains unexposed having won a novice race over a mile at Doncaster on his seasonal debut. He gave the strong impression this extra yardage would suit and the son of Kingman could prove to be favourably handicapped. Ryan Moore partners War Hawk, who bids for a hat-trick raised 5lb, while Regalian just missed out at Musselburgh recently and he also merits consideration. The Charlie Johnston yard has won five of the last 10 renewals so Marhaba Ghaiyyath is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Kings Charter 2nd War Hawk 3rd Regalian

The Group 3 Albany Stakes winner VENETIAN SUN is difficult to oppose. Karl Burke's progressive filly won in fine style at Royal Ascot and can take this further step up in class in her stride. Shine On Me wasn't disgraced over the minimum trip at the Royal meeting when sixth in the Queen Mary and this extra furlong should help her, while Argentine Tango continued her excellent progress with a Listed victory over C&D.
Prediction : 1st Venetian Sun 2nd Shine On Me 3rd Argentine Tango

Story Horse has to be of interest, having gone close in a competitive handicap at Goodwood when beaten only a neck. The winner went on to win over 1m6f at Royal Ascot last month, with ENDLESS VICTORY back in seventh, but that was the latter's first outing since February. Charlie Appleby's charge caught the eye doing his best work at the finish and he should have plenty more to offer over this distance. Dancing In Paris drops in trip after finishing an admirable second in the Northumberland Plate, while Insanity is not out of it either.
Prediction : 1st Endless Victory 2nd Story Horse 3rd Dancing In Paris

Crimson Advocate (winner), Cinderella's Dream (second) and Running Lion (fourth) are all set to lock horns again having met in the Duke Of Cambridge at Royal Ascot. They look certain to play a role once again but, in receipt of the weight-for-age allowance, JANUARY could be too strong. Aidan O'Brien's filly finished a highly-creditable third in the Coronation Stakes, a race which probably wasn't run to suit. The daughter of Kingman is still progressing and a well-deserved success at the top table could await. Elwateen struggled in the Oaks having seemingly not handled Epsom, but she retains potential and should not be written off at a big price.
Prediction : 1st January 2nd Crimson Advocate 3rd Cinderellas Dream

The Gosdens have won two of the previous three renewals, including last year with the brilliant Field Of Gold, and their representative Oxagon merits respect with that in mind. Charlie Appleby also has an excellent record in this contest, though, and it is DISTANT STORM who gets the nod. A 90,000gns yearling before being purchased for 1.9m euros at the Arqana Breeze-Ups in May, he is related to a few smart winners and it would come as no surprise were he up to the task. Others to note include Billecart, Exclusive Code and Constitution River.
Prediction : 1st Distant Storm 2nd Oxagon 3rd Billecart

BRAVE MISSION may have disappointed in the Britannia, but he looked promising before that when second over this distance at Ascot. Dropping 1lb will help matters for this well-bred son of Frankel and he is narrowly preferred to Up The Pace, who proved his 33/1 Ascot triumph was no fluke when following up at Doncaster. Narrowly denied over shorter at Goodwood, Eminency has to enter the equation, along with recent course winner Saxonia and Sterling Knight.
Prediction : 1st Brave Mission 2nd Up The Pace 3rd Saxonia

NOGO'S DREAM impressed when seeing off the reopposing Grandlad (second) by just under a length at Windsor and, despite being 4lb worse off at the weights, Richard Hughes' charge is taken to follow up with Ryan Moore booked. Back to winning ways with a smooth performance at Sandown last month, Jenever is a player off 5lb higher. Master Of My Fate has strong claims on his success at Lingfield two starts back.
Prediction : 1st Nogos Dream 2nd Jenever 3rd Master Of My Fate