UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

FANTASY WORLD revelled in a pacesetting role when he made all over 1m2f to break his maiden at Ffos Las and a mark of 82 could be workable for his first try in a handicap. Fellow three-year-old Minhad, who was flying high when pitched into the King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot, should find this level more accessible and is another appealing option with a weight-for-age allowance. Recent York winner Secret Beach and Charmaine are the pick of the older brigade.
Prediction : 1st Fantasy World 2nd Minhad 3rd Secret Beach

Dorney Lake is C&D winner with claims, while the hat-trick seeking Tiger Tulip has an obvious chance on her much improved recent form. However, this is highly competitive and cases can be made for several others, not least SENSORIUM. The lightly-raced three-year-old has tons of scope for progression in handicaps and is very dangerous to ignore on his return. Bishop's Crown wasn't beaten far into third at Windsor on Monday and is also noteworthy with blinkers added.
Prediction : 1st Sensorium 2nd Dorney Lake 3rd Tiger Tulip

A MAJOR PAYNE was unlucky in that the saddle slipped when he was making headway at Sandown so his eventual second-placed finish was commendable. His two previous starts also saw him fill the runner-up berth and Michael Bell's dependable gelding is well worth persevering with, given he is still on a workable mark. Jimmy Speaking and Mostawaa are other strong contenders, while Lunar Orbit is an unexposed three-year-old with the potential to figure too.
Prediction : 1st A Major Payne 2nd Jimmy Speaking 3rd Mostawaa

Although not at his best on the all-weather last time, a chance can be taken on RACINGBREAKS RYDER. Charlie Hills' charge will undoubtedly relish testing conditions and is still on a competitive mark. His previous performance, when beaten a short head by the progressive Nariko at Goodwood, reads extremely well and he might provide some value. El Bodon kept on well into second over 6f at Chester and is interesting now stepped up in trip. Others to note include Mister Bluebird and top-weight Dosman.
Prediction : 1st Racingbreaks Ryder 2nd El Bodon 3rd Mister Bluebird

The vote goes to SOLAR ACLAIM, who was able to record an impressive win at Chester last month. An 8lb rise doesn't look harsh given the manner of victory and, with an ability to handle softening ground conditions, he can go well again. Jer Batt wasn't disgraced when sent off favourite for the Dash at Epsom so is respected from 2lb lower. Nazron was slightly unfortunate on the Roodee latest and should not be overlooked, while Existent is more than likely to be on the premises.
Prediction : 1st Solar Aclaim 2nd Jer Batt 3rd Nazron

Slight preference is for TRYFAN, who travelled like the winner through much of the Northumberland Vase before being worn down late. Dropping back to 1m6f should suit ideally and he is narrowly preferred to Pole Star, who has won two of his last three and has been raised 5lb for his most recent success at Haydock. King's Scholar is better than he showed at Hamilton latest, while Who's Glen attempts to bounce back to the form that saw him finish fifth in the Chester Cup.
Prediction : 1st Tryfan 2nd Pole Star 3rd Whos Glen

GINCIDENT gamely stuck his neck out to beat a subsequent scorer at Beverley and the five-year-old, who has been a model of consistency this season, is taken to go in again off 3lb higher. Back to winning ways over this distance at Wetherby last month, Brasil Power must enter calculations, along with Claymore, who drops in trip having struck over 1m4f at Newmarket. Others to note include Andaleep, I Still Have Faith and Wave Rider.
Prediction : 1st Gincident 2nd Brasil Power 3rd Claymore