UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

It is difficult to look past DESERT TREASURE, who came home strongly to record a commanding success on her debut at Yarmouth. The daughter of Ten Sovereigns ought to be more streetwise with the benefit of that experience and she is expected to go in again under a penalty. Diamond Alexander struggled in a Listed event at Deauville last time but she merits respect in these calmer waters, while the Andrew Balding-trained Mad Dash appeals most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Desert Treasure 2nd Diamond Alexander 3rd Mad Dash

STARTLED LADY made a low-key introduction at Yarmouth last month before taking a big step forward to finish a narrow second at Southwell next time. This doesn't appear to be the deepest of contests and if handling the return to turf, she could be a tough nut to crack. Q T Pie caught the eye when staying on into fifth at Newbury on her racecourse bow and is interesting with improvement likely, while others to note include Aeih and Ar Diddy Dum Dum.
Prediction : 1st Startled Lady 2nd Q T Pie 3rd Aeih

The vote goes to OFFIAH'S BOY, who has remained in excellent form since winning at Lingfield last month. A Bath success followed two near-misses and a 2lb rise shouldn't prevent another bold showing. Argentum has few miles on the clock and both of her efforts in handicap company so far suggest she can compete from this mark. Velvet Vulcan, a creditable second last time out, could also have a say.
Prediction : 1st Offiahs Boy 2nd Argentum 3rd Velvet Vulcan

Nordic Glory has winning course form to his name and is one of the key players. However, any cut in the ground would be a concern and with the in mind, a chance is taken on BAMA LAMA staging a revival. Running off 7lb below her last winning mark, the Rod Millman-trained mare is attractively weighted and her ground versatility is a very persuasive factor. Lady In Havana and Alshimali are other strong contenders.
Prediction : 1st Bama Lama 2nd Nordic Glory 3rd Lady In Havana

LAHINA BAY was on an 8lb higher mark when she won over C&D around this time last year and has plenty to recommend her, given she seems impervious to the underfoot conditions. Recent form suggests Sam's Hope could also be a strong contender after a respectable second at Leicester on her debut for Martin Dunne. Although he has never won over 6f, We're Reunited is also capable of a bold showing.
Prediction : 1st Lahina Bay 2nd Sams Hope 3rd Were Reunited

ANOTHER ABBOT took a step forward to get off the mark at Newmarket last month and a 5lb rise might prove to be lenient. Provided the son of Harry Angel remains in similar form, he could complete a double. Rage Of Thunder was beaten a neck into second at Newbury earlier in the month and should remain competitive, despite being 3lb higher. The hat-trick seeking Novamay is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Another Abbot 2nd Rage Of Thunder 3rd Novamay

Fancy Dancer justified favouritism to make it two wins from three starts since competing in handicaps and is likely to have her supporters, but the vote goes to APPLE'S ANGEL. Simon Dow's filly filled the runner-up spot at Epsom recently and goes off an unchanged mark. With Harry Davies taking over in the plate, she could be the one to side with. Twirler finished a close third at the same venue earlier in the month and remains on a career-low rating, so she has to be respected.
Prediction : 1st Apples Angel 2nd Fancy Dancer 3rd Twirler