UK Horse Racing Tips: Brighton

Reporter failed to supplement his Windsor success when only fourth at Chepstow last time, but he might be worth another chance. Virtue Temperance is a C&D winner who has undergone a wind operation since her sixth at Lingfield and is respected, but POP DANCER gets the vote. The eight-year-old produced another pleasing effort when second over C&D in June and is just 1lb higher, so he looks the one to beat.
Prediction : 1st Pop Dancer 2nd Reporter 3rd Virtue Temperance

CAMPANI has occupied the runner-up berth on both of his handicaps starts, most recently at Windsor when taking a keen hold. The son of Time Test now sports a first-time hood, which could eke out the improvement required to get off the mark. Summertime Blues took the silver medal home on his first outing in a handicap at Windsor last time and is one to note, while Juno Star isn't out of it either.
Prediction : 1st Campani 2nd Summertime Blues 3rd Juno Star

LUNANOVA got up by a neck to record her first career success over track and trip last month. With a similar performance, the three-year-old could prove hard to beat once again. Too Much Trevor filled the runner-up spot in this class at Chepstow on his most recent outing and has to be respected, while Headshot looks best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Lunanova 2nd Too Much Trevor 3rd Headshot

Robbo doubled his career tally with an improved effort at Goodwood most recently and looks a key player, despite a 5lb rise. Mostawaa was a respectable third in that race and is dangerous to underestimate based on peak performances. However, there is more to like about the progressive MAN OF LA MANCHA, who still has scope to develop and is an intriguing option on just his fifth run in a handicap. Mafnood completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Man Of La Mancha 2nd Robbo 3rd Mostawaa

Chourmo won the corresponding race 12 months ago and appeals from just 3lb higher, while Gretna Dreams ran encouragingly on debut for Stuart Williams and merits close inspection in the betting with improvement possible from a workable rating. However, the in-form ORCHESTRAL WAVE is proven regarding distance and was a notably ready winner under Josephine Gordon at Leicester last month. After a near miss under a penalty at Bath most recently, Jack Morland's three-year-old is hard to oppose.
Prediction : 1st Orchestral Wave 2nd Gretna Dreams 3rd Chourmo

All of these have questions to answer. Not least Oh So Audacious, who goes well here but has never won over 7f. Voltaic and Kondratiev Wave are others with good course form that can figure with revivals. However, IDEAL GUEST, appeals the most with reverting to 7f and running off 9lb below his last winning mark key elements in his favour.
Prediction : 1st Ideal Guest 2nd Oh So Audacious 3rd Voltaic