UK Horse Racing Tips: Cork

THE RIGHT ONE is the suggestion in this open heat. A cheaply-bought yearling, her best efforts to date have come over this C&D. Claiming a valuable 7lb, Neve Bennett takes over in the saddle and it will be disappointing if this 68-rated bay isn't involved towards the business end. A fine third on debut at Naas, Cactus was well beaten when sent off favourite on her latest start. The ground could have been to blame for that flop and, back on a sounder surface now with a first-time tongue-strap fitted, a much improved performance can be expected. A solid ninth of 21 in the Ballyhane Stakes, Amiata is sure to have plenty of supporters in first-time blinkers, while others for the shortlist are Dawn Romance, Love Bomb and Fleur De Rose.
Prediction : 1st The Right One 2nd Cactus 3rd Amiata

The only previous winner in the line-up, TOMARLO might be able to take this competitive affair. Successful at Dundalk in November, David Marnane's gelding has been placed a few times since and was a good fourth in a stronger contest at Fairyhouse on his latest start. Asdana has some solid form to her name and, with Sam Coen claiming 7lb, she looks a leading contender. Colin Keane is an interesting jockey booking on handicap debutant Prairie Girl, with this one in the care of rookie handler Derek McCormack. El Fontenaro and Tino Pai are others for the shortlist, with capable apprentices on both.
Prediction : 1st Tomarlo 2nd Asdana 3rd Prairie Girl

A contest that is likely to produce plenty of future winners. PRECISE ran a race full of promise when second on debut and had two subsequent winners behind. The Starspangledbanner chestnut can be expected to step forward and, with Jack Cleary claiming a useful 5lb, it will be disappointing if she's not involved towards the business end. Runner-up on all three starts to date, Cape Sounion sets the standard with an official rating of 89 and she certainly wouldn't be winning out of turn. An eyecatching third on debut at the Curragh, Ridersinthesky warrants the utmost respect, while Galway third Black Caviar Gold is another leading hope. Anushka was a solid third behind two colts in a barrier trial at Naas in May and could prove best of the newcomers.
Prediction : 1st Precise 2nd Cape Sounion 3rd Ridersinthesky

Running his best race to date, EAST HAMPTON was denied by just a neck in the Group 2 Minstrel Stakes at the Curragh last month and the Cracksman three-year-old is the one to beat. First and second in this Listed contest 12 months ago, Super Sox and Dance Night Andday are both sure to have plenty of supporters. Down the field on her return to action at Naas, the Paddy Twomey-trained former is likely to step forward from that effort. Successful on debut at the Curragh in May, Fingerpaint is an intriguing contender but, in against more experienced, battle-hardened rivals, it looks a tough ask for this Dermot Weld-trained filly. First-time cheekpieces could have the desired effect on Chantez, while the returning Rahmi is another who warrants respect.
Prediction : 1st East Hampton 2nd Super Sox 3rd Dance Night Andday

Although a notoriously slow starter, ROYAL ENTRY has still managed to win twice this season, with the first of those victories coming over C&D in May. After running with credit in recent starts at Fairyhouse and Goodwood, this looks a slightly easier assignment. Her stable companion Elana Osario made the breakthrough in May and won again at Killarney on her latest start. While she has a bit to find on ratings, she looks capable of further progress. Fourth on her return at the Curragh on Derby weekend, Elizabeth Jane is likely to step forward, while Irish Oaks third Island Hopping should go close. Uluru and Chorus are others of interest, with the latter making the journey across from the Newmarket base of William Haggas.
Prediction : 1st Royal Entry 2nd Elizabeth Jane 3rd Island Hopping

Although she has the form to win this, Tswalu can be considered frustrating at this stage. A beaten favourite on four of her five starts to date, she did have two subsequent winners behind when third on her latest outing at the Curragh. A half-sister to Group 1 winner Albigna, Edge Of Seventeen should give a good account of herself, while Etawa is another leading hope now tried in blinkers. Runner-up at Gowran and Leopardstown, Walk The Highline is sure to have plenty of supporters, while Boogie Inthejungle, newcomer Salentina and Donnacha O'Brien's Fitzroy Gardens (first-time blinkers) are others for the shortlist. For a selection, MYSTIC BELLA gets the nod. A fine third at Gowran Park, she should step forward from that initial effort and, with Colin Keane booked, a bold bid looks likely.
Prediction : 1st Mystic Bella 2nd Tswalu 3rd Edge Of Seventeen

MULLACASH BUZZ took a step back in the right direction when runner-up at Gowran last month and the return to a mile gives him an ideal opportunity to get back to winning ways. Roman Harry is capable of bouncing back from his latest effort on the Flat, having disappointed at Hamilton before a recent spin over hurdles. Others to note are Not Simple and Whatswrongnow.
Prediction : 1st Mullacash Buzz 2nd Roman Harry 3rd Not Simple