UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

Lequinto loves it here, with all six of his turf victories coming at the track, but he was well beaten at the start of the week and may have to settle for a place off his current mark. AMAZONIAN DREAM was beaten less than three lengths here on his latest run, when left with a little too much to do, and might make the most of the drop in class off 1lb lower. Dual Windsor winner Strike enters the equation as well.
Prediction : 1st Amazonian Dream 2nd Lequinto 3rd Strike

It all went wrong for Dartrey on his racecourse bow at Chelmsford and he finished stone cold last after being described as unsteerable. He is one to watch on his second start, but a chance is taken on newcomer DIVISION, an 800,000gns Kingman colt representing the in-form William Haggas team. He has apparently been working well which may give him the edge, while Poatan might get the sixth furlong on quicker ground after failing on soft going at Goodwood.
Prediction : 1st Division 2nd Dartrey 3rd Poatan

A small but select field sees Nightwalker as the best in at the weights thanks to his three-year-old allowance, but he has only taken one of his seven starts and has been gelded since a sixth in the King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot. Andrew Balding won this last year and he runs SECRET OF LOVE, fourth at Hamilton in July but only beaten a length after coming from off the pace. She can go close if kept nearer to the pace, leaving Caviar Heights as the best of the older horses.
Prediction : 1st Secret Of Love 2nd Nightwalker 3rd Caviar Heights

Having finished a cracking second in the Rose Of Lancaster at Haydock a fortnight ago, MILITARY ORDER could be ready to go on a victory parade. Billy Loughnane and Charlie Appleby have enjoyed a fruitful partnership this season and further success could be imminent. Devil's Advocate should appreciate this drop in distance and may serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of Great David.
Prediction : 1st Military Order 2nd Devils Advocate 3rd Great David

MAFNOOD arrives on the back of a string of creditable efforts in defeat and this could prove a suitable opportunity for some compensation. George Baker's inmate races off the same mark as his latest third at Brighton and a similar performance may prove sufficient. Although thwarted in his hat-trick bid when finishing down the field at Galway 23 days ago, Bravo Zulu isn't taken lightly reverting to quicker ground, while three-year-old Bintjeddah is likely to prove more competitive in these calmer waters.
Prediction : 1st Mafnood 2nd Bravo Zulu 3rd Bintjeddah

Love You Back posted his best effort of the season when coming home in second at Kempton recently and must enter calculations in his current mood. However, a 2lb nudge up in the ratings does demand more from the son of Galiway and it could be worth chancing the up-in-distance CLIPSHAM NOBLE. Alice Haynes' gelding has been running well between 1m and 1m2f of late and today's extra trip could eke out some improvement. Marmalade Kid is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Clipsham Noble 2nd Love You Back 3rd Marmalade Kid