UK Horse Racing Tips: Newbury

Black Endeavour took a pleasing step forward to get off the mark at Nottingham earlier in the month and might improve for the extra furlong. Bosom Pals prevailed by a head on her nursery debut at Thirsk and is noted, but BLUE TO BLUE gets the nod. Karl Burke's youngster finished a fair fourth at Newmarket last time and has been dropped 1lb. With Jack Nicholls claiming a handy 5lb, he looks the way to go.
Prediction : 1st Blue To Blue 2nd Black Endeavour 3rd Bosom Pals

Superior cost 100,000 pounds as a yearling and is a half-brother to Listed scorer Dragon Leader, so he is one to watch closely in the betting. However, LEONE ALATO shaped with lots of promise when making the frame on his debut at Newmarket earlier in the month. The son of St Mark's Basilica is likely to improve on that effort and can put his experience to good use. Law Court completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Leone Alato 2nd Superior 3rd Law Court

TAROT showed lots of ability when finishing second on her debut over track and trip last month and is likely to have plenty of improvement in her. Roger Varian's filly sports a first-time hood and could progress to get off the mark. Mojito changed hands for 95,000gns as a yearling and is related to a couple of winners, so she warrants a market check on her introduction. Chicory finished fifth at Windsor on her first start and is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Tarot 2nd Mojito 3rd Chicory

With a number of notable debutants lining up, the market is likely to guide and only a tentative vote can go to IMPERIAL BALLET. The daughter of Blue Point is related to a couple of smart individuals and although perhaps further will suit in time, she is likely to have the speed to cope with 6f. Ed Walker landed a division of this event 12 months ago so Sunday Girl needs to be monitored in the betting, while others to note include Khafar, Bintola and Running Hot.
Prediction : 1st Imperial Ballet 2nd Sunday Girl 3rd Khafar

Sunny Corner bolted up at Salisbury and a 6lb rise looks more than fair, but WAR HOWL gets the verdict. Mick Appleby's three-year-old arrives on the back of wins at Doncaster and Ascot, each over 7f. He left it late to record the latest of those so stepping up to the mile is expected to unlock further improvement. Tenbob Tommy finished a creditable third over an inadequate 7f at Salisbury a fortnight ago, despite being hampered, and has the potential to progress now sent handicapping.
Prediction : 1st War Howl 2nd Sunny Corner 3rd Tenbob Tommy

Slipper Time got off the mark by a neck over this trip at Salisbury and he can go well off a rating of 76 for his handicap debut. Mr Ubiquitous ticks a lot of boxes with a C&D win among three victories over this trip, but GOLDEN REDEMPTION gets the nod. Andrew Balding's colt ran on well to win his maiden over shorter here and should be at his peak now on his fourth start since arriving from the UAE.
Prediction : 1st Golden Redemption 2nd Slipper Time 3rd Mr Ubiquitous

Windsor scorer SIR WILLIAM is fancied to follow up under Tom Marquand, despite a 4lb rise. The William Haggas-trained gelding wandered once he hit the front, but still justified favouritism by close to two lengths that day and he may have more to offer. Masterinthewoods kept on well to win at Haydock, although an added 4lb looks harsh. Wolfpack could be interesting if he takes to first-time cheekpieces.
Prediction : 1st Sir William 2nd Wolfpack 3rd Masterinthewoods