UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

REJJIEN deserves a change in luck, having been narrowly denied on each of her last three starts, and she can uphold form with Lynxman (fourth) from her most recent effort at Bath. A promising fourth on her nursery debut at Musselburgh last month, Shes Got The Blues may have more to come over this distance, while the experienced Harswell River cannot be ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Rejjien 2nd Lynxman 3rd Shes Got The Blues

Provided she handles the ground, this appeals as an ideal opportunity on nursery debut for EMPRESS OLIVIA, following a taking success from a subsequent winner at Ripon last month. Mark Walford's charge may have too much for the hat-trick-seeking C&D scorer Mossvale Diva and Head For Freedom, who has been runner-up on each of his last two starts. Completing the shortlist are the likes of Head For Freedom, Red Savitar and Territorial Star.
Prediction : 1st Empress Olivia 2nd Mossvale Diva 3rd Head For Freedom

A well-bred son of New Bay, YAZIN shaped with plenty of promise when third on debut at Kempton earlier in the month and the Gosdens' charge is likely to have enough improvement forthcoming to land this contest. Karl Burke's record with two-year-olds speaks for itself and newcomer High Storm should be monitored for market support, while Inishbeg looks to build upon a creditable debut effort in the Convivial at York last month.
Prediction : 1st Yazin 2nd High Storm 3rd Inishbeg

HOSTILITY was unable to justify favouritism when third on his first start for the David O'Meara yard, but he might be worth another chance. The son of No Nay Never sets the standard with an official rating of 80 and will prove tough to beat. Melvin Udall has shown ability in both of his efforts and could have more to offer, so he has to be considered. Holly Mist warrants a market check on her introduction.
Prediction : 1st Hostility 2nd Melvin Udall 3rd Holly Mist

Bravo Zulu took the silver medal home over a mile at Windsor last month and is considered, but the step back up in trip poses question marks. With that in mind, MAWOOD looks the way to go. Harry Eustace's three-year-old progressed to make the frame at the same venue earlier in the month and makes just his second handicap start. He could improve for this rise in distance and looks the one to side with. War Supremo isn't out of it either.
Prediction : 1st Mawood 2nd Bravo Zulu 3rd War Supremo

Money Pockets won in comfortable fashion over track and trip eight days ago and is sure to have supporters, despite her 6lb penalty. However, HOVER ON THE WIND finished a fair fourth in a warmer event at Catterick last month and the assessor may have been kind to drop him 1lb. He lurks on an appealing rating and could capitalise on this drop in grade. Betweenthesticks completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Hover On The Wind 2nd Money Pockets 3rd Betweenthesticks

It could pay to stick with EY UP ITS JAZZ, despite the burden of a 5lb penalty for his recent victory at Thirsk. That was only his fourth start of the season, so there should be plenty more left in the locker, and it was soft ground when the son of Pastoral Pursuits won over C&D last autumn. A dual winner over 7f this year, Sharon Curly returns to the turf with solid claims, while the consistent Lumenbourg could also land a blow.
Prediction : 1st Ey Up Its Jazz 2nd Sharon Curly 3rd Lumenbourg

DARBUCKS returns to soft going for the first time since successful at Ayr in July. Christopher Kellett's charge beat a couple of subsequent winners on that occasion and he remains of interest off a 1lb higher mark. Pearly Squirrel placed in testing ground at Thirsk recently and drops in trip with a shout, while Oscar's Sister went close here back in June and could bounce back.
Prediction : 1st Darbucks 2nd Pearly Squirrel 3rd Oscars Sister