UK Horse Racing Tips: Market Rasen

LADY TADITA made a bright start to her career at Huntingdon last November, despite showing clear signs of inexperience, and Jamie Snowden's filly makes plenty of appeal on her hurdling bow. Centurion's Sister improved from her debut when filling the runner-up spot at Newcastle and again at Musselburgh. She has to enter the reckoning along with Settle Down Jill, who may benefit from wind surgery.
Prediction : 1st Lady Tadita 2nd Centurions Sister 3rd Settle Down Jill

SUMMERLEAZE shaped better than the result suggests when fourth at Stratford, having travelled well throughout the contest before stamina became an issue in the closing stages. The drop back in trip, combined with a 1lb lower mark, gives Olly Murphy's mare a fine opportunity to open her account over the larger obstacles. St Patricks Bridge is 5lb higher following his victory here last month and is expected to be competitive once again. Others to consider are Jimmyjeroo and Henry Box Brown.
Prediction : 1st Summerleaze 2nd St Patricks Bridge 3rd Jimmyjeroo

Lord has progressed with each start over hurdles and arrives in search of a hat-trick of victories. However, he has to give 10lb to an interesting recruit in the shape of STARDROP. James Owen has done particularly well in this division and it wouldn't be a huge surprise to see a change to front-running tactics given how keenly the son of Ulysses would race on the Flat. Blue Tempus was no match for an easy winner at Stratford, but is better judged on his Newton Abbot effort the time before.
Prediction : 1st Stardrop 2nd Lord 3rd Blue Tempus

Dylan Cunha seldom has runners in this sphere and MAHONS GLORY is responsible for both of his victories over jumps. Successful at Leicester in March before following up at Stratford, he then posted another fine effort to finish second in a warm Sandown heat. Now 1lb higher and back into open company on his return, he should have more in the locker and appeals as the one to side with. Time To Bite arrives following a brace of comprehensive Newton Abbot triumphs and is respected along with El Rio.
Prediction : 1st Mahons Glory 2nd Time To Bite 3rd El Rio

This has an open look to it, but the progressive CAVERN CLUB could have a bit in hand over his rivals. A winner on the Flat at Chester in June, he went on the land the Summer Hurdle over C&D and has since gone well back on the level. The five-year-old remains open to improvement over timber and could again have too much for Summer Hurdle fourth Sir Galahad, who is better off at the weights. Others to note include Ghasham, Oslo and Busy Being Busy.
Prediction : 1st Cavern Club 2nd Sir Galahad 3rd Ghasham

LORD WARBURTON was in slightly better form when springing a surprise to land a division of this event 12 months ago. First-time blinkers replace cheekpieces, though, and he is now back on last year's winning mark. This isn't the deepest of contests and handicap debutant Start Again looks sure to be involved having shown ability over hurdles so far. Queens Wish weakened two from home at Uttoxeter, but dropping in trip could result in a stronger finishing effort.
Prediction : 1st Lord Warburton 2nd Start Again 3rd Queens Wish