UK Horse Racing Tips: Bath

Although no match for an impressive winner at Ffos Las recently, it looks best to side with JEDHI KNIGHT. The son of Sir Percy has found steady improvement in handicaps this term but with less to prove than many, he is sure to go close. Fellow three-year-old Colinski has few miles on the clock and wouldn't need much more to figure, while Throne Hall must also enter calculations given that he is back on a competitive mark.
Prediction : 1st Jedhi Knight 2nd Colinski 3rd Throne Hall

RECEDING can overcome a wide draw to break his maiden tag. Marcus Tregoning's charge had excuses at Brighton three weeks ago but he kept on into fourth nonetheless, and is likely to improve now back over the mile. Rejjien has gone close in a handful of similar contests this season and is expected to give another good account of herself. Royalist has posted a couple of solid efforts on the all-weather recently but he could fare better on turf.
Prediction : 1st Receding 2nd Rejjien 3rd Royalist

It's hard to know what the form is worth at this stage, but SHETALKSTOANGELS was able to finish a highly promising second on her debut at Ascot last month and that sets the standard. Ralph Beckett's filly could be too strong for the likes of Trotamunda and Tai Hang Pegasus, who drops in trip following a creditable third at Yarmouth. Market support for 220,000gns purchase Mythical Bay would be noteworthy, too.
Prediction : 1st Shetalkstoangels 2nd Trotamunda 3rd Tai Hang Pegasus

Just a neck separated Reality Queen (winner) and Red Snapper (second) over the extended 5f here last time out. The latter is 1lb better off today, though, and whilst also boasting an advantageous draw, he could reverse that form. However, a chance can be taken on DOUBLE NAUGHTY. The daughter of Cotai Glory showed bright speed over 6f when finishing third at Thirsk on her nursery bow. A drop in trip should aid her cause along with the forecast quicker ground.
Prediction : 1st Double Naughty 2nd Red Snapper 3rd Reality Queen

ASINARA has enjoyed a consistent season which includes a C&D success on her penultimate start in June. The four-year-old returned here to finish third on heavy ground last month and a sounder surface gives her every chance of getting her head back in front. Jacquelina has dropped to a very fair mark and showed signs of a return to form when third at Nottingham on Wednesday, while Jax Edge and Money Pockets head the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Asinara 2nd Jacquelina 3rd Jax Edge

On Edge had been knocking on the door prior to his recent victory over C&D last month. However, a 3lb rise may leave him vulnerable on this occasion and, with that in mind, KISS AND RUN could be the one to take full advantage, having disappointed in the aforementioned contest. She has since bounced back at this venue when beaten a head and, despite being 1lb worse off with the third, Court Drive, is more than capable of going one better.
Prediction : 1st Kiss And Run 2nd On Edge 3rd Court Drive

The application of cheekpieces have made a significant difference to VALKYRJA on her last couple of starts. She must now shoulder a 5lb penalty having recorded her first career success at Yarmouth last Monday, but there is a possibility of more to come from the daughter of Night Of Thunder. Baynoona backed up her win here two starts ago when hitting the frame latest and she has to enter calculations along with James Park Woods.
Prediction : 1st Valkyrja 2nd Baynoona 3rd James Park Woods

Kessaar Power faces a quick turnaround after winning at Chelmsford on Thursday and the combination of a 5lb penalty back on turf could scupper his chances. Blue Collar Lad has run with credit at Brighton on his last couple of outings and commands plenty of respect, but the vote goes to TRIGGERED. Mark Loughnane's gelding went close at Kempton at the start of the month and a similar level of performance may suffice.
Prediction : 1st Triggered 2nd Kessaar Power 3rd Blue Collar Lad