UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

POTTERSJETAMAY has found one too good in each of his last three outings, most recently in a warmer event at Fakenham, but today might be his day. This represents only his fourth start over fences and he could take a step forward to strike. Catchim's sole career success came over the smaller obstacles at this track and he ran well for second at Huntingdon on Tuesday. Gwennie May Jem looks best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Pottersjetamay 2nd Catchim 3rd Gwennie May Jem

Kayce Dutton showed improvement in first-time cheekpieces to score at Market Rasen and is expected to mount a bold bid on his return. Ali Star Bert competes off a workable rating and is respected, but GOLAN LOOP might be the one. Warren Greatrex's five-year-old bolted up over the smaller obstacles at Ffos Las in May and, now tackling fences for the first time, a mark of 112 may prove to be lenient.
Prediction : 1st Golan Loop 2nd Kayce Dutton 3rd Ali Star Bert

ADMIRAL STEWART produced some fair form over hurdles, only finding subsequent Grade 2 winner Jet To Vegas too good in January, and he could prove even better over fences. The six-year-old was gifted a walkover at Sandown last weekend and an opening rating of 122 might underestimate his ability. Daytime Dreaming was last seen scoring over the smaller obstacles at this venue last December and is of interest on his handicap/chase debut. As The Fella Says is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Admiral Stewart 2nd Daytime Dreaming 3rd As The Fella Says

The horse who beat VANGO CAN GO in an Irish point-to-point earlier in the year ended up with Nicky Henderson and ran a race full of promise on his Rules bow in a novice hurdle at Ascot. That form could be quite strong and this four-year-old should be ready to roll given his in-form connections. Gidge finished second to a nice type at Uttoxeter and is respected getting weight from the boys, while My Mate Aj is a newcomer to consider.
Prediction : 1st Vango Can Go 2nd Gidge 3rd My Mate Aj

WONDERING WHY started out in a class 2 Newbury bumper for previous connections, suggesting he was well thought of at home, and he stepped forward from that encouraging fifth to land the spoils at Huntingdon. An exciting recruit to hurdling, the four-year-old has since joined Ben Pauling's upwardly-mobile stable and he's expected to have been well schooled ahead of this assignment. Northanger Abbey makes his Rules debut and the horse who beat him in a point-to-point last November could hardly have been more impressive when introduced by Dan Skelton at Carlisle on Monday. He's noted along with Adonedeal.
Prediction : 1st Wondering Why 2nd Northanger Abbey 3rd Adonedeal

ZENATO followed up his Stratford success with an easy victory at Sedgefield last week. Given that was a conditional jockeys' event, the four-year-old does not have to carry a penalty here and he merits the utmost respect as he is 7lb well-in. Motazzen has been knocking hard on the door of late and could prove to be the main threat, although Golden De Coeur and Bear Market should not be discounted.
Prediction : 1st Zenato 2nd Motazzen 3rd Golden De Coeur

JACK HOOLA only found one too good when trying to follow up his Huntingdon success in October at the same venue. The in-form five-year-old is 6lb well-in here and could return to winning ways. Ballyhiho has a similar profile to the selection and may give him plenty to think about, while Lady Henrietta is the clear pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Jack Hoola 2nd Ballyhiho 3rd Lady Henrietta