UK Horse Racing Tips: Ludlow

TZARMIX showed much more when finishing third at Uttoxeter in June and that form gives him a big chance in a moderate event such as this. If he were to need the run, then Walkinthewoods would be the most likely beneficiary after his fourth at Hereford a month ago. The rest have questions to answer, but Aslukgoes is the clear pick of them.
Prediction : 1st Tzarmix 2nd Walkinthewoods 3rd Aslukgoes

HOPELESS DANCER placed in all three bumper starts and, while he was last of three on his hurdling debut here last month, the four-year-old is clearly the one to beat in a very weak contest. Miracles Do Happen disappointed in a bumper last time but is a player based on her previous efforts. The rest make very little appeal on recent evidence, but Estate Planning completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Hopeless Dancer 2nd Miracles Do Happen 3rd Estate Planning

TINY TETLEY struggled in a valuable novice chase on his fencing bow at Exeter last month but he should be more at home now back in handicap company. He was a neck second over timber off this mark at Haydock in May and he can be given another chance here. Jeffery's Cross is a touch high in the ratings right now but should not be discounted, while Straw Fan Jack is also considered.
Prediction : 1st Tiny Tetley 2nd Jefferys Cross 3rd Straw Fan Jack

KINGSTON SUNFLOWER has returned to hurdles this autumn in fine fettle with victories over C&D and Huntingdon. This doesn't appear to be the strongest event for the grade and Fergal O'Brien's mare has an excellent opportunity to land a hat-trick. Walkadina wasn't disgraced on her return at Cheltenham and is entitled to step forward from that effort, while Belle Le Grand and Game Colours appeal most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Kingston Sunflower 2nd Walkadina 3rd Belle Le Grand

L'EMPIRE VERT fell at Hereford last week but the five-year-old returns to a venue where he had been successful on his chasing bow the time before. If showing no ill-effects from that mishap, Sheila Lewis' gelding has every chance to progress further. Similar comments apply to Devon Dude, who failed to complete at Chepstow and is likely to be suited by the drop to 2m. Disco Annie is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Lempire Vert 2nd Devon Dude 3rd Disco Annie

MAD MAXIOS stepped forward from his handicap/seasonal debut when finishing second at Warwick. The four-year-old remains on the same mark and has strong credentials to go one better. Inion Tiogair was knocking on the door on both starts in November and she is likely to enter calculations along with handicap debutant Wild Goose, who may also improve for the application of a tongue-tie.
Prediction : 1st Mad Maxios 2nd Inion Tiogair 3rd Wild Goose

Seven Stars ran with promise on her first start when third at Kempton in March and she is entitled to improve following wind surgery. However, the vote goes to a newcomer in the shape of JULIO COOLIO, who makes plenty of appeal being a half-sister to recent Grade 1 winner Romeo Coolio. For A Moment represents a stable who do very well in bumpers and she is considered, along with Frost Moon and Gowitdflow.
Prediction : 1st Julio Coolio 2nd Seven Stars 3rd For A Moment