UK Horse Racing Tips: Plumpton

The fact ADONEDEAL sported a first-time hood suggested he might have the tendency to over-race and that adds further meat to the bones of how smart his five-length success at Southwell was. Olly Murphy's charge raced prominently throughout and still managed to win with ease, so with a change of tactics he could be seen in an even better light. Opposition is thin, with Yasmina possibly the pick of the Andy Irvine pair, and Mild Magic at least has experience on her side.
Prediction : 1st Adonedeal 2nd Yasmina 3rd Mild Magic

James Owen's Shantou Lucky struck over C&D on his penultimate start but his stablemate Jubilant makes more appeal of the pair as he lurks on a tempting mark. However, course winner ILLEGAL D'AINAY didn't do himself any justice when favourite in a class 3 event at Fontwell in October and was kindly dropped 2lb. This represents just his second outing over fences and there could be a lot more in the locker.
Prediction : 1st Illegal Dainay 2nd Jubilant 3rd Shantou Lucky

It's important to note that Manigod's runner-up effort over track and trip last month may not be the most reliable piece of form as the race fell apart with the hot favourite not running to form. With that in mind, THE BOSS BEAR looks the way to go. The son of Doyen showed bundles of improvement to score in good style in a bumper at Fontwell in May and with Gary & Josh Moore sending out some smart recruits recently, he might be the one. Dr Waksman appeals most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st The Boss Bear 2nd Manigod 3rd Dr Waksman

AVADA KEDAVRA comfortably scored at Taunton latest, making all of the running, and looks to have been found another very winnable opening. His supporters will be pleased to see that Brendan Powell keeps the ride and this gelding could dominate again in a small field. Enjoy D'allen and Drumheller can give the selection the most to think about but they might be playing for second.
Prediction : 1st Avada Kedavra 2nd Enjoy Dallen 3rd Drumheller

BIRDMAN BOB likes it around here and was super impressive when winning by 10 lengths over C&D on his penultimate start. A solid second here last time out in a conditional riders' race, Andy Irvine's charge makes plenty of appeal with in-form jockey Caoilin Quinn back in the saddle. Kitsilano was well held in second here at the beginning of the month but could still be the main danger, ahead of Summer In Milan.
Prediction : 1st Birdman Bob 2nd Kitsilano 3rd Summer In Milan

Any market support for Grand Conqueror would make him of significant interest on his handicap debut. The four-year-old has shown little to date but it wouldn't be a huge surprise if he took a decent step forward. Kool Kid has shown more promise than Neil Mulholland's gelding but there is a slight concern about stepping up in trip. With that in mind, GOLDEN IDENTITY is taken to come out on top following a pair of solid efforts at Ffos Las and Hereford.
Prediction : 1st Golden Identity 2nd Grand Conqueror 3rd Kool Kid

JOAN'S CHOICE improved from her first start when beaten a head at Wetherby towards the end of last month and that form arguably sets the standard. The five-year-old should appreciate the extra couple of furlongs on offer and gets the vote ahead of Skittish, who filled the runner-up spot at Sedgefield in October. Others to consider are Svelte Silhouette and Ledecka.
Prediction : 1st Joans Choice 2nd Skittish 3rd Svelte Silhouette