UK Horse Racing Tips: Kelso

It's difficult to look beyond the 144-rated THE FOUR SIXES, who is likely to find this a lot easier than his latest sixth in a handicap hurdle at Haydock. The seven-year-old previously made all over fences at Wetherby and he's a clear pick. Although Aeros Luck has yet to cut much ice in two starts for Sandy Thomson, he looks the obvious danger to the selection, ahead of Chumlee.
Prediction : 1st The Four Sixes 2nd Aeros Luck 3rd Chumlee

GOLDEN POINT's jumping improved a bundle when landing the spoils over an extended 2m7f here last month and there should be more to come. A 5lb higher mark looks manageable for the six-year-old, with this step up in distance forecast to suit. Super Citizen arrives on the back of a triumph at Carlisle and isn't taken lightly given his liking for this course, while Great Notions cannot be dismissed easing in class.
Prediction : 1st Golden Point 2nd Super Citizen 3rd Great Notions

Smart Flat performer TASHKHAN made a winning hurdles bow at Hexham earlier this month and this sharper track looks a positive move. Brian Ellison's gelding is open to improvement and is slightly more appealing than Imperfectlyperfect. The five-year-old found a Grade 2 at Cheltenham a step too far, but he should prove far more competitive in these calmer waters. Country Code and Burncourt Boy are others of interest.
Prediction : 1st Tashkhan 2nd Imperfectlyperfect 3rd Country Code

THEY WANT ME chased home the recent Grade 1 winner Idaho Sun on his hurdling debut at Bangor in November and it would be no surprise to see him go one better in this company. That said, They're Chancers won his only bumper start and has to be noted on his first outing over timber, while Party In The Park and Lance Les Des are next best.
Prediction : 1st They Want Me 2nd Theyre Chancers 3rd Party In The Park

A point winner in May, CAVALIER DU LUY was only beaten a neck into second on his Rules bow at Ayr in November. With the benefit of that experience, the son of Vadamos could be hard to beat here. Any market support for Malayalam, who cost 75,000 pounds earlier in the year, would have to be noted. Count Adhemar and William Yeats complete the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Cavalier Du Luy 2nd Malayalam 3rd Count Adhemar

LOWLANDS is on the upgrade and is an attractive proposition after filling the runner-up slot the last twice. Both those efforts suggested she can progress in handicaps and, from a workable rating, this could be a good time to catch the Nicky Richards-trained mare. Speiriuil hinted at a revival with cheekpieces added at Musselburgh last time and can have a big say if the headgear continues to draw improvement. She's Notjoeking and Magnolia are other strong contenders.
Prediction : 1st Lowlands 2nd Speiriuil 3rd Shes Notjoeking

Having won three of his last four starts, BARATABLET is the obvious starting point. The son of Wings Of Eagles returned from a break to notch a comfortable success at Newcastle 18 days ago and, assuming this doesn't come around too quickly, a 7lb higher mark doesn't look insurmountable. Magic Wave is a previous course winner that needs to be taken seriously on his reappearance, while Esprit Du Potier also commands respect.
Prediction : 1st Baratablet 2nd Magic Wave 3rd Esprit Du Potier