UK Horse Racing Tips: Uttoxeter

It might be worth chancing CATCH ON ME, a French recruit who is now sent handicapping for the first time by Venetia Williams following his latest Leicester third in a maiden hurdle. He could be well treated off 112 and prove too good for John Barbour, who has improved since entering the handicap ranks. Woodland Park is another to take seriously.
Prediction : 1st Catch On Me 2nd John Barbour 3rd Woodland Park

Bollin Thou might represent a bit of each-way value with Sean Bowen in the plate, while chances are also given to La Higuera and Farmer Jimmy. However, the verdict is for GLENGOLLY. He wasn't without his supporters when coming good at Hereford recently and the gut feeling is there is a lot more to come from the six-year-old. Gavin Sheehan is back in the saddle and a bold showing looks assured.
Prediction : 1st Glengolly 2nd Bollin Thou 3rd La Higuera

INISHCORKER was well fancied for a maiden hurdle at Haydock last time out and could only manage third, but this doesn't look as competitive and Rebecca Curtis' charge is well worth another chance. The point-to-point winner gets the nod ahead of Lon Chaney, who finished second at Leicester and should be improving. Firm But Fair is best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Inishcorker 2nd Lon Chaney 3rd Firm But Fair

Eric Carmen appeared revitalised by a 277-day layoff when romping home over 2m4f here earlier this month. However, the combination of an 11lb hike in the ratings and return to 2m may find the nine-year-old out and it could be worth chancing handicap debutant KENZOKO. The five-year-old shaped encouragingly on his latest sixth over C&D and an opening mark of 100 looks workable. Last month's Doncaster scorer Postponed Legacy may give the selection most to think about.
Prediction : 1st Kenzoko 2nd Eric Carmen 3rd Postponed Legacy

KALHANDRION proved a different proposition when making a winning chase/seasonal debut at Huntingdon last month. A 6lb higher mark looks fair given how far the selection and runner-up pulled clear of the third and a double may beckon. Il Va De Soi should have learned plenty from his first attempt over fences when hitting the frame at Bangor 49 days ago and isn't taken lightly easing in class, with Genietoile boasting a similar profile.
Prediction : 1st Kalhandrion 2nd Il Va De Soi 3rd Genietoile

Having opened her account when making a winning stable bow at Warwick in October, there could be more to come from KEPPEL QUEEN. Olly Murphy's mare reverts to handicap/chase company off what could prove a lenient mark and she ticks plenty of the right boxes. Express Surprise regained the winning thread at Wetherby earlier this month and should give another good account, while River Voyage also looks capable of featuring.
Prediction : 1st Keppel Queen 2nd Express Surprise 3rd River Voyage

Having shaped with promise on her debut seventh in an 18-runner bumper at Cheltenham in April, RAINBOW TARA could be ready to strike on her stable debut for Dan Skelton. The five-year-old looks just the type to have improved for a summer on her back and rates as the one to beat. Loro White represents another top stable and market support on her opening bid could prove significant. Point-to-point runner-up Arbor Rose is also worth a second look.
Prediction : 1st Rainbow Tara 2nd Loro White 3rd Arbor Rose