UK Horse Racing Tips: Market Rasen

Although We Got Your Back is better known as a chaser, he has to be of interest in a modest-looking affair. The eight-year-old shouldn't be far away judged on his efforts at Hexham earlier in the season, but WIND YOUR NECK IN is more compelling. Sam England's inmate wasn't disgraced on his fourth-placed efforts at Catterick and here during January and this step up in trip could prove fruitful. Handicap debutant Glenmuick is worth a second look in the betting.
Prediction : 1st Wind Your Neck In 2nd We Got Your Back 3rd Glenmuick

CINQUENTA has posted two creditable close-up seconds at Lingfield this season and compensation could be on the horizon. The Cokoriko gelding should appreciate this step up in distance and shades the verdict over Gee Force Flyer. Olly Murphy's charge has also been knocking on the door and is likely to be in the thick of the action, while Seamoon Story is considered easing in class.
Prediction : 1st Cinquenta 2nd Gee Force Flyer 3rd Seamoon Story

The Evan Williams yard have started to hit some form, so Frankie Faulkner must enter the reckoning having filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings. The nine-year-old is unlikely to be far away, but he may have to play second fiddle once more, with TRY THE MONEY a touch more attractive. Henry Oliver's charge is also trying to break a run of seconds, but his latest effort behind a subsequent winner at Uttoxeter reads well. Grandad's Cap is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Try The Money 2nd Frankie Faulkner 3rd Grandads Cap

Outer Banks bolted up in a first-time tongue-tie on his handicap debut at Wetherby last February and warrants a market check on his return from the sidelines. Secret Trix lurks on a fair mark and is noted, but the vote goes to SUNSHINE DIAMOND. Runner-up in each of his last two outings, the seven-year-old remains in the same grade and can score for the Neil Mulholland team.
Prediction : 1st Sunshine Diamond 2nd Outer Banks 3rd Secret Trix

Kayce Dutton made the most of a fierce pace when cutting through the field to score over C&D last time and needs considering, but IMPATIENT's Huntingdon victory in December was arguably more impressive. As long as the eight-year-old is in similar form, he will prove tough to beat. Smurfette ran better than her odds suggested when second at Uttoxeter on New Year's Eve and isn't ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Impatient 2nd Kayce Dutton 3rd Smurfette

ABBEY LAW got off the mark over 2m at Fakenham last April prior to finishing a disappointing fourth over an extended 2m5f at Fontwell. There were excuses reported post-race that day and an opening mark of 91 might prove to be lenient. Mr Zee went in by three lengths at this level at Wincanton and is respected, despite having a 5lb higher rating to contend with. No Guarantee completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Abbey Law 2nd Mr Zee 3rd No Guarantee

LONE SOLDIER finished a long way clear of the third when beaten a length into second in this grade over 2m1f here last time and is just 3lb higher. The extra distance shouldn't pose any problems and it wouldn't be a surprise to see him go one better. Grain Trade's sole career success came over C&D and he has to be considered after his second at Huntingdon in December. Of the remainder, Everyonesacritic makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Lone Soldier 2nd Grain Trade 3rd Everyonesacritic