UK Horse Racing Tips: Fontwell

Gaelic Pride is only 1lb inferior to CRACKERJACQUE on official ratings and does have the assistance of Sean Bowen once again. Even so, preference is for the latter. Anthony Honeyball's came up short in a Grade 2 at Sandown in December but bounced back to winning ways at the same venue last month, having also won impressively here on his hurdling bow. West Along struggled at Lingfield, but he did run with credit in a bumper here on Boxing Day.
Prediction : 1st Crackerjacque 2nd Gaelic Pride 3rd West Along

This ought to be an excellent opportunity for POTTERS CHARM, who didn't run too badly in the Ascot Hurdle and Long Walk before scoring at Windsor last month. The progressive seven-year-old should have too much for Botox Has, whose win in this four years ago is sandwiched in between two successes for fellow veteran Brewin'upastorm. Sandown Listed winner Nurse Susan is the main danger in receipt of weight, while recent Warwick winner Phantomofthepoints might still have more to offer.
Prediction : 1st Potters Charm 2nd Nurse Susan 3rd Botox Has

BOLLIN THOU completed a four-timer in comfortable fashion at Sandown last month and it's hard to know where the ceiling of his ability lays. Nick Schofield's gelding is now 6lb higher but each of his rivals have something to prove, so this looks a fine opportunity. Paso Doble might fare better eased in class with a first-time tongue-tie applied, and Livingit Du Large remains open to improvement, despite pulling up at Leicester in December.
Prediction : 1st Bollin Thou 2nd Paso Doble 3rd Livingit Du Large

Local Derby and Tommy Dillion both won last time out but their past form hardly screams of reliability. Both have something to prove off revised marks. On the other hand, ATLANTIC POWER is a previous C&D winner who has been resurgent of late. A cosy winner over 2m7f at Lingfield 17 days ago, the Richenda Ford-trained gelding is versatile regarding distance and should relish the forecast conditions on his return to a happy-hunting ground.
Prediction : 1st Atlantic Power 2nd Local Derby 3rd Tommy Dillion

THE BOSS BEAR has shown stacks of promise and with the form of his Plumpton success from December having recently been boosted, his second-placed finish at Fakenham might be worth forgiving. The winner of that race has equal potential to develop and could prove to be a reliable yardstick. Queenie St Clair gets weight all round and the booking of Sean Bowen catches the eye after a win and third-placed finish on her last two starts. Col Du Pre' and Royal Way can also figure in a competitive event.
Prediction : 1st The Boss Bear 2nd Queenie St Clair 3rd Royal Way

Cheap Sandwiches ran green when filing the runner-up berth on his Rules debut at Warwick and should be wiser for the experience. However, fellow point-to-point recruits Minella Premier and RED ACRES MAX were both winners on that scene and look the pair to focus on. The former was a big-money purchase but never raced for Nicky Henderson before joining his current yard. He could be anything and the betting should be informative. However, the selection has a more recent run as a gauge and just edges preference.
Prediction : 1st Red Acres Max 2nd Minella Premier 3rd Cheap Sandwiches