UK Horse Racing Tips: Fontwell

The step up in class and distance proved too big an ask for BROOMFIELD ADERRA in Listed company at Doncaster. Dan Skelton's charge finished a close third in a decent handicap at Aintree prior to that and a repeat effort would suffice back in novice company for this. Well beaten in a bumper last month, the point-to-point winner Ka Mate Du Brivet could fare better now hurdling. He's preferred to Willshebe Court of the remaining pair.
Prediction : 1st Broomfield Aderra 2nd Ka Mate Du Brivet 3rd Willshebe Court

GEORDIES BETTY lost a front shoe at Bangor last time, but still finished a resolute second. She gave the strong impression this extra yardage would suit in the process and conditional rider Freddie Keighley has been among the winners of late. Third here in January, Motazzen reverts to hurdling with a shout after a recent spin on the all-weather. He can feature, along with the returning Kylenoe Dancer, who scored over 2m3f here last May.
Prediction : 1st Geordies Betty 2nd Motazzen 3rd Kylenoe Dancer

KITSILANO won nicely at Leicester before finding life tougher in a higher grade contest at Plumpton. He still finished a respectable third, given the winner has subsequently gone in again, and David Bridgewater's inmate gets another chance back at this level. Ronnies Reflection is usually in the mix off his current mark and is likely to prove competitive once again, while Royal Juniper is worthy of a second glance on his return to action.
Prediction : 1st Kitsilano 2nd Ronnies Reflection 3rd Royal Juniper

UNKNOWN ENTITY faced a stiffer test when pitched into a premier handicap at Sandown and should find this level a good deal easier. With a hood and tongue-tie combination tried, Dan Skelton's well-bred gelding could be hard to beat back in maiden company. Greenness got the better of Khalk'eau Spigao when he was introduced here in November. He was a well-backed favourite on that occasion and evidently more was expected. Jambon and hurdling debutant Grizzled Squirrel also command respect.
Prediction : 1st Unknown Entity 2nd Khalkeau Spigao 3rd Jambon

MON CHAMPION scored readily over C&D 13 days ago and had enough in hand to suggest a 6lb rise shouldn't be too inconvenient at this stage. Rip Wheeler was 13 lengths back in second on that occasion and can get closer when taking into account the revised terms, with better ground also in his favour. Alright Dai is another track-and-trip winner to consider, while Superstylin also likes it here and cannot be ruled out.
Prediction : 1st Mon Champion 2nd Rip Wheeler 3rd Alright Dai

TEST THE MARKET has made a promising start over hurdles with two second-placed finishes since joining Jim Boyle. The son of Cracksman looks the most appealing option given his potential to make further progress and this could be a good bit of placement. Juggernaut is interesting back over hurdles, especially with a 10lb claimer in the plate. Hello Cello, a previous course winner, also reverts to timber on a reasonable mark and shouldn't be taken lightly.
Prediction : 1st Test The Market 2nd Juggernaut 3rd Hello Cello