UK Horse Racing Tips: Market Rasen

TREAD CAREFULLY was second at Southwell two starts ago and had yet to be asked a question when unseating his rider four out at the same venue subsequently. On that evidence, the five-year-old could be hard to beat with a clear round on this occasion. Emerald Breeze has made the frame in all three hurdles starts to date and is likely to be in the mix once again, while Ade Boy is next best.
Prediction : 1st Tread Carefully 2nd Emerald Breeze 3rd Ade Boy

BY THE GRACE got off the mark under this rider at Hereford a month ago and a 3lb rise may not be enough to stop her from going in again. That said, De Deli Counter was a promising third at Sedgefield last time and may improve with first-time cheekpieces now applied. The recent Southwell third Fine As Wine completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st By The Grace 2nd De Deli Counter 3rd Fine As Wine

Ballynaheer's winning run came to an end when last of four at Huntingdon, but it is too soon to be writing him off. Preference is still for DANGEROUS TOUCH, who was second that day and makes plenty of appeal off the same mark. The lack of a recent run is a concern for Achille Des Rocs, but he remains one to be interested in.
Prediction : 1st Dangerous Touch 2nd Ballynaheer 3rd Achille Des Rocs

KALLY DES BRUYERES could only manage fourth when fancied to supplement a Huntingdon triumph on his chasing debut at Taunton. That experience won't be lost on him, though, and he is comparatively well treated in this sphere. Forsa Bay went some way to putting a Sedgefield disappointment behind him when making the frame at Hereford and is slipping back to an attractive mark. A change of scenery could spark some life back into Gower Prince.
Prediction : 1st Kally Des Bruyeres 2nd Forsa Bay 3rd Gower Prince

Gavin Sheehan seems to get the best out of KALKAROO, but Sam Twiston-Davies is a more than able replacement and Billy Aprahamian's in-form five-year-old can go one better than he did over C&D last month. He was a position and more than four lengths ahead of Bunker Bay there and has most to fear now from Diesel Line, who has been freshened up since ending a successful first stint for the Pogsons with a solid Doncaster fourth.
Prediction : 1st Kalkaroo 2nd Diesel Line 3rd Bunker Bay

Black Eddy has had wind surgery since coming up well short in a Listed race won by Bass Hunter at Ascot and he can't be written off just yet. Thanks to his previous Chepstow victory, he does have to concede weight all round and maybe KILDARE D'IRLANDE can take advantage because the 90,000-pound recruit from the point-to-point ranks got closest to a smart prospect at Huntingdon and can take a step forward. Taranis Dubh also tasted success between the flags and commands attention too.
Prediction : 1st Kildare Dirlande 2nd Black Eddy 3rd Taranis Dubh