UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

THE UBERMENSCH has progressed with each start to date and was last seen finishing third here over 7f at the end of February. Now making his handicap debut, Michael Bell's charge appeals most with the likelihood of more to come. King Of Speed should prove to be happier back on the all-weather following his latest outing at Doncaster, while others to note include River Wharfe and Lessay.
Prediction : 1st The Ubermensch 2nd King Of Speed 3rd River Wharfe

PERSHAADA boasts a speedy pedigree, with her dam being a Listed winner as a juvenile, and is closely related to Woodcote winner Teej A. Richard Hannon is already on the board with his two-year-olds this season having won the Brocklesby and she gets the vote to make a winning debut. Amber Ocean cost 70,000 euros at the Arqana yearling sale and commands respect along with Lover Girl.
Prediction : 1st Pershaada 2nd Amber Ocean 3rd Lover Girl

TRUST NO ONE has improved for stepping up in trip with a string of consistent efforts after getting off the mark at Newcastle in January and Lemos De Souza's gelding has every chance of getting his head back in front. Magician of Riga is capable of being in the mix following his third over C&D last time, while Caraway is expected to step forward on her handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st Trust No One 2nd Magician of Riga 3rd Caraway

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Prediction : 1st Recency Bias 2nd Elements Of Fire 3rd Willem Twee

KAMEEL posted his best effort for some time when upped to 1m2f at Newcastle and finishing a respectable third. Related to a winner over this longer trip, Jessica Macey's charge looks worth chancing off his current mark with further improvement a strong possibility. Southwell runner-up Rubellite drops in class with a shout, while King's Cruiser and The Craftymaster arrive on the back recent victories and could have a say in proceedings.
Prediction : 1st Kameel 2nd Rubellite 3rd Kings Cruiser

VON KROLOCK won over 7f here in February and has placed over the same distance in three subsequent starts. James Owen's consistent seven-year-old is not short of pace and looks worth another try over this shorter trip. A prolific winner on the turf, Rain Cap found only one too good over C&D a fortnight ago, while Rye is still searching for that elusive first win after finishing a close third at Kempton.
Prediction : 1st Von Krolock 2nd Rain Cap 3rd Rye

Having been freshened up by a change of scenery, MOUNT RUAPEHU could be poised to complete a hat-trick. A 2lb nudge up in the ratings for the six-year-old's latest triumph at Southwell looks more than workable, more so with Jack Nicholls being able to utilise his 5lb claim on this occasion. Forever Noah arrives on the back of a close-up second over C&D and he may serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of East Tyrone.
Prediction : 1st Mount Ruapehu 2nd Forever Noah 3rd East Tyrone

He's Our Cracker has improved with each outing in handicap company, culminating in a triumph at Chelmsford last month, and he must enter the reckoning. However, Jennie Candlish's charge is effectively 8lb higher without Freddie Robson's claim, which may leave the door open for THREE ON THURSDAY. The four-year-old has been knocking on the door at this venue of late and compensation could be imminent. Beachborough Girl is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Three On Thursday 2nd Hes Our Cracker 3rd Beachborough Girl