UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

The likes of No Knee Never, Dashing Donkey and Potters Prince have the ability to go close. However, they hold no secrets and they don't appear to be particularly well handicapped just now. That's not the case with THE UBERMENSCH, who has shown progressive form on the all-weather and was unlucky not to get off the mark on his handicap debut at Wolverhampton on Monday. A step forward form Michael Bell's colt could suffice here.
Prediction : 1st The Ubermensch 2nd No Knee Never 3rd Dashing Donkey

Last seen when finishing third in the Group 3 Zetland Stakes at Newmarket, DEL MARO sets a good standard and is very much the one they will all have to overcome. Knowledge edged out an odds-on favourite to make a winning debut at Southwell in January but faces a very stiff test conceding a 7lb penalty to the Godolphin-owned colt, while Sintra's two previous efforts were respectable enough to suggest he can pick up a handicap somewhere along the line. Florentine Law is the pick of the two newcomers.
Prediction : 1st Del Maro 2nd Knowledge 3rd Sintra

OTTOMAN EMPRESS built on a promising Newmarket debut to win a maiden over a mile here last October. As a half-sister to the high-class Ottoman Fleet, the Charlie Appleby-trained filly has stacks of potential and stepping up in trip should suit. Bint Kilfrush, who cost 550,000 euros as a yearling, is a logical danger after her successful introduction on Tapeta at Southwell on New Year's Day. Maldives, who cost 2,900,000gns, and I'm The One are attractively-bred newcomers to monitor in the betting.
Prediction : 1st Ottoman Empress 2nd Bint Kilfrush 3rd Maldives

SOMETHING should be fine switching to turf on the back of a creditable Kempton second and he will go well if arriving in the same form as last year's Ripon efforts rather than his performance here in a Racing League handicap. Siouxfonic boasts an attractive unexposed profile and looks sure to be in the thick of the action, while Yaa Min is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Something 2nd Siouxfonic 3rd Yaa Min

Enemy Agent justified market support on debut at Kempton and the performance should be marked up given he showed signs of greenness. However, this is a lot tougher on his turf bow under a penalty and runner-up GENERIC could quite easily reverse the form now 7lb better off at the weights for a head defeat. My Mate Roger and Master Of Keraunos add further spice to the race.
Prediction : 1st Generic 2nd My Mate Roger 3rd Enemy Agent

ORGANISE went into plenty of notebooks when scorching the Southwell Tapeta on debut in November. The Gosdens' colt won by an impressive seven lengths and is a three-year-old to watch out for this season. Outback Heat also won on his introduction at Newcastle and cannot be overlooked, while Ya Karim brings course-winning form to the table and might be able to find more improvement in a first-time hood.
Prediction : 1st Organise 2nd Outback Heat 3rd Ya Karim

PIXIE DIVA showed promise on turf last season and displayed her versatility when scoring on the all-weather at Newcastle last time. George Scott's filly still has time to do much better and, with the notable booking of Oisin Murphy, she receives a confident vote. The consistent Almaty Star should give his running again and don't rule out dual C&D winner Thunder Star, who 'won' on her side at the Lincoln meeting on her reappearance.
Prediction : 1st Pixie Diva 2nd Almaty Star 3rd Thunder Star

Michael Bell's yard has been ticking along nicely and, with that in mind, a chance can be taken on SPORTS DAY. The son of Lope De Vega was well held in novice/maiden events last term, but he moves into handicaps from a workable mark and wouldn't need to find stacks of improvement. Similar applies to Lady Vanguard and Phantom Shadow, while the consistent Station Bar wouldn't be without a chance either.
Prediction : 1st Sports Day 2nd Lady Vanguard 3rd Phantom Shadow