UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

Love A Giggle changed hands for 130,000gns as a yearling and her dam won on her introduction so she warrants a market check. Pershaada is likely to build on her third at Wolverhampton and is considered, but the vote goes to BILL THE BULL. The son of Coulsty showed plenty of pace before weakening into fourth in the Brocklesby at Doncaster and with any amount of improvement to come, he looks the one to beat.
Prediction : 1st Bill The Bull 2nd Love A Giggle 3rd Pershaada

Bang On The Bell returned to form when finishing a close third at Nottingham last week and should remain competitive. Similar comments apply to Invitorio after his second at Catterick on the same day, but the one who appeals most is IRISH DANCER. Declan Carroll's dual C&D winner has found only one too good over track and trip the last twice and can capitalise on an unchanged mark.
Prediction : 1st Irish Dancer 2nd Bang On The Bell 3rd Invitorio

Mio Amico hasn't finished outside the top three in any of his last four outings over a variety of trips and is likely to be thereabouts again. Betelgeuse is a player based on his C&D success two starts ago, but SHIPSHAPE was only beaten two lengths into second at Wolverhampton recently and goes off an unchanged rating. With a similar performance, he could be the one to beat.
Prediction : 1st Shipshape 2nd Mio Amico 3rd Betelgeuse

GOLDINTHESEA was an easy winner at Dundalk on the second of his two starts for Joseph O'Brien and could be hard to beat if picking up where he left off in January. Penny Time, who was first past the post in both of his previous appearances (disqualified for incorrect weight on debut), and Wolverhampton winner Sassicaia join the selection in carrying 7lb penalties and are logical threats. Shadow Boxer and Harmonics are notable newcomers.
Prediction : 1st Goldinthesea 2nd Penny Time 3rd Sassicaia

DANCING WITH DRUMS didn't get a clear run when the money was down at Wolverhampton last week and having won his two previous starts in a game manner, the son of Kodiac could be worth another chance off the same mark. Orbital Chime and Call Glory have been knocking on the door lately and are strong contenders. English Lady is unexposed on Tapeta and could offer some each-way value.
Prediction : 1st Dancing With Drums 2nd Orbital Chime 3rd Call Glory

Rogue Citation showed signs of temperament, but it didn't prevent her from winning over 6f here. That was only her second start and a mark of 73 appears competitive for her handicap debut. However, VENCEDORA looked more accomplished when she made all at Newcastle on the second of her two appearances last year and should have more to offer now resuming over this likely suitable longer trip. The more exposed Cool Molly is the pick of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Vencedora 2nd Rogue Citation 3rd Cool Molly

Barefoot Beach thumped a decent field on her racecourse bow at Kempton before finding one too strong under a penalty over the same track and trip. An opening mark of 84 doesn't look insurmountable, although SEVEN FIRES might prove better treated. On target at Newcastle before following up over 5f here, she ought to benefit from a return to 6f and is only 1lb higher. Zighy was costly to follow as a juvenile, but she did win at Wolverhampton in November and might make up into a better three-year-old.
Prediction : 1st Seven Fires 2nd Barefoot Beach 3rd Zighy