UK Horse Racing Tips: Ascot

William Haggas has won three of the last seven runnings of this race and has every chance of another here with ALBAYDAA, who won over this trip at Wolverhampton last year. She made her handicap debut off this mark at Newmarket over 6f where she ran on into third and should be far better suited by the extra furlong. Colori Forever could go well if he gets a fast pace to aim at, followed by the interesting Queen Tamara.
Prediction : 1st Albaydaa 2nd Colori Forever 3rd Queen Tamara

Resemblance is one to watch in the early markets, but experience is a bonus and BINT ARCHANGE gets the vote with the booking of William Buick to ride an eye-catching one by trainer Richard Hughes. Third after weakening close home on her debut at Newmarket, she could improve significantly here. Half A Hoof and Wondervision are other newcomers to note in a wide-open contest.
Prediction : 1st Bint Archange 2nd Resemblance 3rd Half A Hoof

With the Gosden fillies in good form, a better showing is expected from Light Of Paris on her second start, although she was beaten over 12 lengths over a furlong further at Kempton and needs to find more. GONE BY went into many a notebook after running on into second after a slow start over a mile at Newbury and appears likely to benefit from the extra couple of furlongs. Tarrant and newcomer Cool Girl are others for the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Gone By 2nd Light Of Paris 3rd Tarrant

Progressive on the all-weather, ELEMENTS OF FIRE landed hat-trick of 7f victories with last month's Wolverhampton success. This stiff 6f should should suit the front-running son of Too Darn Hot and Archie Watson's rapid improver may not have finished winning yet. Hucklesbrook made an encouraging reappearance at Newbury. He won a higher grade sprint at York last summer and has solid claims on that form, while Toyotomi looks on a tempting mark and shouldn't be underestimated.
Prediction : 1st Elements Of Fire 2nd Hucklesbrook 3rd Toyotomi

Fresh from last month's double on the all-weather, Arry Up holds every chance back on the turf. Sizzling Seixas won nicely in novice company at Kempton in March and has to be of interest, but there was a lot to like about MOSCOW POWER's maiden win at Chelmsford and he makes most appeal. Mick Appleby's charge readily pulled clear of a subsequent winner to justify favouritism in fine style and the son of Sergei Prokofiev should have plenty more to offer now handicapping.
Prediction : 1st Moscow Power 2nd Arry Up 3rd Sizzling Seixas

King's Trust benefited from a gelding operation to shed the maiden tag at Southwell in October and an opening mark of 83 appears to be very fair for the Gosdens' charge. Cheekpieces go on, which may yield further improvement, but BLUE COURVOISIER is preferred, especially with a run under his belt. The son of Sea The Stars built on the promise of his juvenile efforts when runner-up in a bunched finish at Newmarket that also involved Arbaawy (fourth) and Luzon Heights (fifth). The third from that contest subsequently won at the Guineas meeting and Clive Cox's colt might confirm the form, despite being 1lb worse off with the aforementioned pair.
Prediction : 1st Blue Courvoisier 2nd Kings Trust 3rd Arbaawy

NAVAL TRIBUTE had shown plenty of promise when running in bumpers, going down by a narrow margin on each occasion. James Owen's gelding arrives having improved plenty since stepping up in distance on the level, winning two of his last three starts, and the extra yardage here may see him in an even better light. Expressionless improved from his return at Doncaster to score at Leicester and he is capable of being in the mix along with Believitanducan and Calvert.
Prediction : 1st Naval Tribute 2nd Expressionless 3rd Believitanducan