UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

It's hard to ignore the claims of ARTH'S GOLD, who readily scored by just under three lengths over a furlong further at this track last month. Even though Richard Hannon's colt has a 6lb higher figure to contend with, he might be up to the task. Sisterandbrother justified favouritism at Doncaster last weekend and may have more to offer on only his fourth outing for the Joey Ramsden stable. Wrist Art is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Arths Gold 2nd Sisterandbrother 3rd Wrist Art

WESTGATE WARRIOR bounced back to form when filling the runner-up spot at Nottingham and competes off the same figure. With the Roy Bowring yard in fine form, he could get back on the winning trail. Despite an awkward start, Cayman Tai only found one too good at Windsor and is likely to be on the premises again. Peregrine Falcon looks best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Westgate Warrior 2nd Cayman Tai 3rd Peregrine Falcon

King Of Thebes has failed to live up to his 1,500,000gns price tag in two starts so far, finishing third on both occasions, and now takes a drop in trip. He commands respect, but it may pay to side with AFFETTUOSO. Roger Varian's colt took a step forward from his debut to take the silver medal home at Wolverhampton in December and could have any amount of improvement to come. The 93-rated Mehmas Champion holds an obvious chance too.
Prediction : 1st Affettuoso 2nd King Of Thebes 3rd Mehmas Champion

The form of ROYAL FANFARE's debut second at Kempton was done no harm by the winner going close on her handicap debut at Newmarket last Saturday and the Gosdens' filly is entitled to step forward from that initial experience. Lightning Glory finished fourth in the aforementioned contest and is entitled to be in the mix, while Dream Camp appeals most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Royal Fanfare 2nd Lightning Glory 3rd Dream Camp

CASH COVE boasts a smart pedigree being a half-sister to the Group 3-placed By The Book, who made a successful debut as a juvenile. Charlie Johnston's filly gets the vote at the expense of Choreography, a 40,000gns purchase who has the assistance of Jamie Spencer on his first career start. Guadalevin's price increased from 32,000 euros to 60,000gns at Tattersalls Book 1 and she commands plenty of respect.
Prediction : 1st Cash Cove 2nd Choreography 3rd Guadalevin

FORT AUGUSTUS won over C&D before being unable to back that performance up when returning here earlier in the month. However, this doesn't appear to be the strongest of contests on paper and it wouldn't be a surprise if the four-year-old bounced back. Amaysmont may prove happier back on an artificial surface having struggled at Doncaster in March, while others to note include Just King High and Highfield Jewel.
Prediction : 1st Fort Augustus 2nd Amaysmont 3rd Just King High

TURBO COMMAND returned to form with a decent front-running performance over C&D earlier this month. Alison Hamilton's charge kept finding once headed over a furlong out and held on to second so, with a few of these arriving with something to prove, a similar level of performance could see him go one better. South Kensington ran her best race for Adam Kirby when filling the runner-up spot at Wolverhampton and is respected on the back of it, while C&D winner King Sharja should come on for his seasonal return.
Prediction : 1st Turbo Command 2nd South Kensington 3rd King Sharja

Bomb Squad will need a career best to follow up last month's course triumph, but he's formed quite the partnership with Hollie Doyle and can't be underestimated. Even so, MU MU LAND might be too strong. Julie Camacho's gelding has been sliding down the handicap and his latest runner-up effort suggests he might be ready to exploit it. Tommy McJohn made an encouraging start for Adrian Keatley at Ayr and any progress would put him right in the mix.
Prediction : 1st Mu Mu Land 2nd Bomb Squad 3rd Tommy McJohn