UK Horse Racing Tips: Redcar

Bella Lucia sets the form standard having made the frame at Beverley on her racecourse bow. Stepping up to six furlongs should be beneficial and she may prove popular. However, NOUR can make a winning start to her racing career. Karl Burke's filly is bred to get further in time but she's evidently been showing speed in the mornings and is more interesting than most. Kevin Ryan's pair Time Glory and One Shot Kodi also require market checks.
Prediction : 1st Nour 2nd Bella Lucia 3rd Time Glory

Cape Fear has been placed in all three starts this season and is one of the likelier winners. Nevertheless, CHAMPION LAWMAN is preferred. Charlie Johnston's colt kept on well into fourth over the mile at Lingfield on his debut and can improve on the back of that effort, not least because a step up in trip should suit. Hoseki completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Champion Lawman 2nd Cape Fear 3rd Hoseki

Wicksey's winning run came to an end at York and it might just be that he's simply a better horse on the all-weather. Therefore, a confident vote goes to GAELIC APPROACH. The Leicester scorer hit the woodwork when attempting to follow up at Hamilton and is fancied to go one place better now he is upped in trip. Fairydale looks booked for third.
Prediction : 1st Gaelic Approach 2nd Wicksey 3rd Fairydale

CLASSIC ENCOUNTER has been plying his trade at a higher level so far this season and can benefit from a drop in class on this occasion. A 1lb ease in the handicap for the five-year-old's most recent Newmarket performance can only aid his cause and a third career victory may beckon. Although Desert Shadow has been underwhelming in two outings this year, he might prove dangerous if a first-time visor helps sharpen him up. Andesite is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Classic Encounter 2nd Desert Shadow 3rd Andesite

The majority probably need to find a bit extra at present and this could prove a suitable opportunity for THORNABY ANNIE to open her account. Adrian Nicholls' filly bounced back to form with a close-up second at Doncaster earlier this month and compensation may await. C&D runner-up Long Shot is unexposed over this trip and is feared most, ahead of Kameko Fever.
Prediction : 1st Thornaby Annie 2nd Long Shot 3rd Kameko Fever

Consistency isn't a strong point for any of these, but CROCUS TIME is on an attractive mark and she earns a narrow vote of confidence. Ron Barr's mare sits 23lb below her peak rating from her younger days and can be expected to fare better than she did on her return at Thirsk 10 days ago. Kyber Crystal should not be underestimated, while Lady Bouquet and Auntie Jo also have reasonable claims on these terms.
Prediction : 1st Crocus Time 2nd Kyber Crystal 3rd Lady Bouquet

BAYRAAT has shown a liking for this venue and has a decent chance of going one place better, having struck the woodwork over C&D on his return to action earlier this month. One Of Our Own is a previous C&D winner that also commands respect, while Let's Go Hugo was second in the corresponding race last year and can be ruled out now that he's 5lb lower.
Prediction : 1st Bayraat 2nd One Of Our Own 3rd Lets Go Hugo