UK Horse Racing Tips: Brighton

Argy Bhaji has come up just short recently, with second-place finishes at Newcastle and Yarmouth, and he may find one too good once more. GREY HORIZON, who outran odds of 33/1 when third at Windsor in a better race, is due to go up 2lb for future contests and a repeat of that run might be enough. Nifty returns to the turf wearing first-time blinkers and is dropped a grade after struggling at Lingfield. She has a win on quick ground at Salisbury last June to her name.
Prediction : 1st Grey Horizon 2nd Argy Bhaji 3rd Nifty

With very little to go on, the best of these who have seen a racecourse could well be TERRY O, fifth at Windsor last time when only beaten two and a quarter lengths. The Aclaim gelding missed the start before being blocked twice when looking for a run and if he gets a fairer roll of the dice, he could make amends. Sayidah Ardad showed some promise before becoming unbalanced at Bath and may struggle again on this track, so Richard Hannon's newcomer High Calibre is the pick for second.
Prediction : 1st Terry O 2nd High Calibre 3rd Sayidah Ardad

Oj Lifestyle has a good record here, with three wins from seven starts, but they were all over a mile and he has failed when tried over further in the past. GALLANT LION has also tasted success here, over 10 furlongs back in 2023, and has won since elsewhere off higher marks. He was always going to be outpaced over the mile at Southwell and, upped to a more suitable trip now, he could surprise. Abando is a tentative suggestion for the minor placing.
Prediction : 1st Gallant Lion 2nd Oj Lifestyle 3rd Abando

A few arrive with something to prove so it looks best to side with John Gallagher's HAVANA MOJITO. Having run with credit at Bath and Leicester so far this term, the son of Havana Grey now returns to the scene of all three of his career successes and is expected to go well from a competitive mark. Celtic John and Aim For The Bull are others to note.
Prediction : 1st Havana Mojito 2nd Celtic John 3rd Aim For The Bull

My Boy Harry won in emphatic fashion at Lingfield recently but, although respected, a 5lb penalty might leave him vulnerable. With that in mind, preference is for three-time course winner KONDRATIEV WAVE, who remains on a competitive mark following a brace of seconds and is, perhaps crucially, well drawn. Dion Baker's recent efforts suggest that he could play a leading role too.
Prediction : 1st Kondratiev Wave 2nd My Boy Harry 3rd Dion Baker

Tony Carroll's yard is in fine form and NEPTUNE LEGEND bounced back with a vengeance at Bath a week ago. A resounding winner having swept away his rivals in the closing stages, the seven-year-old remains on a workable mark and can defy a 4lb penalty. Starsong has winning form at this venue and placed at Redcar last time. She could give the selection the most to think about, although Top Biller's improved effort at Yarmouth last month gives him a shout.
Prediction : 1st Neptune Legend 2nd Starsong 3rd Top Biller

Kento bids to break his duck on turf having scored twice at Wolverhampton back in March. He should give a good account, but stable companion WEDGEWOOD may edge affairs. The six-year-old staked her claim with a solid second back on the grass at Bath and Tony Carroll's mare looks set to take advantage of a potentially lenient mark. Barnsnape Boy won here last term and will be sharper for his recent comeback.
Prediction : 1st Wedgewood 2nd Kento 3rd Barnsnape Boy