UK Horse Racing Tips: Worcester

She Is For Me Boys posted an excellent third in a premier handicap at Market Rasen, but she didn't have any obvious excuses when a beaten-favourite at Fakenham next time. Even so, Jamie Snowden's mare is the most likely winner, although LAFFER CURVE gets the vote. Dan Skelton has his team in fine fettle at present and his mare, who showed ability over hurdles, could find significant improvement now chasing. Miss Denver is next best.
Prediction : 1st Laffer Curve 2nd She Is For Me Boys 3rd Miss Denver

The Flying Poet made a winning chase debut at Perth last month, but stamina probably dug him out of a hole because his jumping was far from fluent throughout. He should do better with that experience under his belt, but with reservations for now REDBRIDGE RAMBLER might be the safer option. Returning to 3m brought out the best in him at Warwick latest and further success may await from only 3lb higher. Others to note include Gata Ban and Hall Lane.
Prediction : 1st Redbridge Rambler 2nd The Flying Poet 3rd Gata Ban

Jiair Madrik romped home by 12 lengths in a conditional riders' event at Uttoxeter last month and should go well again, despite a 7lb rise. However, APPLICATIONOFCASH has scored readily in two of his last three starts and he looks a shade more reliable than the top weight. Majestic Moment is another with a solid chance based on peak form, while La Quarite has to be feared with Sean Bowen booked for the ride.
Prediction : 1st Applicationofcash 2nd Jiair Madrik 3rd Majestic Moment

Point-to-point recruits Litaque, Redbarn and Delusionofgrandeur all warrant betting checks as they debut under Rules and the market should be informative. However, there is plenty to like about the profile of GIANT'S WAY, who is a close relative of the high-class Labaik that cost his connections 140,000 euros as a three-year-old. Based on potential, the son of Walk In The Park could be too speedy for his more stoutly-bred rivals.
Prediction : 1st Giants Way 2nd Litaque 3rd Redbarn

Having come home in splendid isolation on her stable bow at Chepstow, Miss Kingston must enter calculations in her follow-up bid. There should be more to come from Alastair Ralph's mare and she isn't taken lightly, but PIONEER PETE is a shade more compelling. The six-year-old supplemented an easy victory at Wetherby with a close-up second on his handicap bow at Punchestown last month, and that form may prove stronger. Molten Sea is another heading in the right direction and completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Pioneer Pete 2nd Miss Kingston 3rd Molten Sea

CASTLE IVERS put a disappointing handicap bow at Ayr behind him when scoring in good style over 2m at Perth 23 days ago. A 6lb higher mark shouldn't halt the 3m point-to-point winner's progress, with this step up in distance likely to suit. The hat-trick seeking Speed Davis arrives here at the top of his game and merits respect, although a bigger threat may emerge from Continuance.
Prediction : 1st Castle Ivers 2nd Continuance 3rd Speed Davis

Dropped 5lb for his fifth-placed seasonal debut at Warwick last month, market support for Gwash would be interesting. Regardless, PIKE ROAD showed a bit more verve on his reappearance when fourth at Hereford, with this longer trip and reapplied cheekpieces a potential source of improvement. Eaton Anne has been in good heart over fences of late and he shouldn't be far away.
Prediction : 1st Pike Road 2nd Gwash 3rd Eaton Anne