UK Horse Racing Tips: Windsor

It can pay to stick with the improving CAPE TORONADA, who got off the mark in good style at Brighton and is open to further progression, despite a 6lb rise. Lahina Bay, who has won over C&D off this mark in the past, rates a big danger based on the pick of her efforts, while Alashos has run into form of late and is dangerous to overlook. Mademoiselle Belle debuts for a new yard and is another to keep an eye on.
Prediction : 1st Cape Toronada 2nd Lahina Bay 3rd Alashos

The betting market should be informative as several of these could have bright futures. PUBLIC AFFECTION, a half-brother to last year's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint runner-up Brussels, is tentatively suggested as the first one to consider, although Bollengo Boy and Flann Sunna are both related to some useful types and merit close inspection. Ahoy and Minzaal Time also have winning siblings and warrant a second look.
Prediction : 1st Public Affection 2nd Bollengo Boy 3rd Flann Sunna

Brocklesby Bill stepped forward from his Newbury debut to gamely get off the mark over 7f at Chepstow. Kathy Turner's three-year-old is going the right way and can go close if coping with the step back up in trip under a penalty. However, HOUSE OF MEDICI posted a highly promising effort when third over an inadequate 7f on his debut at Kempton and the Andrew Balding-trained colt is a logical choice now he has some experience. Star Banner and Fiefdom could also have a say.
Prediction : 1st House Of Medici 2nd Brocklesby Bill 3rd Star Banner

Nogo's Dream was beaten two lengths into second in a class 4 contest at Sandown recently and has to be respected with Oisin Murphy booked. Mesaafi justified strong market support to strike over C&D last time and is noted, but GLAMOROUS BREEZE might be the one. Christopher Mason's mare finished a close third with Nogo's Dream behind in fifth at Goodwood on her return last month and can take a step forward to record her 11th career triumph.
Prediction : 1st Glamorous Breeze 2nd Nogos Dream 3rd Mesaafi

Guitar Solo has shown ability in her three career starts so far and is of interest stepping up in trip on her handicap bow. Astrological finished a fair third at Lingfield latest and may have more to offer, but it's RUMBUSTIOUS who appeals most. Charlie Johnston's colt finished a long way clear of the third when filling the runner-up spot at Thirsk on his most recent start and remains unexposed over this distance.
Prediction : 1st Rumbustious 2nd Guitar Solo 3rd Astrological

WEDGEWOOD wasn't quite at her best in a classified event at Bath earlier in the month, but her form prior had been consistent and it would be no surprise if Tony Carroll's mare returned to winning ways. Dreambird Dolly won a classified race at Leicester and the return to handicap company doesn't seem likely to be an inconvenience, especially with Billy Loughnane keeping the ride. Honour Your Dreams heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Wedgewood 2nd Dreambird Dolly 3rd Honour Your Dreams

MERTOUN took a decent step forward when going agonisingly close over C&D on his handicap debut and Jane Chapple-Hyam's gelding has a suitable opportunity to go one better off a 2lb higher mark. Takeitorleaveit was the beaten favourite in the aforementioned contest but returned to form when runner-up at Lingfield and has to be respected, along with Blue Celestial and Palace Artois.
Prediction : 1st Mertoun 2nd Takeitorleaveit 3rd Blue Celestial