UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

A case can be made for all three of these on paper, but WAR BANNER might come out on top. Her dam was a sharp juvenile, winning two of her first three starts including at Listed level, and that could bode well for the daughter of Dark Angel. Acting Lady is sure to prove popular and don't rule out Sexy Chick because Richard Spencer's string is flying at present.
Prediction : 1st War Banner 2nd Acting Lady 3rd Sexy Chick

STARLIGHT LASS displayed plenty of ability when second on her debut at Yarmouth and is likely to take all the beating because even without the expected natural improvement, a similar effort should suffice. Yimmna was a few lengths in arrears that day, but she ought to progress too and is the main danger. Love Me Bae has yet to beat a rival in her two starts and is up against it.
Prediction : 1st Starlight Lass 2nd Yimmna 3rd Love Me Bae

Shallow has been very consistent since being fitted with cheekpieces and looks a big player having finished a close-up third in a class 2 at York a fortnight ago. That said, THERE'S A CHANCE might have a bit more in hand off her current handicap mark. Kevin Ryan's filly was able to build on an encouraging seasonal return to win comfortably at Haydock and, with the front pair pulling clear of the remainder, it might be that a 5lb rise underestimates her. Others to note include Lara Antipova and Polka Blue.
Prediction : 1st Theres A Chance 2nd Shallow 3rd Lara Antipova

It should pay to stick with PHANTOM WATCH given the ease of last week's C&D success. Hugo Palmer's charge opened his account in decisive fashion on only his fourth start on turf and first outing since January, so further improvement looks a distinct possibility. Daretobedifferent placed on the Rowley Mile here before scoring at Nottingham last month and she could land a blow, while Double Time may prove best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Phantom Watch 2nd Daretobedifferent 3rd Double Time

Rockafeller Skank has been making hay in classified races but he faces much tougher opposition here, led by JODHPUR BLUE. Narrowly beaten on the all-weather on more than one occasion earlier in the year, Ian Williams' charge races off a lower mark back on the turf and can take advantage. Booziebrunch finished a respectable fourth at Doncaster in April and a repeat could see him in the mix.
Prediction : 1st Jodhpur Blue 2nd Rockafeller Skank 3rd Booziebrunch

Sent off favourite at Lingfield last time, things failed to go to plan for HARDY'S HERO. However, William Haggas' inmate looks worthy of another chance on the merits of his neck defeat on the Rowley Mile here in April, given the winner has subsequently gone in again. Amorim has a bit to prove on the evidence of his previous attempt over 7f, with the less-exposed maiden winner Marengo Storm preferred.
Prediction : 1st Hardys Hero 2nd Marengo Storm 3rd Amorim

A marked step up in distance saw Vilaine Verlaine fill the runner-up spot at Kempton and, off an unchanged mark, another bold bid wouldn't surprise. However, PRINCE QUATTRO rates as a more solid proposition at this level and a return to 2m could see him back in the winner's enclosure. Dereham is entitled to build on last month's fourth-placed reappearance at Yarmouth and is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Prince Quattro 2nd Vilaine Verlaine 3rd Dereham

SEVENTY continued his upward trajectory when scoring over an extended 1m3f at Windsor. The four-year-old was value for further than his margin of success and is fancied to repel fellow last-time-out winner Green Team. Nick Littmoden's charge got back on the scoresheet at Wolverhampton and a return to turf shouldn't prevent another good account. Bath scorer Belle Amie may fare best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Seventy 2nd Green Team 3rd Belle Amie