UK Horse Racing Tips: Uttoxeter

Eternal Angel came up short under a penalty over C&D last month and even with a hood applied for the first time it might be the case again. RIDE LIKE A GIRL was successful in a handicap at Huntingdon on her seasonal return in May and looks capable of much better, especially with ground conditions to suit. Aimeric backed out of things quickly at Market Rasen, as he did previously at Chepstow, but he was smart on the level and would be a threat to all if things click into place.
Prediction : 1st Ride Like A Girl 2nd Eternal Angel 3rd Aimeric

A 7lb rise wasn't enough to stop JIAIR MADRIK from following up on his C&D success at Worcester and while he is clearly heading in the right direction, Donald McCain's gelding looks worth keeping onside. Ice Jet completed a quick-fire hat-trick over timber in May and has to be respected now chasing. Don't rule out Hudson, who is still an unknown quantity over fences having unseated early on at Bangor.
Prediction : 1st Jiair Madrik 2nd Ice Jet 3rd Hudson

KARNAVAL POINT was far from disgraced when attempting to follow up on his Worcester success off 9lb higher here last time. He might prove tough to beat if stepping up to 3m will suit. Fairlawn Flyer is now 3lb lower than when completing a five-timer last year and the veteran is quite interesting with James Murray taking 7lb off his back. Ivane heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Karnaval Point 2nd Fairlawn Flyer 3rd Ivane

Having dug deep to complete a hat-trick at Worcester last time, Sunray Shadow cannot be dismissed in his current vein of form. However, a further 4lb rise demands another career best from the seven-year-old, with ABBEY SCOPE taken to capitalise. Nicky Richards' gelding got the better of a subsequent winner when following up at Hexham and a 7lb higher mark may prove to be lenient. Smugglers Haven and Ernest Gray could also make their presence felt.
Prediction : 1st Abbey Scope 2nd Sunray Shadow 3rd Smugglers Haven

A wind procedure proved just the ticket for ROCKS UP LATE, who made all at Stratford 38 days ago. The six-year-old is reverting to timber off an unchanged mark and he could prove a tough nut to crack if dictating the pace once again. Network Rgb wasn't disgraced on his last two hurdle outings and market support on his handicap debut would be interesting, while Cawthorne Banker returned to form when finishing a close-up second at Worcester last month.
Prediction : 1st Rocks Up Late 2nd Network Rgb 3rd Cawthorne Banker

MOST WANTED looked a different proposition on his chasing debut at Fakenham at the end of May, getting off the mark for the first time over obstacles. The reapplication of cheekpieces seemed to aid his cause and a 5lb rise may not be enough to stop him from following up. The consistent Prairie Queen is feared most, followed by Person Of Interest.
Prediction : 1st Most Wanted 2nd Prairie Queen 3rd Person Of Interest

TELELEO sets a decent standard on the evidence of his debut success at Worcester when clearly knowing his job and the four-year-old may prove a tough nut to crack under a 7lb penalty. Iwanttobreakfree was runner-up in a point-to-point in May and commands plenty of respect now in the care of Dan Skelton. Others to consider include Cavo Tagoo and Jaunty Trooper.
Prediction : 1st Teleleo 2nd Iwanttobreakfree 3rd Cavo Tagoo